Funding for this application is sourced from the Central Kansas Community Relief Fund, which was activated on March 19, 2020. The purpose is to support effects and recovery efforts stemming from the COVID-19 pandemic across the Central Kansas Community Foundation service region (Butler County, Elk County, Harvey County, Marion County, Sedgwick County (Valley Center), and Wilson County).
Needs are emerging with each passing day, and Central Kansas Community Foundation and its affiliates are equipped to respond with charitable funding to support 1) Short-Term/Immediate needs, 2) Mid-Term Evaluation Period and 3) Long-Term Community Recovery and Resiliency.
Begin Accepting Applications Date:
3/24/2020
Deadline Date (CST Time Zone):
8/31/2020 5:00 PM
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Hesston Community Foundation (HCF) has approximately $28,000 available for the 2020 grant cycle. Hesston Community Foundation Impact Fund has approximately $21,000 to be awarded for the purpose of supporting charitable projects/program that benefit those in the Hesston community. The Kansas Health Foundation Fund – Hesston has approximately $7,000 to underwrite solutions of local health issues for the protection and promotion of the health and well-being of individuals and their communities through the encouragement of healthy lifestyles, behaviors, and environments. The amount requested and types of projects/programs will determine the number of grants and amount to be awarded.
Funding requests should:
- Serve or enhance the community of Hesston
- Not exceed $10,000
Begin Accepting Applications Date:
3/27/2020
Deadline Date (CST Time Zone):
4/15/2020 5:00 PM
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USD 373 Endowment Fund, Railer 125 Endowment Fund, and Centennial/Railer 100 Endowment Fund, endowed through Central Kansas Community Foundation, Newton, opens on Monday, March 2, 2020 and aims to support USD 373 Newton teachers and staff each year by providing money to support classroom resources and /or projects.
We know that in a time of conservative spending teachers may have classroom needs and/or opportunities that are outside of your annual classroom budget. Grants may be submitted individually or collaboratively as a team. A maximum of $4,400 is available for the following categories:
- PreK – Gr. 8 “Innovation in the Classroom”
- Gr. 9 – 12 “Innovation in the Classroom"
- Project Criteria (for both categories)
- The project should relate to innovative instructional practices and your proposal should describe the project and its goals for student learning.
- Technology requested in this proposal must be among district supported equipment. Contact ETC prior to submission.
- The application must be submitted online.
- PreK – 12 “Academic Enhancement”
- Project Criteria
- Proposal must explain how your plan or project will enhance and improve the academic program in the Newton School District.
- The application must be submitted online.
FUNDING REQUESTS SHOULD NOT EXCEED $4,400.
Begin Accepting Applications Date:
3/02/2020
Deadline Date (CST Time Zone):
4/03/2020 5:00 PM
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North Newton Community Foundation Mission Statement
“The North Newton Community Foundation (NNCF) supports efforts that enhance community well-being through expansion of educational opportunities, cultural enrichment, and improvement of human health and the physical environment. This will be done in part by visionary efforts to increase the total flow of philanthropic resources by identifying new funding sources and orienting donors to the benefits from such uses.”
Funding requests should embody the following criteria:
- Be consistent with and supportive of the NNCF Mission Statement
- Be deemed effective at addressing perceived social or economic issues directly related to community well-being
- Contain innovative features with potential to attract local interest
- Demonstrate that benefits are expected to accrue largely to North Newton residents
Funding requests should not exceed $1,500.
Begin Accepting Applications Date:
3/10/2020
Deadline Date (CST Time Zone):
4/03/2020 5:00 PM
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