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1		DE SOTO, KS
2		MCPHERSON, KS
3		Berryton, KS
4		Lenexa, KS
5		Wichita, KS
6		LAWRENCE, KS
7		OLATHE, KS
8		TOPEKA, KS
9		WELLSVILLE, KS
10		OLATHE, KS
11		MISSION, KS
12		SILVER LAKE, KS
13		WINFIELD, KS
14		KANSAS CITY, KS
15		GRIDLEY, KS
16		EL DORADO, KS
17		PAOLA, KS
18		ASHLAND, KS
19		WICHITA, KS
20		Concordia, KS
21		GREAT BEND, KS
22		PAOLA, KS
23		Minneapolis, KS
24		OVERLAND PARK, KS
25		OLATHE, KS
26		PHILLIPSBURG, KS
27		Lawrence, KS
28		LAWRENCE, KS
29		Wichita, KS
30		MEDICINE LODGE, KS
31		OSAGE CITY, KS
32		Overland Park, KS
33		OVERLAND PARK, KS
34		INDEPENDENCE, KS
35		TONGANOXIE, KS
36		Leawood, KS
37		OLATHE, KS
38		WAMEGO, KS
39		OGDEN, KS
40		Olathe, KS
41		BONNER SPRINGS, KS
42		Prairie Village, KS
43		LENEXA, KS
44		SALINA, KS
45		Lindsborg, KS
46		Lenexa, KS
47		LENEXA, KS
48		HUTCHINSON, KS
49		GREENSBURG, KS
50		SHAWNEE MISSION, KS

TO CREATE AND SUPPORT INDEPENDENCE FOR MATURE ADULTS (SENIOR CITIZENS) AND EDUCATE YOUNGER PEOPLE ON THE SIGNIFICANCE OF TRUST, RESPECT AND INTEGRITY WITHIN SELFAND THE GLOBAL COMMUNITY AND TO PROVIDE GRANTS TO ORGANIZATIONS WHO HAVE THE STAFF, ABILITIES, AND RESOURCES TO HELP SENIOR CITIZENS SUSTAIN TO REGAIN THEIR INDEPENDENCE.

SCHOLARSHIP OR FELLOWSHIP GRANTS TO BE USED FOR QUALIFIED TUITION AND RELATED EXPENSES

CHARITABLE MONETARY GRANTS

To bring together individuals interested in the System, promote informed community interest in functions, resources, services and needs, and to raise supplementary funds for .

The organization provides for educational grants and contributions to speech, language and hearing clinics in .

TO RECEIVE, INVEST, AND DISTRIBUTE FUNDS TO EXEMPT ORGANIZATIONS THAT ARE MEMBERS OF THE SYSTEM.

RAISE AWARENESS, FUND RESEARCH GRANTS TO FIND TREATMENTS AND CURE

The Trust was created is operated exclusively for the literary educational purposes which benefit the Overbrook, Kansas community by providing financial assistance to the public library of Overbrook, Kansas.

officers are volunteers. recently had a change in treasurers position. While going through files new treasurer found that 2021 990N was not filed. After further research treasurer established that needed to file a 990 EZ due to donations, grants and fundraising received in 2021 was over amount for a 990N. This funds raised was mostly due to grants for a building project that was supposed to be started in 2021 but due to Covid and various issues building has been pushed back and will start March 2023. This is first year that has had to file a 990 EZ.

TO ORGANIZE, ACCEPT GIFTS, CONDUCT ACTIVITIES AND FUNDRAISING EVENTS FOR CHARITABLE, EDUCATIONAL, SCIENTIVIC AND LITERACY PURPOSES

SUMMARY OF DIRECT CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES TOTAL GRANTS PAID DURING YEAR EQUALED $800,350 AND WENT TO MANY DIFFERENT ORGANIZATIONS. TOTAL EXPENSES RELATED TO GRANTS AND PROGRAM RELATED INVESTMENTS TOTALED $37,389.79 THIS AMOUNT INCLUDES $10,986.23 IN PROFESSIONAL FEES, $26,596.60 IN CONTRACT ADMINISTRATION FEES, AND $106.96 IN MISCELLANEOUS EXPENSES. ALLOCATION BETWEEN INVESTMENT and CHARITABLE PURPOSE IS BASED ON APPROXIMATE TIME SPENT ON GRANTS and PROGRAM INVESTMENTS. IF NO ALLOCATION IS POSSIBLE, EXPENSES ARE SPLIT 15% TO INVESTMENTS AND 85% TO GRANT COSTS.

charity to benefit services

SUPPORT CANCER AND OTHER RESEARCH, CONTRIBUTING TO LOCAL CHARITABLE EFFORTS AND PROVIDING SCHOLARSHIPS AND GRANTS TO DESERVING LOCAL STUDENTS PURSUING A CAREER IN MEDICALLY-RELATED FIELD.

