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Grant Specific Publications
For some of our initiatives we've created grant-specific summary publications. To learn more about our recognition grants, GROW initiatives and more, read on.
Kansas Health Institute (KHI) Report
Since its inception in 1995, the Kansas Health Institute (KHI) has provided policymakers in Kansas with high-quality, objective research and data to help inform important policy decisions throughout Kansas. As its primary funder, the Foundation has produced a report detailing the history of KHI, as well as some of its current efforts. Please read this report to learn more about KHI and the impact the organization has on Kansas.
Recognition Grant Report (2011)
In 2011, more than 100 outstanding organizations, school districts and communities received Recognition Grants. This is the fourth year the Foundation has published a report highlighting a group of community efforts representative of all our RG recipients. To learn more about these remarkable grantees, we invite you to read this year's Recognition Grant report.
GROW I Children's Health Endowment Report
GROW I (Giving Resources to Our World) Healthy Kansas is designed to build the capacity of community foundations. The Kansas Health Foundation partnered with the 12 participating foundations, three of which are featured in the GROW I Children's Health Endowment Report. The foundations now have funds available to empower those who understand what's needed in their specific communities to make decisions that can impact the health of children now, and for generations to come.
Recognition Grant Report (2010)
Across the state, dedicated individuals, organizations and communities are working to create better futures for Kansas children, fill gaps in services and care, and reach out to diverse populations to share information about health and wellness. To learn more about these remarkable grantees, we invite you to read this year's Recognition Grant report.
GROW Report (2009)
Growing community philanthropy is a focus area for the Kansas Health Foundation, and the first decade of our GROW program to build and strengthen community foundations across the state was amazingly successful. It's inspiring to see that our initial investment of $30 million in GROW has afforded GROW foundations the ability to give back more than $33 million to their communities so far.
Kansas Community Leadership Initiative (KCLI) Report (2009)
The Kansas Community Leadership Initiative (KCLI) began in 1999 with the belief that you can change communities for the better by changing the people in them one by one. KCLI helped hundreds of Kansans in more than 40 communities to learn new approaches to leadership.
Recognition Grant Report (2008)
While much of the Foundation's grant making is done in a proactive, strategic manner, the Recognition Grants program gives us an opportunity to work directly with many grassroots organizations doing innovative work to help people throughout Kansas.
