Grant Opportunities at Central Kansas Community Foundation and its Affiliates support local organizations and educators with charitable project funding to advance health, education, and community well-being.
A 2027 Hillsboro Community Foundation Grant listing has been added, with applications opening November 5, 2026, and closing February 3, 2027, at 11:59 p.m. CST.
Funder: Central Kansas Community Foundation
Due Dates: December 30, 2026 (Menocause: Ignite Valley Center) | February 3, 2027 (Hillsboro Community Foundation)
Funding Amounts: Listed 2026 opportunities: $500–$2,000 for Valley Center education projects; up to $3,000 for Harvey County women’s foundation grants; $10,500 total for Hillsboro Health grants, with requests of at least $2,000
Summary: Supports charitable projects serving CKCF and affiliate communities through competitive cycles, discretionary or designated grants, and selected inquiry processes.
Key Information: Eligibility and geographic requirements are fund-specific; applicants need an EIN or Tax ID number.
Central Kansas Community Foundation (CKCF) and its affiliate foundations support charitable projects in the communities they serve. Funding is offered through competitive grant cycles, discretionary or designated grants, and, for some funds, a Letter of Inquiry process. Competitive grantmaking follows quarterly cycles, with each opportunity tied to an affiliate’s geographic area, available funds, and purpose. Applications are reviewed collectively after the application window closes.
CKCF is incorporating the United Nations’ 17 Sustainable Development Goals into its grantmaking categories and impact mapping. Its stated focus includes reducing inequalities in health, education, and the economy, alongside climate and environmental improvements. Individual opportunities support work such as community health and wellness, classroom needs, innovative education, and projects directly benefiting Harvey County communities.