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Find similar grantsWilliam T. Kemper Foundation Community Grants is sponsored by William T. Kemper Foundation (managed by Commerce Bank).
The William T. Kemper Foundation, managed by Commerce Bank, provides support for projects in education, health and human services, civic improvements, and the arts.
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Supporting Education - Health - Community | The Kemper Foundation Welcome to The Kemper Foundation The Kemper Foundation Awards $220,000 to 22 Title I Elementary Schools, 7/13/26 The Kemper Foundation Opens Read Conmigo Educator Grant Applications for the 2026-2027 Academic Year, 4/30/26 The Kemper Foundation’s Read Conmigo Grant Program Awards Spring 2026 Educator Grants, 1/29/26 The Kemper Foundation Opens 2026 Read Conmigo School Impact Grant Applications, 1/20/26 The Kemper Foundation Opens Spring 2026 Read Conmigo Educator Grant Applications, 10/1/25 The Kemper Foundation’s Read Conmigo Grant Program Awards Fall 2025 Educator Grants, 9/18/25 The Kemper Foundation is the philanthropic partner of Kemper Corporation.
Through community outreach and financial support, we aim to strengthen our communities so we can make a meaningful difference in people’s lives. We support causes and non-profit organizations advancing our three focus areas of education, health and community development. Learn more about The Kemper Foundation We’re proud to share highlights of The Kemper Foundation’s community impact and how we’ve advanced our mission.
In our third annual Community Impact Report, you’ll learn about: The $2. 6 million collective impact we’ve made in our communities in the areas of education, health and community development Kemper’s philanthropic programs and initiatives The generous volunteer contributions made by Kemper employees Questions? Contact The Kemper Foundation
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William T. Kemper Foundation Community Grants is funded by William T. Kemper Foundation (managed by Commerce Bank). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Illinois, Missouri, and Kansas. Check the official notice for exact location requirements.
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