Knights of Columbus Endowment Fund announces third annual grant cycle
On May 1, the Knights of Columbus Endowment Fund opens grant applications for its third year, supporting Crawford County housing and community services.
2024 Elm Acres Foundation Grant Applications Open
The Community Foundation of Southeast Kansas (CFSEK) proudly announces that applications for the 2024 Elm Acres Foundation Grant Cycle are now open. Applications are available at SoutheastKansas.org/Grant-App. The application link will close on April 30, 2024, at midnight. Elm Acres Grants Fund Projects Serving At-Risk Youth The purpose of the Elm Acres Foundation, Inc. is … Continue reading →
Rita J. Bicknell Women’s Health Fund Giving Circles Grant $52,000 to Benefit Women’s Health Causes in 2023
The Rita J. Bicknell Women’s Health Fund (WHF) has awarded $52,511.43 in grants to support women’s health initiatives in Southeast Kansas in 2023. Grant recipients are selected by two Giving Circles and are committed to furthering WHF’s mission of improving the health and well-being of women.
Future Fund Giving Circle awards $18,478 to Crawford County nonprofits
On behalf of the contributing members of the Future Fund Giving Circle, the Community Foundation of Southeast Kansas (CFSEK) is pleased to announce that Future Fund grants totaling $18,478 have been awarded to 23 nonprofit organizations in Crawford County. The Future Fund Giving Circle is a philanthropic group comprising community members from Crawford County who … Continue reading →
Welcome to the Community Foundation of Southeast Kansas 2023 ‘Making A Difference’ In Childcare Special Grant Process! [Update: Closed]
Update: Applications for the Bourbon County Making A Difference grant cycle were due September 22, 2023, and are no longer being accepted. The original version of this post follows: The Community Foundation of Southeast Kansas (CFSEK) understands that quality, accessible, and affordable childcare benefits SEK’s common good and quality of life. To be responsive to … Continue reading →