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Grants to Kansas Nonprofits for Community Benefit and Economic Development is sponsored by See official notice (GrantWatch ID# 186659). Grants to Kansas nonprofit organizations for projects to benefit residents in eligible counties. Funding is intended for charitable, scientific, religious, educational, and literary purposes, with an emphasis on proposals that will improve economic development.
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Taxes, Credits, & Exemptions To The Stars: Kansas Business Awards Corporate & Professional Services Food Processing and Manufacturing Energy & Natural Resources Award Description Max Amount Match Announcement Application Period Awards Given Contact ACCEL-KS Proof of Concept Funds to support the commercialization of groundbreaking ideas and products $ 200,000 25% Mar-Apr. Mar. -Apr.
May [email protected] ACCEL-KS Kansas SBIR/STTR Matching Program Funding for early stage researchers to compete for and leverage federal SBIR/STTR awards $ 250,000 Varies Oct. Rolling Rolling [email protected] Broadband Acceleration Grant Infrastructure buildout in economically distressed counties $ 2,000,000 50% Feb. Feb.
-Mar. May [email protected] CDBG | Blueprint to Build Funds construction for new community centers that support local needs $ 4,000,000 Varies Jan. Jan.
-Oct. Rolling [email protected] CDBG | Commercial Rehabilitation Revitalize commercial buildings to spur downtown activity and business growth $ 300,000 25% Jan. Mar.
-Oct. Rolling [email protected] CDBG | Community Facilities: Large Grants Support major public facility improvements serving whole communities $ 1,500,000 20% Jan. Mar.
-Oct. Rolling [email protected] CDBG | Community Facilities: Small Grants Support public facility improvements serving whole communities $ 210,000 10% Jan. Mar.
-Oct. Rolling [email protected] CDBG | Economic Development Support projects that create and retain jobs in local communities $ 750,000 50% Jan. Mar.
-Oct. Rolling [email protected] CDBG | Housing Rehabilitation and Demolition Fund housing rehab, reconstruction, or development for low- to moderate-income residents $ 300,000 Varies Jan. Mar.
-Oct. Rolling [email protected] CDBG | Regional Water Implementation Expand water access and quality through regional partnerships $ 2,000,000 50% Jan. Mar.
-Oct. Rolling [email protected] CDBG | Urgent Need for Disasters Address emergencies that threaten public health or safety $ 100,000 0% Jan. Mar.
-Oct. Rolling [email protected] CDBG | Water and Sewer Infrastructure Funding to support essential water and sewer systems $ 800,000 25% Jan. Mar.
-Oct. Rolling [email protected] CDBG | Youth Job Training Support job training programs that prepare youth for careers and local workforce needs $ 100,000 10% Jan. Mar.
-Oct. Rolling [email protected] Community Service Program Tax Credits Amplify fundraising efforts for non-profit organizations $ 200,000 N/A Feb. Mar.
-Apr. Jun. [email protected] Historic Economic Asset Lifeline Grant (HEAL) Rehabilitate downtown buildings for new businesses or organizations in rural commentates $ 100,000 100% Sept.
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[email protected] KAC | Micro Arts Grant Expedited funding for short-term projects for arts organizations with small budgets $ 2,000 100% Dec. Mar. -Oct.
May; December [email protected] KAC | Arts Everywhere Support for the arts in Kansas through funding for cultural projects and programs $ 20,000 100% Dec. Feb. May [email protected] KAC | General Operating Support Strengthen the state’s culture infrastructure $ 25,000 100% Dec.
Feb. May [email protected] KAC | Touring Roster Visiting Artists Engage and deepen impact of arts on local and underserved audiences $ 8,500 100% Jan. Rolling Rolling [email protected] KAC | Public Art & Murals Support permanent or semi-permanent installations, murals, and other public art projects $ 10,000 100% Dec.
Feb. May [email protected] Kansas Global Business Expansion Grant (K-GLOBE) Expanding Kansas’s businesses exporting and global impact $ 5,000 50% Jan. Rolling Rolling [email protected] Kansas Office of Registered Apprenticeship | Apprenticeship to Educator (A2E) Grant Supporting the next generation of educators through an apprenticeship position $ 2,750 0% Jan.
Rolling Rolling [email protected] Kansas Office of Registered Apprenticeship | Kansas Nonprofit Apprenticeship Grant Program Expanding non-profit and healthcare apprenticeship positions $ 25,000 0% Jan. Rolling Rolling [email protected] Kansas Office of Registered Apprenticeship | Apprenticeship Tax Credit for For-Profit Organizations Expanding apprenticeship opportunities in the state $ 25,000 0% Jan.
Rolling Rolling [email protected] Residential Opportunities on Main Street (ROOMS) Funds to support new upper-floor housing in Designated Kansas Main Street Communities $ 50,000 100% Sept. Sept. -Oct.
Nov. [email protected] Rural Champions Grant Provides stipend to hire a Champion to fill a gap in community capacity to complete a needed project $ 20,800 25% Dec. Dec.
-Feb. Mar. [email protected] Rural Opportunity Zone Program Funds to recruit new rural Kansas residents $ 15,000 100% Jan.
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[email protected] Supporting Innovative Growth through New Signage (SIGNS) Funds to improve the attractiveness of downtown retail and commercial business storefront signs $ 50,000 Varies Nov. Dec. -Jan.
Mar. [email protected] Strategic Economic Expansion and Development Grant (SEED) Support small projects in communities under 5,000 population $ 25,000 10% Aug. Aug.
-Oct. Dec. [email protected] Tourism Attraction Development Grant Assist the development of new tourism attraction or enhance existing attractions $ 1,000,000 60% Oct.
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[email protected] Tourism Marketing Grant Assist in new or first time innovative tourism adverting and marketing efforts $ 10,000 60% July. July-Aug. Oct.
[email protected] Towns Grant Support small projects in communities that have not received KDC funding $ 10,000 10% Sept. May-July Aug. [email protected] Incentives & Financing, Taxes, Credits & Exemptions, Site Selection, Doing Business in Kansas Infrastructure assessment, community planning, development support, and downtown activation Find a Job, Job Seeker Services, Employer Services Plan your trip to Kansas.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Kansas nonprofit organizations proposing projects to benefit residents in eligible counties and that align with charitable, scientific, religious, educational, and literary purposes, with an emphasis on economic develop…. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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Grants to Kansas Nonprofits for Community Benefit and Economic Development is funded by See official notice (GrantWatch ID# 186659). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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