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KHF invites Kansans to share their ideas on promoting upward mobility
KHF invites Kansans to share their...
The Kansas Health Foundation invites all Kansans to participate in the “Wish Well” and share their “wish” for someone struggling to make ends meet.
Kansas nonprofits selected to receive mini grants for launching projects to combat hunger and food insecurity
Kansas nonprofits selected to rece...
Eighty-seven nonprofit organizations across Kansas will receive mini grants for as much as $5,000 to fund their innovative ideas for combating hunger and food insecurity.
Collaboration Generates $3.5 million for Testing Sedgwick County Community Members Impacted by Groundwater Contamination
Collaboration Generates $3.5 milli...
Due to the efforts of a coalition featuring government, private sector and nonprofit partners a full $3.5 million has been secured for the Wichita community impacted by groundwater contamination, with a particular focus on the neighborhoods near 29th and Grove.
Editor's picks
What It Means to Be Present
What It Means to Be Present
The best way to understand community needs is through direct feedback from the people who live in and serve the community. Obtaining that feedback requires two things: an authentic relationship and physical presence.
Activating the Power of Our Network
Activating the Power of Our Network
For our dream to be realized, and for Kansas to actually lead the nation in health, it will take all the organizations, and all the partners working in concert with one another.
Invest in Your Board, Strengthen Your Mission
Invest in Your Board, Strengthen Y...
Boards are one of the most important audiences for any organization. They have the capacity and knowledge required to drive your mission.
Stories
Douglas County Launches Indigenous Food Systems Study to Strengthen Food Culture, Access, and Policy
Douglas County Launches Indigenous...
A landmark effort is underway in Douglas County to connect local Indigenous Native American communities through food, culture, and policy change.
How Kanbe’s Markets Plans to Reshape Food Access in Kansas City, Kansas
How Kanbe’s Markets Plans to Res...
For many people across our state, fresh produce may seem abundant, but that isn’t always the case for everyone. Kanbe’s Markets seeks to change that.
Sedgwick County Harvest Hub Connects Farmers, Ranchers and Customers Through Local, Online Food Systems Network
Sedgwick County Harvest Hub Connec...
The Sedgwick County Harvest Hub fills the need for regional food systems that provide food security both now and during future crises.
Kansas Family Advisory Network lifts up families facing challenging times
Kansas Family Advisory Network lif...
When resources seem out of reach, Kansas Family Advisory Network, a member of Kansas Health Foundation’s Building Power and Equity Partnership, is available to help families, judgment free.
Salud Más Bienestar builds bridge between marginalized communities and resources
Salud Más Bienestar builds bridge...
Salud Más Bienestar works to dismantle the inequities that impact the Hispanic/Latino population in Kansas.
EPIC Approach to its Work: Community Housing of Wyandotte County
EPIC Approach to its Work: Communi...
Established more than two decades ago, Community Housing of Wyandotte County (CHWC) has invested nearly $120 million in constructing and improving hundreds of homes in older Kansas City, Kansas, neighborhoods.
Building community in central Topeka: The Omni Circle Group
Building community in central Tope...
Nonprofit aims to improve the health of Topeka Central Park residents through community development and entrepreneurship.
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