Kansas City’s Nonprofit Voice!
Sharing the stories of local nonprofits and connecting them with the community! We talk with philanthropists, volunteers, community activists, executive directors, and nonprofit lovers from the Kansas City nonprofit community. Be seen, be heard with KC Cares! Kansas City’s Nonprofit Nonprofit Voice!
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Black Community Fund
Pat MacDonald, Executive Director and a senior philanthropic advisor
The Black Community Fund is the region’s largest charitable fund focused solely on meeting the needs of, and areas of value and interest to, Black people in Kansas City.The Black Community Fund is the region’s largest charitable fund focused solely on meeting the needs of, and areas of value and interest to, Black people in Kansas City.
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Sisters Circle Fund
Marie McCarther, Co-founder
Established in 2016, the Sisters’ Circle’s mission is to increase charitable giving within African-American communities, to benefit African-American communities in the Greater Kansas City area. Annually, the Sister’s Circle Fund provides grants to non-profit organizations meeting critical community needs.
https://www.growyourgiving.org/grant/sisters-circle-greater-kansas-city
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Global Orphan Project
Jon Cassat, Chief Marketing Officer
Jessica Ray, Executive Director of Marketplace
The organization offers a variety of programs including orphan prevention and care, education, job creation, U.S. Foster Care, refugee ministry. Job Creation & revenue are provided through GOEX
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Previous Episodes!
ArtsKC’s The Drop Program: Expanding Access to the Arts in Kansas City
Dana Knapp and Linda Williams of ArtsKC discuss the transformative economic impact of the arts in Kansas City and the introduction of “The Drop” program. This initiative aims to reduce barriers to art participation by offering affordable ticket options and engaging local communities through trusted ambassadors.
Pro Deo Youth Center: Empowering Kansas City’s Teens
Elaine Metcalf of Pro Deo Youth Center discusses their work providing safe, supervised after-school programs for Kansas City teens. With a focus on mental health support, engaging activities, and community partnerships, Pro Deo offers a welcoming space for youth to thrive. The center is expanding to better serve teens, aiming to replicate its successful model across other communities.
Election Impact on Nonprofits: Expert Fundraising Tips
In this KC Cares interview, Jeffrey Byrne of Byrne Pelofsky advises nonprofits on navigating fundraising during election seasons. Byrne debunks the myth that political donations hinder charitable giving and shares actionable strategies nonprofits can use to strengthen donor relationships and advocacy efforts during this period.
