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Truman Heartland Community Foundation (THCF) announced more than $310,000 in grants have been awarded to 48 nonprofits serving the community.
“This is a critical time for our nonprofits and agencies who work with those most vulnerable in the community,” Phil Hanson, Truman Heartland President and CEO said. “In response to the current crisis, we fast-tracked the review process for this year’s competitive grants program, expediting funding and providing flexibility nonprofits need to meet the ever-changing needs of our region.” Each year, Truman Heartland Community Foundation awards competitive grants to nonprofits that serve Eastern Jackson County, awarding grants in five interest areas: Arts and Culture, Community Betterment, Education, Health and Human Services and Wildlife Conservation in Missouri. Awards range from $2,000 to $25,000. This year, $48,600 in additional contributions were provided from Truman Heartland’s Youth Advisory Council, the Junior Service League of Independence, and multiple donor advised fundholders at the Community Foundation. Due to COVID-19, Truman Heartland canceled its traditional November Grants Luncheon and accelerated their grant review process to award funding through this year’s competitive grants program in June and July. The following organizations are receiving grant awards from Truman Heartland Community Foundation: Angel Flight Central Big Brothers Big Sisters of Greater Kansas City BikeWalkKC Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Kansas City Cancer Action Child Abuse Prevention Association Coldwater of Lee's Summit Community Services League Developing Potential Drumm Farm Center for Children Gilda's Club Kansas City Hands of Grace Harvesters Heartland Chamber Music Heritage Philharmonic Hillcrest Transitional Housing Hope House Hope Network of Raytown HopeBUILDERS Independence Meals on Wheels Independence School District Junior Achievement of Middle America Kansas City Community Gardens Kansas City Hospice Lee's Summit Social Services Lee's Summit Symphony Orchestra Lee's Summit Underwater Recovery Marian Hope Center for Children's Therapy Meals on Wheels of Lee's Summit Mid-Continent Public Library Mother's Refuge Music/Arts Institute OATS Transit Peace Partnership Play to Learn Ministries Powell Gardens Puppetry Arts Institute Raytown Emergency Assistance Program Reach Out and Read Kansas City Rotary Club Youth Camp Association School of Economics Shepherd's Center of Raytown Sleep In Heavenly Peace – MO-Kansas City SE Chapter The Literacy Lab The Summit Church (Lee's Summit United Methodist Church) Truman Heritage Habitat for Humanity Truman Medical Center Charitable Foundation Visiting Nurse Association Comments are closed.
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