Restructuring a Portfolio to Unlock $20M
Funding


A US-based national foundation operating across multiple programmes aimed at delivering social impact at scale. The organisation works across diverse initiatives, audiences, and funding streams, with a strong mission-driven focus and a growing ambition to expand its reach and impact nationally.
Operating in a competitive funding environment, the foundation relies on clear outcomes, evidence, and donor confidence to secure and sustain long-term investment.
As the foundation scaled its activities, its portfolio evolved into a collection of strong but disconnected programmes. While impact existed across multiple areas, it was difficult to translate this into a clear, investable narrative for funders.
As a result, growth initiatives—whether expanding programmes, entering new geographies, or increasing donor acquisition—consistently stalled.
SEPANTA worked with the foundation to redesign how its portfolio operates as a system. Rather than focusing on messaging or individual programme performance, the engagement centred on structuring the entire portfolio—from programmes and outcomes to audiences, evidence, and funding pathways—as a connected, investable system.
As part of this system, SEPANTA deployed GoodMora as the underlying engine—enabling leadership to model the organisation, simulate future scenarios, and identify the minimum structural changes required to unlock funding.
A strategic intelligence platform that enables strategic action: surfacing patterns, simulating change, and supporting leaders in redesigning their organisations from the inside out.



The redesigned structure enabled the foundation to transition from a fragmented portfolio to a unified, investable system within 24 months.
funding opportunity identified and modelled
end-to-end value chains established
donor confidence through consistent outcomes
dependency on concentrated funding sources
Beyond efficiency gains, the firm established a more robust compliance framework—moving from manual review to a structured, auditable system aligned with regulatory expectations.