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Prospering Communities: Increasing Equity is sponsored by Hall Family Foundation. Focuses on increasing equity for all by supporting families through organizations and initiatives that take a holistic approach to reducing poverty and increasing well-being.
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Press enter to begin your search Increasing equity for all Communities prosper when there are equitable opportunities to access education, housing, employment, and health care. Therefore, we make grants to organizations and initiatives that take systematic and comprehensive approaches to increasing opportunities for all to thrive in neighborhoods of their choice. Our focus is inclusive prosperity.
To achieve our goal, we seek to invest in initiatives that promote: Emergency & Safety Net Services Livable Neighborhoods/Housing We strive to deepen understanding of poverty and prosperity in the Greater Kansas City area; to foster grantmaking that is data-driven, promotes best practices, and prioritizes multi-sector place-based approaches that are driven by those with lived experiences.
We also believe that quality pre-K through post-secondary education, as well as career/technical education, provides a foundation for economic independence, and relief from the stresses of poverty, while working to reduce poverty altogether. Our Theory/Impact We Seek
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Organizations taking systematic approaches to increasing opportunities in Greater Kansas City across health equity, emergency/safety net services, livable neighborhoods/housing, and economic mobility. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Prospering Communities: Increasing Equity is funded by Hall Family 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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