Community Partnerships The Samaritan Center has a track record of collaboration with local organizations such as Morning Pointe, Chattanooga Area Food Bank, Homeless Chattanooga, and schools. This presents a sales opportunity to position complementary services or fundraising programs aligned with existing partners and leverage co-marketing or joint events.

Funding and Growth With estimated annual revenue in the 1M to 10M range and 11-50 employees, the organization is a mid-sized nonprofit likely seeking scalable technology, donor management, and administrative efficiency solutions to support program expansion and impact tracking.

Digital and Tech Current tech stack includes WordPress, Shopify, Microsoft 365, Azure AD, and Cloudflare, indicating openness to cloud-based collaboration, donor commerce, and website/commerce enhancements. There is room to upsell donor engagement platforms, security, and CMS optimization.

Community Services Core programs focus on emergency assistance and community ministries (thrift shop, clearance shop, Toy Connection). This signals ongoing needs for donation management, inventory optimization, volunteer coordination, and impact reporting that could benefit enterprise software or logistics services.

Sustainability & Impact Longstanding partnerships spanning over a decade with local nonprofits and food programs suggest a stable, mission-driven buyer who values efficiency, measurable outcomes, and scalable solutions to extend reach in Eastern Hamilton County.