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Corporate & foundation partners
Partnership that funds programs, not naming rights.
What partnership looks like
- Program sponsorship — underwriting a defined program for a defined period, with reporting on what it delivered
- Foundation grants — we will complete your process and report against your framework
- Employer matching — the cheapest way to double employee generosity, and widely unclaimed
- Skills-based support — legal, accounting, logistics and trades expertise, which we need more than we need branded merchandise
- In-kind supply — particularly socks, hygiene items and wound care at volume
- Hiring trainees — the most valuable thing an employer can offer this program is a job at the end of it
What we will not do for a sponsor
Stating this up front prevents an awkward conversation later:
- We will not give a funder any influence over clinical decisions
- We will not share patient information, including anonymized case detail that could identify someone in a population this small
- We will not accept a gift conditioned on excluding a category of patient
- We will not endorse a product or service in exchange for funding
Our gift acceptance policy allows us to decline a gift where accepting it would compromise clinical independence, and we will use it.
Existing partners
The Hunt Foundation supported the opening of Valor #1 Housing with Valor Villages in November 2025. Valor Villages’ named collaborators also include Veterans Services of St. Louis.
Start a conversation
give@valormedica.org
(314) 250-5100
For grant applications, tell us your deadline first — it determines whether we can do it properly.
Organization details
| Legal name | Sevadar Foundation Inc. |
|---|---|
| Operating as | Valor Medica |
| EIN | 93-2840861 |
| Status | 501(c)(3) |
| Legal name | Sevadar Foundation Inc. |
| Operating as | Valor Medica |
| EIN | 93-2840861 |
| Status | 501(c)(3) |
Determination letter, Form 990 and financial statements available on request — see accountability.
What partnership looks like in practice
Funding a defined programme or a defined cost — a season of outreach supplies, transport, documentation costs — where the outcome can actually be reported back. Employee volunteering where it is reliable rather than one-off. In-kind provision of goods or services the programme already buys.
What we will not do for a sponsor
- Provide access to residents or patients for photography, filming or promotional purposes.
- Share identifiable information about anyone we serve.
- Adopt a programme we do not think is clinically warranted because it is fundable.
- Describe outreach as a mobile clinic, or otherwise overstate what is provided, to make a sponsorship read better.
Reporting
Where a partnership funds a defined activity, we report on that activity specifically rather than sending a general annual summary. If we cannot measure it, we will say so before the agreement rather than afterwards.