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Funding Support
We recognize that applying for grants can be a complex and challenging process. Our goal is to ensure that coalitions across the state have access to the resources and support they need to identify and secure funding opportunities successfully.
Grant Writing Assistance for Kansas Non-Profits | Center for Public Partnerships & Research
With support from the Kansas Health Foundation, CPPR is offering free grant writing and technical assistance for nonprofit organizations, state associations/coalitions, school districts, state agencies and tribal councils/communities in Kansas.
- Organizations must be seeking funding that is related to at least one of the measures used to determine American Health Rankings (social and economic factors, physical environment, clinical care, behaviors and health outcomes).
- Priority will be given to nonprofit organizations. State and local government agencies may be eligible for grant-writing support for extremely competitive grants or funding opportunities that share the same focus as KHF priority areas.
K State Research and Extension Community Vitality team offers grant writing classes, specific grant searches, access to professional grant writing tools and personal coaching for people who write grants for Kansas communities.
Participants in grant writing classes wrote $42 million of successful grants within the first year of the class. With the support of our professionals, communities enrolled in the Kansas Community Empowerment (KCE) program have increased the number of private and public funds raised by 190% during 2020-2022.
Build Kansas Fund Overview | Kansas Infrastructure Hub
The Build Kansas Matching Fund (Build Kansas Fund) can provide up to $200M in state matching dollars for eligible entities applying for an infrastructure-related grant program for projects in Kansas.
The intent of the Build Kansas Fund is to accelerate local infrastructure investment to support transformative community projects in areas of demonstrated geographic need. Targeted areas for investment include water, transportation, energy, cybersecurity, broadband, resilience, and other priorities identified in the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law (BIL).
List of independent grant professionals who can assist with your CBDG application. Please note that these individuals are not affiliated with the KDOC and no guarantee is implied as to the quality of their services