Spring Impact Incorporated

Spring Impact Incorporated is a U.S. nonprofit organization designated as a 501(c)(3) entity, primarily focusing on international, foreign affairs, and national security, with an operational emphasis on single organization support[1]. Its mission is to help mission-driven organizations and funders scale their impact sustainably through consulting, training, and targeted programs[2][3].

Mission and Vision

Spring Impact aims to address social and environmental problems by scaling successful solutions effectively. Its vision is a world where these challenges are met at scale, with the mission of supporting sustainable scaling processes[2].

History and Evolution

Spring Impact was born out of the realization that many innovative projects were not scaling due to operational inefficiencies. Initially established as the International Center for Social Franchising (ICFS) in 2011 by Dan Berelowitz, it evolved into Spring Impact, focusing on replicating successful practices across mission-driven organizations[2]. Over time, its scope expanded to include various scaling methodologies beyond social franchising[2].

Services

Spring Impact provides:

• Consultancy: One-on-one support to help organizations scale their impact.
• Academy: Training and tools to make scaling knowledge accessible.
• Programs: Collaborations with funders to tackle specific issues at scale[3].

Impact

Spring Impact has supported over 700 organizations in scaling their social and environmental impact. It works with a diverse array of clients, including the BOMA Project, NSPCC, the Nike Foundation, and PSI, among others[4]. Its work is guided by a commitment to empowering organizations to reach more people and tackle broader societal issues effectively.

Financial Operations

Spring Impact derives its revenue primarily from contributions and program services, with a notable portion of its expenses allocated to salaries and wages[1]. As a nonprofit, donations to Spring Impact Incorporated are tax-deductible[1].