PRIMARY EXEMPT PURPOSE KS IS TO SUPPORT LITERACY THROUGH ACTIVITIES AND PROGRAMS.

MULTIPLE SCHOLARSHIPS AND GRANTS TO SCHOOLS (SEE ATTACHED LISTS).

TO PROVIDE ADDITIONAL RESOURCES AND SUPPORT FOR

Enhance learning opportunities for all students by providing financial assistance to enable graduation students to pursue higher education, and funding teacher professional grants to enhance learning experience for younger students.

SUPPORT THE

WPLF SEEKS DONATIONS FOR TO FILL THE GAP BETWEEN TAX BASE FUNDING AND COMMUNITY NEEDS.

TO SUPPORT THE YOUTH OF THE COMMUNITY BY GIVING GRANTS TO YOUTH ACTIVITIES AND TO OTHER ORGANIZATIONS THAT SERVE YOUTH TO INSTILL A SENSE OF COMMUNITY, PATRIOTISM, AND INCLUSIVENESS.

TO PROVIDE FUNDS FOR TEACHERS TO USE IN CLASSROOMS FOR SPECIAL PROJECTS NOT COVERED BY THE NORMAL FUNDS OF THE SCHOOL DISTRICT. THE TEACHERS MUST APPLY FOR MINI-GRANTS SHOWING THE NEEDS AND BENEFITS OF THE USE OF THE GRANT PROCEEDS.

PROGRAM EXPENSES PAID TO THE CITY OF

To provide grants/allocations (reimbursements) to agencies to support transportation services to counties in .

OUR MISSION IS TO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIP AND GRANTS FOR HIGHER EDUCATION OPPORTUNITIES TO SUPPORT QUALIFYING STUDENTS ATTENDING THE UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS BY SOLICITING FUNDS FROM ALUMNI.

THE , FOUNDED IN 1997, IS A NON-PROFIT, VOLUNTEER-BASED ORGANIZATION PROVIDING GRANTS, SCHOLARSHIPS AND RECOGNITIONS FOR THE TEACHERS AND STUDENTS OF THE SCHOOL DISTRICT. THE BRINGS STUDENTS, PARENTS, ALUMNI, SMALL BUSINESSES AND CORPORATIONS TOGETHER TO CREATE OPPORTUNITIES TO SUPPORT CONTINUED EXCELLENCE IN . THE WORKS TO BUILD SUPPORTIVE RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN OUR AND THE BUSINESS COMMUNITY THROUGH MANY COOPERATIVE EVENTS AND PROGRAMS.

GRANTS TO 8 EXEMPT ORGANIZATIONS--$500 to $1,133 EACH.

To educate the members of CREW Network regarding the benefits of giving and philanthropy, providing educational grants, assisting chapters of crew network in their local charitable philanthropic and education activities and providing grants and other forms of assistance to charitable organizations benefiting and girls.

FOR BOOKS, TUTION, ETC

Funds generated go to help Public

SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM - 15 COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP GRANTS OF 1000 EACH WERE MADE DURING THE YEAR PLUS 500 EACH TO TWO SCHOOLS IN BARBER COUNTY KANSAS

PUBLIC SUPPORT

To build an endowment for the collections of the and secure support for the life-long learning programs offered at

TO ENABLE STATE-SUPPORTED UNIVERSITIES TO PROVIDE COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS TO STUDENTS. GRANTS ARE MADE TO K-STATE UNIV, KS UNIVERSITY, UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL MO, AND UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI AT KC, FOR SCHOLARSHIPS FOR STUDENTS MAJORING IN .

is committed to equip those who are advancing the Kingdom of Jesus Christ. We strive to educate everyone we come into contact with as to the incredible value that God has placed on their lives. We accomplish our mission via pro bono leadership training courses and asset grants to qualified non-profit organizations world wide.

DISTRIBUTION OF GRANTS TO SUPPORT PROGRAMS FOR THE BENEFIT OF TONGANOXIE RESIDENTS THE LOCAL SURROUNDING AREA.

The mission of EMBRACE (Enriching Many By Reaching All in Catholic Education) is to provide children with special needs the opportunity for an inclusive education by providing resources to support these children in their home parish school. In collaboration with the Catholic School Office of the Archdiocese of Kansas City in Kansas, EMBRACE equips and engages our Catholic community to embrace all learners by providing grants, resources, partnerships and awareness. Our vision is a world where every child is embraced for their unique God given abilities and provided the Catholic education necessary to learn to their fullest potential and become the person God made them to be.

TO END CHILDHOOD CANCER THROUGH AWARENESS, SUPPORT AND THE GIFT OF HOPE. WE DO THIS THROUGH FUNDING PEDIATRIC CANCER RESEARCH GRANTS AND COLLECTING and DISTRIBUTING COOL, FUN BANDAGES ALL OVER THE WORLD.

