Your Gift Changes Lives
Every year, Springboard Community Services helps thousands of Maryland residents access mental health services, housing support, victim services, and other resources that promote safety, stability, and well-being.
Your support helps ensure that individuals and families can access the care, resources, and opportunities they need to build safer, healthier futures.
Why Give
Why Your Support Matters
Every day, Springboard works alongside individuals and families facing challenges related to mental health, housing instability, trauma, and poverty.
Your donation helps us:
- Expand access to mental health counseling and psychiatric services
- Support youth and families experiencing housing instability
- Connect individuals to community resources and support services
- Strengthen programs that promote long-term stability and well-being
Monthly Giving
Making an Impact All Year Long
Monthly gifts provide reliable support that helps Springboard respond to community needs throughout the year.
Other Ways to Give
Whether through a one-time gift, donor-advised fund, stock transfer, or planned gift, there are many ways to support our mission.
- Donor-Advised Funds
- Stock Gifts
- Planned Giving
- Corporate Giving & Sponsorships
Other Ways to Get Involved
There are many ways to support Springboard’s mission beyond making a financial contribution.
Attend an Event
Join us throughout the year for community events, educational programs, and fundraising activities that support our mission.
Volunteer
Share your time and talents to help strengthen our programs and support individuals and families across Central Maryland.
Partner With Us
We welcome opportunities to collaborate with businesses, community organizations, and other partners who share our commitment to creating stronger communities.
Mental Health, Housing, and Supportive Services
Most donors understand that immediately. “Victim services” can be important in some contexts, but it doesn’t always resonate emotionally with a general donor audience and can unintentionally narrow the perception of your work.