Spark Community Foundation

Denver, CO

UEI
DU59MMAUNPD8
CAGE
9BYK3
Primary NAICS
541990 All Other Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services
SAM.gov registration
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Company facts

Self-certified in SAM.gov
  • Non-Profit Organization
Entity structure
Corporate Entity (Tax Exempt)
SAM.gov registration date
Physical address
1766 S Franklin St, Denver, CO 80210, USA
Founded
2016
Employees
1-10
Estimated annual revenue
$0-$1M
Industry
  1. Information Technology
  2. Software & Services
  3. Internet Software & Services
SIC code
99 Non-Classifiable Establishments
Profiles

Registration and certifications come from SAM.gov and the SBA; company details from public web sources. Updated .

Grant awards

Grant subawards

Prime recipient Prime award Amount Awarded
Department Of Human Services Colorado Amendment 6The purpose of this amendment is to replace holdover letter 25 IBEH 192744 due to COACT NCE being denied by SAMHSA, and using MHBG funds to fund this… H79SM082976 -$23,505
Department Of Human Services Colorado Amendment 6The purpose of this amendment is to replace holdover letter 25 IBEH 192744 due to COACT NCE being denied by SAMHSA, and using MHBG funds to fund this… B09SM089602 $23,505
Department Of Human Services Colorado Holdover The purpose of this holdover is to extend the contract for two months during the no cost extension period of the COACT grant. The purpose of this… H79SM082976 $23,505

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About the company

Spark Community Foundation, a Denver-based tax-exempt nonprofit, operates as a federal grant recipient focused on behavioral health infrastructure and family services programs, with 75% of recent activity routed through sub-grant awards under Colorado's Department of Human Services rather than as a direct prime recipient.

The foundation's federal footprint is minimal and nascent. Four awards total, spanning mid-2024 through September 2026, have obligated $82 thousand across two federal customer agencies: the Department of Health and Human Services Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) and the Corporation for National and Community Service Office of Grants Management. SAMHSA accounts for three awards, all structured as sub-grants under Colorado's Department of Human Services. The single prime grant award came in September 2026 from the Office of Grants Management—a first-year project grant supporting supervisor costs, criminal history checks, benefits, and site-visit travel through August 2027. The sub-grant work consists of three amendments or extensions to a Family Hub and Colorado Family Behavioral Health Collaborative (COFaBHC) infrastructure project and a separate Youth Hub initiative. The most recent sub-grant action, dated July 2024, extended a contract during a no-cost extension period to establish family and youth voice infrastructure for behavioral health needs assessment.

Activity shows one award in 2024 and one in 2026, with the single award facing ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months (the September 2026 Office of Grants Management grant completing in August 2027). Spark's federal engagement is grant-focused rather than contract-focused, with no prime contract vehicle seats and no federal contracting presence in the source data. The foundation operates as a sub-recipient on SAMHSA-funded behavioral health and family services work flowing through Colorado state administration.

Quick answers

Is Spark Community Foundation registered in SAM.gov?

Yes. Spark Community Foundation's SAM.gov registration is active through February 17, 2027.

What is Spark Community Foundation's most recent federal award?

Spark Community Foundation's most recent federal grant award is This award approves support grant funding for a first-year sponsor during fiscal year 2026. Funds will only be utilized… (26VSDCO001), from Office of Grants Management, on September 6, 2026.

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