RAISE MONEY TO SUPPORT SERVICES OFFERED BY LIBRARY, ENSURING THAT LIBRARY CONTINUES TO BE AN IMPORTANT RESOURCE FOR COMMUNITY.

SEEKS TO HOLISTICALLY SERVE YOUTH AND CHILDREN OF OGDEN, KANSAS THROUGH SELLING OF FOOD AND DRINK ITEMS IN A LOCALLY OPERATED COFFEE SHOP. PROFITS, AS WELL AS GRANTS AND DONATIONS WILL BE USED TO FUND CHILDREN, YOUTH, AND COMMUNITY FOCUSED ENDEAVORS THAT WILL EQUIP AND EMPOWER OGDEN CHILDREN AND YOUTH WITH RESOURCES, ABILITIES, AND EDUCATION TO ESCAPE A GENERATIONAL CYCLE OF POVERTY. THESE ENDEAVORS WILL COMFRONT, WITHOUT LIMITATIONS, CONTRIBUTING FACTORS TO POVERTY SUCH AS DRUG ABUSE, HIGH CRIME RATES, LACK OF RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES, UNEMPLOYMENT, AND SUBSTANDARD EDUCTION, AND ANY OTHER FACTORS WHICH CONTRIBUTE TO CONTINUATION OF POVERTY CYCLE OF YOUTH AND CHILDREN IN OGDEN, KANSAS.

VEF strives to create an inclusive, safe, aspirational network of gaming communities for all. We provide grants/financial assistance to disenfranchised students schools as well as scholarships to students through gaming clubs in schools.

THE ORGANIZATION IS A GRANT MAKING ORGANIZATION, AND IT MAKES GRANTS TO OTHER IRC SECTION 501(C)(3) ORGANIZATIONS FOR THEIR EXEMPT ACTIVITIES THAT INCLUDE CHARITABLE, EDUCATIONAL, OR SCIENTIFIC PURPOSES AS THOSE TERMS ARE USED IN SECTION 501(C)(3).

To provide grants to Shawnee Mission High School to enhance the educational experience.

TO PROVIDED STUDENTS WHO DEMONSTRATE A FINANCIAL NEED IN THE SHANWEE MISSION ATTENDANCE AREA SCHOLARSHIPS AND GRANTS TO ENGAGE IN AFTER- SCHOOL ACTIVITIES

EVALUATING AND REVIEWING PREVIOUSLY APPROVED PROJECTS AND CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS TO DETERMINE BASIS FOR ADDITIONAL GRANTS.

To operate for the purpose of providing distributions and grants for qualifying organizations with a specific focus on preserving, presenting, promoting and supporting the cultural heritage of the Smoky Valley community, especially the Swedish heritage that influenced pioneers to create the unique community of Lindsborg.

The mission of is to facilitate healthcare access and provide literacy for individuals who are indigent, uninsured or underinsured. Each year, helped nearly 2,000 people access life-saving prescription medications, medical supplies and education.

AS PEER EDUCATORS IN HIGH SCHOOL: FOCUSES ON EDUCATING, TRAINING, AND EMPOWERING YOUTH. THE PROGRAM FIRST EDUCATES MEMBERS ON EATING DISORDERS AND BODY IMAGE ISSUES, EMPHASIZING THE IMPORTANCE OF HEALTH AND ENCOURAGING STUDENTS TO BE INTROSPECTIVE - EVALUATING THEIR OWN THOUGHTS AN DFEELINGS ABOUT THEIR APPEARANCE. STUDENTS ARE THEN EDUCATED ON TOPICS INCLUDING THE PREVALENCE OF EATING AND BODY IMAGE ISSUES, THE INEFFICIENCY OF DIETS, THE IMPACT OF NEGATIVE SELF-TALK AND MEDIA LITERACY. AFTER CONTINUOUS TRAINING AND EDUCATION OVER THE COURSE OF A YEAR, STUDENTS BECOME EDUCATORS AND INITIATORS, CREATING A DISSONANCE-BASED LEADERSHIP STYLE AND ENCOURAGING STUDENTS TO DEVELOP THEIR OWN SOLUTIONS TO PROBLEMS.

THE MISSION , . IS TO SHARE THE GOOD NEWS JESUS CHRIST IN THE SECULAR MARKETPLACE THROUGH INSPIRING AND WHOLESOME READING MATERIAL.

GRANTS TO VARIOUS ORGANIZATIONS IN THAT PROVIDE CARE IN .

TO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS FOR THE EDUCATION OF CHILDREN OF IMMIGRANTS, PROMOTING MENTAL HEALTH CARE AND ADDRESSING MENTAL HEALTH CARE ISSUES AND PROVIDING RESOURCE TO GIRLS IN RURAL COMMUNITIES AND CARE AND SHELTER FOR ANIMALS.

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