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KC G. I. F.
T. Program is sponsored by Kansas City Generating Income For Tomorrow (G. I.
F. T.) Provides grants to Black-owned businesses in Kansas City’s urban core to foster economic empowerment.
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Apply for a Kansas City G. I. F.
T. Grant: Fueling Black-Owned Businesses in Kansas City G. I.
F. T. Grant Application Kansas City G.
I. F. T.'
s mission is to reduce the racial wealth gap and poverty-related crime by creating sustainable Black employers in Black communities. This grant program supports Black-owned businesses with the potential to create jobs, strengthen local economies, and build long-term community wealth.
Our vision is to help build 10 sustainable Black-owned employers on Kansas City's East Side—businesses that, five years after receiving a grant, are still thriving, employ at least 25 people, and provide a living wage of at least $40,000 per year. Through this grant opportunity, we invest in entrepreneurs building businesses that can create lasting economic impact for future generations.
To be eligible, businesses must: Be at least 51% Black-owned Be located in one of the following areas: Kansas City, MO: 9th Street to Bannister Road, Troost Avenue to Hardesty Avenue Have been generating revenue for at least 3 months Have annual revenue that does not exceed $1 million Demonstrate the potential to create jobs and contribute to economic growth within the community Be properly registered and in good standing with the State of Missouri Applicants must submit a complete application and the following required documentation: A detailed plan outlining how grant funds will be used Articles of Incorporation or other official business formation documents A current Letter of Good Standing from the State of Missouri The business's most recent quarterly Profit & Loss (P&L) Statement A completed application and all requested business information A $25 non-refundable application fee Applications that are incomplete or missing required documentation may not be considered for funding.
Review and SelectionProcess This grant cycle includes a three-step review process designed to assess business readiness, growth potential, and overall impact. Step 1: Application Submission Interested businesses must submit a complete application and all required documentation by the application deadline. Selected applicants will be invited to participate in a First Interview.
This interview provides an opportunity for applicants to discuss their business, growth strategy, operational needs, and proposed use of grant funds. Seven finalists will advance to the Second Interview round. Prior to the interview, finalists will receive a pitch deck template and must submit the completed presentation for review.
During the interview, applicants will present their business, growth plans, anticipated impact, and proposed use of grant funds. Two grant recipients will be selected following the completion of the review process.
Grant Recipient Award and Technical Assistance Package Grant recipients will receive a comprehensive business growth package that combines grant funding with one year of technical assistance services designed to support long-term business success.
One Year of Business Coaching Accounting & Bookkeeping Support These services are provided with the grant award to help recipients strengthen operations, increase sustainability, improve financial management, and accelerate business growth. Application Opens: Monday, June 8 Application Closes: Tuesday, July 7 G. I.
F. T. Grant Application Guide Class
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Missouri Letter of Good Standing
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Scoring criteria used to review proposals for this grant.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: At least 51% Black-owned businesses located in East Side, Southeast KC, Raytown, or Grandview areas of Kansas City, generating revenue for at least 3 months with annual revenue not exceeding $1 million. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $25,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Applications for KC G.I.F.T. Program are due July 7, 2026. Build your timeline backwards from this date to cover registrations, approvals, and final submission checks.
KC G.I.F.T. Program is funded by Kansas City Generating Income For Tomorrow (G.I.F.T.). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Missouri and Kansas. Check the official notice for exact location requirements.
Applications go through the funder's official portal — the Apply Now link on this page goes there directly.
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