This grant supports research and nonprofit projects that promote housing stability and prevent displacement in Kansas City communities most affected by housing instability.
Funder: Greater Kansas City Community Foundation
Due Dates (Anticipated): August 2026 (Full application deadline, projected)
Funding Amounts: Approximately $2 million total annually; typical grants vary by project and need.
Summary: Supports nonprofits addressing housing stability and preventing displacement in communities impacted by housing instability across Kansas City.
Key Information: Forecasted cycle; eligibility limited to nonprofits serving the Kansas City metro area and focused on housing stability.
The Community Foundation’s Board Discretionary Fund is designed to address critical community needs across the Kansas City metropolitan area by leveraging assets entrusted by donors. For 2026, the Fund will prioritize nonprofit organizations that help individuals and families remain stably housed and prevent displacement, particularly in communities disproportionately affected by housing instability and disinvestment. Grants aim to promote housing stability, prevent housing loss, stabilize households in crisis, support pathways to quality attainable housing, and provide housing-related support and workforce preparation.