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Find similar grantsJewish Community Funding is sponsored by Jewish Community Foundation of Greater Kansas City. The Jewish Community Foundation of Greater Kansas City offers J-LEAD grants to Jewish community organizations running innovative, collaborative programs in Missouri and nearby Kansas counties.
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Or search similar grants →According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Jewish community organizations serving the Greater Kansas City Jewish community, including eligible Missouri and Kansas counties. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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The Earl J. and Leona K. Tranin Special Fund is sponsored by Jewish Community Foundation of Greater Kansas City. This fund provides grants for cultural arts, community relations, and education, primarily within the Jewish community in the Greater Kansas City area. Grant applications are reviewed by advisors who meet two to three times a year.
Earl J. and Leona K. Tranin Special Fund is sponsored by Jewish Community Foundation of Greater Kansas City. This fund provides grants for cultural arts, community relations, and education, primarily within the Jewish community in the Greater Kansas City area. Grant applications are reviewed by advisors who meet two to three times a year.