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Networked Community Solutions Grant is sponsored by NetWork Kansas with funding support from Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Kansas, the Kansas Health Foundation and the Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation. This program offers grants to catalyze short-term NetWorked action projects and encourages collaboration among NetWorked participants through cross-sector team building and collective action.
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Community Solutions Grant Round 4 Winners Announced - Network Kansas Community Solutions Grant Round 4 Winners Announced Announcing the grant award-winning projects The NetWorked Community Solutions Grant is a pilot project by Network Kansas with funding support from the following organizations: Congratulations to the Round 4 Grant Award Winners: Project Name: Jewell County: Healthy Habits, Healthy Lives Impact Area: Health and Wellness | Project Type: Community Outreach Lead Applicant: Jewell County Community Development Association Inc. Lead Applicant County: Jewell | Counties served by project: Jewell Project Team: Republic County eCommunity Project Name: How an Entrepreneurial Community Developments – Video Storytelling for Connecting Entrepreneurial Communities Conference Impact Area: Data Collection and Storytelling | Project Type: Community Input Lead Applicant: Republic County Economic Development Lead Applicant County: Republic | Counties served by project: Republic Project Team: Common Sense Collective Project Name: CrossTalk: Common Sense Communications Impact Area: Entrepreneurship Support | Project Type: Community Outreach Lead Applicant: Kansas Common Sense Fund Lead Applicant County: Shawnee | Counties served by project: Seward or Ford Project Team: Four County Entrepreneurship Network Project Name: Four County Collaborative: A Destination Marketing Summit Impact Area: Entrepreneurship Support | Project Type: Community Outreach Lead Applicant: Coffey County, Kansas Lead Applicant County: Coffey | Counties served by project: Anderson, Coffey, Osage, Linn.
Surrounding counties may also be served by this project, as the attendance for the Summit will not be limited to only businesses that reside in those four counties.
Project Team: Plainville Wellness Coalition Project Name: Children’s Cupboard Impact Area: Food Access | Project Type: Community Service Lead Applicant: Plainville Wellness Coalition / Plainville Community Foundation-Fiscal Agent Lead Applicant County: Rooks | Counties served by project: Rooks Project Team: Harvey County Breastfeeding Support Project Name: Strengthening a Culture of Breastfeeding through Public Park Spaces Impact Area: Community Development | Project Type: Community Service Lead Applicant: Harvey, County of aka Harvey County Health Department Lead Applicant County: Harvey | Counties served by project: Harvey Project Team: Storytime Village Project Name: Building the Village: Community Outreach Leading to the Storytime Village Literacy Center Launch Impact Area: Community Development | Project Type: Community Outreach Lead Applicant: Storytime Village Literacy Center Lead Applicant County: Sedgwick | Counties served by project: Sedgwick Project Team: Mindful Living is Active Living Project Name: Coming Home to the Heart Impact Area: Health and Wellness | Project Type: Community Outreach Lead Applicant: Retreat Inside Out Lead Applicant County: Sedgwick | Counties served by project: All Project Team: Lawrence Music Week Project Team Project Name: MixMaster2025 + Lawrence Music Week Impact Area: Engaging Broadly | Project Type: Community Outreach Lead Applicant: Creative Impact Alliance Lead Applicant County: Douglas | Counties served by project: Douglas, Johnson, Shawnee, Leavenworth, Jefferson, Wyandotte Project Team: Wichita County Project Name: WC Community Health Needs Assessment Impact Area: Data Collection and Storytelling | Project Type: Community Input Lead Applicant: Wichita County Economic Development Lead Applicant County: Wichita County | Counties served by project: Wichita County Project Name: Amplifying Voices of Community Health Innovators Impact Area: Data Collection and Storytelling | Project Type: Community Outreach Lead Applicant County: Sedgwick | Counties served by project: All Prev Previous Omni Circle Named Host Organization for Shawnee Startups eCommunity Next Omni Circle Expands Ignite Program Through Douglas County eCommunity Next We look forward to connecting with you.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Not explicitly detailed, but aims to encourage collaboration among NetWorked participants. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $5,000 & $10,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Networked Community Solutions Grant is funded by NetWork Kansas with funding support from Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Kansas, the Kansas Health Foundation and the Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation. 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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