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William T. Kemper Foundation Commerce Bank of Kansas City N. A.
Trustee is sponsored by William T. Kemper Foundation. This foundation supports proposals in education, health & human services, civic improvements, and arts.
Capital campaign facility projects could fall under civic improvements or directly relate to the other focus areas, especially for non-profit buildings. The foundation accepts unsolicited requests.
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William T. Kemper Foundation Commerce Bank of Kansas City N.A. Trustee is funded by William T. Kemper Foundation. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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