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Browse all open grantsKansas City Scholars Evaluation RFP is sponsored by Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation. Seeking proposals to conduct a mixed-methods evaluation of the Kansas City Scholars (KC Scholars) scholarship program, which provides scholarships, coaching, and career-connected supports to low-income students and adult learners in the Kansas City region.
Geographic focus: Kansas City region
Focus areas: Education, College Access and Completion, Evaluation
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