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Find similar grantsMy Community Program is sponsored by Variety KC the Children's Charity. Variety KC's Community Program offers grants to businesses, schools, and organizations looking to create more inclusive spaces in the Kansas City Metropolitan Area. Examples include capital projects, playgrounds, sensory rooms, equipment, and communication boards.
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Nonprofit for Kids with Disabilities | Variety KC the Children's Charity Building a future where every kid can be active, be social, and belong Find our playgrounds and projects on our inclusion map → Give Today Apply for Grant Get help with a project → Become an Inclusive Partner → Volunteer opportunities → Making Kansas City the Most Inclusive City in the World Variety KC Welcomes New Team Members to Fuel the #InclusionRevolution Something exciting is happening at Variety KC, and it's all because of you.
As our mission... Variety KC Empowers Children with Disabilities Through Adaptive Bikes At Variety KC, our mission is to make sure every child can be active, included, and feel a true... New ‘Annie’ production at the Kauffman Center puts kids with disabilities center stage Current and future projects See what we’ve accomplished and what’s coming soon!
Build an Inclusive Future with Us → T-Mobile Center Sensory Room Starlight Theater Sensory Room Blue Valley Recreation Inclusive Playground Variety Tales: Maddox’s Dream Variety KC Inclusive Family Play Zone at KCI Universal Changing Tables Variety Tales: Kaden’s Dream Sporting KC: First Outdoor Power Soccer Field 300 Police Cars Receive Variety KC Sensory Kits Children’s Mercy: Hospital lobby Most Inclusive Soccer Stadium in the World Variety KC Birthday Fundraising Inclusive Playground Guide Wonderscope Inclusive Treehouse Kauffman Center For The Performing Arts Inclusion Program 1 of 4 families has a member with a disability.
See how Variety KC helps to make the world work for every kid. Our Impact on the KC Community of parents of children with disabilities say they use three or more pieces of adaptive equipment each day. On average it takes about $250,000 to raise a child from birth to age 18, but it costs ten times that to raise a child with disabilities, at an average of $2.
5 million. The cost of an adaptive bike A monthly donation will help build a better future for the children of KC Inclusion Revolution Club Variety KC has been selected by Sporting Kansas City & Thrivent for Kick for a Cause 2026!
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Government, business, school, and/or 501(c)(3) organizations serving the Kansas City Metropolitan Area. Must aim to build a more inclusive space/community. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
My Community Program is funded by Variety KC the Children's Charity. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Kansas. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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