October 2025 SAN ANTONIO, TX – Social Venture Partners San Antonio (SVPSA), collaborating with a network of prominent local funders announces a significant milestone: $4 million in skilled volunteer services delivered to nonprofits throughout the San Antonio area with utilization of the Catchafire.org platform. Originally launched in 2020 as a rapid-response solution to the challenges posed by the pandemic, Catchafire … Read More
The Inspiring Journey of Dan Rebmann and His Podcast ‘Philanthropy SA’
In San Antonio, Dan Rebmann is making a meaningful difference through his work in philanthropy. As the CEO of Beneficent Financial Services, and as an SVPSA Partner, he focuses not just on financial success, but also on uplifting and empowering the local community. For a little context, Dan graduated from Dallas Theological Seminary and believes that faith and business can work together. This faith has shaped his company and his approach to philanthropy since its founding.
Measurable Impact on Nonprofit Leadership
The results are in, and they’re compelling. Social Venture Partners San Antonio’s fifth Fellowship cohort has delivered measurable improvements in nonprofit leadership capacity, validating our investment in developing the next generation of community changemakers.
Partner Profile: David Zammiello
Social Venture Partners San Antonio (SVPSA) is thrilled to announce the addition of David J. Zammiello, SPHR, as its newest partner. With an extensive background in nonprofit management, workforce development, and executive leadership, David promises to bring a wealth of knowledge and experience to our philanthropic community. David recently launched DAZA Consulting Group, LLC, aimed at optimizing processes and services … Read More
Celebrating Growth and Connection: SVPSA Fellowship Graduation 2025
The SVPSA Fellowship celebrated its 5th class on April 16th at an event hosted by the Girl Scouts of Southwest Texas, honoring nonprofit leaders who completed a transformative six-month program. The fellowship focused on enhancing leadership skills and community networking through intensive day-long sessions covering essential topics like finances, fundraising, and board management. Participants reported increased confidence and valuable connections with peers facing similar challenges. The celebration underscored the program’s impact and the commitment of SVPSA partners to empower future leaders in the nonprofit sector.
New partner, Bonita Owens inspires authenticity in leaders
Bonita Owens, a Certified Coach and Leadership Facilitator, joins Social Venture Partners. Owner of AWN Leadership Consulting, she empowers organizations to develop strong leaders.
New Partner Judith Bell Hefner is Driving Change at Providence Place
Judith Bell, President and CEO of Providence Place, joins Social Venture Partners San Antonio as a new partner. With a rich history dating back to 1895, Providence Place supports vulnerable women, children, and families through comprehensive services. Judith’s leadership fuels organizational growth and empowers individuals to envision brighter futures.
SVPSA Fellowship Class: A Vibrant Year of Impact and Collaboration
As we conclude the fifth class of the SVPSA Fellowship for executive-level nonprofit leaders, we celebrate the incredible journey we’ve shared this year. The Fellowship has empowered 25 nonprofit executives, strengthening their organizations, and reinforcing the importance of community engagement and volunteerism. We proudly announce that this year’s Fellowship Class saw an extraordinary commitment from many dedicated volunteers, who contributed … Read More
Transforming Philanthropy through Empowered Giving
SVPSA: 2024 Impact Report In 2024, Social Venture Partners San Antonio (SVPSA) achieved remarkable strides toward its mission of cultivating philanthropists, strengthening nonprofits, and investing in collaborative solutions. The 2024 Impact Report, “Building Stronger Communities Together,” serves as a testament to the transformative power of collective giving and effective partnerships. We invite you to delve into the full report to … Read More
Jeana Orman: Finding Purpose Through Service
(photo) Jeana Orman and her boarded and eventually adopted guide dog, Bomba. When Jeana Orman first ventured into the nonprofit world, her journey began like many others—sitting on a board, attending meetings, and helping wherever she could. But for Jeana, this traditional route left her yearning for more. “I felt like I wasn’t doing enough,” she recalls. “Being in board … Read More