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Community Impact Grants - Central Kansas Community Foundation Community Impact Grants for Children Services and COVID-19 Relief (April 22, 2022 Newton, KS) Central Kansas Community Foundation (CKCF) is pleased to announce the 2022 Central Kansas Community Foundation Kids FUNd grantees which are funded from proceeds from the L.
Marie Haun Charitable Fund for Children, as well as, grantees who received COVID-19 Relief and Community Resiliency grants. Since 2005, the Kids FUNd has been supporting local projects and programs serving kids. Originally, this fund was supported by the Sand Creek Station Pro/Am Golf Tournament and private donations.
After 2012, the Pro/Am completed their support of the fund and the Haun Charitable Fund was started as a means of continuing the provision of making grants to kid-serving charities. The L. Marie Haun Charitable Fund for Children has awarded over $250,000 since 2013 to organizations who have interest in children’s behavioral research, child welfare, teaching parent skills, and/or strengthening families.
This year, $23,000 was given to 11 organizations that are providing programs and projects to support area children and families. This was narrowed down from 23 applicants with requests of nearly $59,000.
Here is the list of the organizations who received funding this year and are doing amazing work within our local communities: Outreach Enrichment Program Wichita, KS – Serving Central Kansas Wichita’s Littlest Heroes Wichita, KS – Serving Central Kansas Parent – Child Advocacy – Building Better Lives of Children and Youth Friends of the Valley Center Library Circulating Resilience Kits for Children and Teens Heart to Heart Child Advocacy Center Heart to Heart CAC Mental Health Support Sunlight Children’s Services Trinity Heights Respite Care In-School Psycho-Social Rehabilitation Program “Haun left an incredible legacy through her gift to the foundation.
We are honored to manage the application and selection process as there are so many wonderful programs serving children in our service area,” said Kristie Diller, CKCF Program Director. Covid-19 Relief for Community Resiliency Grants for Covid-19 Relief for Community Resiliency were made possible through the support of Funders Network.
Central Kansas Community Foundation has a five-year relationship with the Funders Network, an organization in Coral Gables, FL, who has supported our work in disaster preparedness and response.
The purpose of the $20,000 grant award from Funders Network, that CKCF in turn used to fund grantees listed below, is to provide support for organizations in the CKCF service area that have had past expenses or have anticipated expenses associated with the Covid-19 pandemic response.
We were pleased to have 18 applications for these funds, all from organizations who are doing important and intentional work to serve people in the broad CKCF service area and support the continued recovery efforts from the pandemic. That total request was $54,519. 31 with a distribution of $20,000.
Today’s awards to the 11 finalists range from $500 to $3,500. Susan Lamb, CKCF Disaster Support Coordinator said, “While we are hopeful that we are beyond the pandemic, we realize that many of our charitable partners are still in the recovery process, and we are pleased to be able to utilize this generous award from the Funders Network to support your important work.
” Covid-19 Relief for Community Resiliancy Recipients El Dorado Senior Center, Inc. Offender Victim Ministries Flinthills Services, Inc. Wichita’s Littlest Heroes Wichita, KS – Serving Central Kansas Community Chaplain Response Team South Central Mental Health Bradford Memorial Library Central Kansas Community Foundation hosted a small award ceremony Thursday, April 21, 2022 at Carriage Factory Gallery, not for profit, as a way to recognize these recipients.
For more information about Central Kansas Community Foundation at centralkansascf. org or to learn more about starting a fund or supporting their efforts contact Angie Tatro, CEO, at 316-283-5474 or angie@centralkansascf. org .
About Central Kansas Community Foundation Kids FUNd The Central Kansas Kids FUNd is currently funded with proceeds from the L. Marie Haun Charitable Fund for Children . The Central Kansas Kids FUNd aims to support project/programs and organizations having interest in children’s behavioral research, child welfare, teaching parent skills, and/or strengthening families.
More information about L. Marie Haun can be reviewed at https://centralkansascf. org/donors/donor-stories-of-inspiration/l-marie-haun/ and https://youtu.
be/IKtL_5AY74g .
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Kansas youth and family-serving 501(c)(3) organizations in Harvey, Butler, Marion, Elk, Wilson, and Sedgwick (Valley Center) counties. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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