Impact 100
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The Request for Proposals for the 2024 Impact 100 grant cohort is available now!
Applications are due on December 14th. Please read on for more information.
Office Hours
We are offering office hours for anyone who is applying for or considering applying for 2024 Impact 100 grant funding. If you have any questions about applying, the web portal, deadlines or anything else, I encourage you to join one of these virtual meetings. A United Way staff person will be logged into the virtual meeting for the full hour each day. From November 8th through December 14th, office hours will be offered each week on the following days:
- Wednesdays from 1:00 p.m. – 2:00 p.m.
- Thursdays from 9:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m.
Office Hours Zoom Meeting Link
*Office hours will not be available November 22nd or 23rd in observance of the Thanksgiving holiday.
Proposal Workshops
You will find the link to the virtual workshop recording and the accompanying PowerPoint slides below. If you were unable to attend one of the workshops, we recommend you review these documents as they will provide you with important information you may not find anywhere else.
Video
PowerPoint
Request for Proposal
The Request for Proposal document is posted below. Please note that there are two different versions of the RFP, one for current grantees and one for new or not currently funded organizations. For ease of reference, both types of organizations, those currently funded versus not, will have two versions of application information: 1) a downloadable version of the Request for Proposal (RFP) as a PDF and 2) the proposal forms provided in Microsoft Word templates for your use in preparing your proposal. It is advised to create your proposed application in the word template to facilitate the completion and entry of your final application.
All applicants: You can find the respective links governing your application at the bottom of the page.
NEW OR NOT CURRENTLY FUNDED ORGANIZATIONS
Thank you for your interest in applying for a 2024 Impact 100 grant. The deadline to submit the Intent to Apply and Eligibility form has passed. To be notified of the next Impact 100 grant funding opportunity, visit here to complete a short survey.
Intent to Apply
If you submitted an Intent to Apply form by the deadline of November 15, you will receive an email notifying you of the results of our review of that document and your eligibility to apply on or before November 29th.
In the meantime, you may wish to review the copies of the application documents below. These documents are not to be used for application submission. You will need a link to the online application documents which you will receive once we have determined your eligibility.
CURRENT IMPACT 100 ORGANIZATIONS
Organizations who are currently Impact 100 grantees should use the links below to find important information about applying for funding to be a 2024 Impact 100 nonprofit. It is recommended you open each link and read thoroughly to fully understand the process and requirements.
Downloadable Forms
New or Not Currently Funded Organizations
View or download the 2023 Community Needs Index here.
View Partner List
2023 Impact 100 Partners
- Ability KC
- AdHoc Group Against Crime
- Amethyst Place
- Avenue of Life
- Beacon Mental Health
- Bethel Neighborhood Center
- Big Brothers Big Sisters of GKC
- Bishop Sullivan Center, Inc.
- Boys & Girls Clubs of GKC
- BoysGrow
- Caritas Clinics Duchesne Clinic
- CASA (of Jackson, Johnson and Wyandottes Cos)
- Cass Community Health Foundation
- Catholic Charities (of Kansas City, Mo & Northeast Kansas)
- Center for Conflict Resolution
- Center of Grace
- Child Abuse Prevention Association
- Child Protection Center
- Children’s Center for the Visually Impaired
- Children’s Mercy Hospitals and Clinics
- City Year Kansas City
- Community Action Agency of Greater Kansas City
- Community Housing of Wyandotte Co
- Community LINC
- Community Services League
- Cornerstones of Care
- Cross-Lines Community Outreach
- Cultivate KC
- Della Lamb Community Services
- Drumm Farm Center for Children
- EarlystART
- El Centro
- Empower Missouri
- First Call
- Food Equality Initiative
- FosterAdopt Connect
- Giving The Basics
- Grandview Assistance Program
- Growing Futures Early Education Center
- Guadalupe Centers, Inc.
- Harvesters-The Community Food Network
- Health Partnership Clinic
- High Aspirations
- Hope Haven of Cass County
- Hope House
- Inclusion Connections
- Jewish Family Services of GKC
- Jewish Vocational Service
- JoCoIHN
- Journey To New Life
- KC CARE Health Center
- Kearney Enrichment Council
- KidsTLC
- KVC Missouri/KVC Niles
- Legal Aid of Western MO/KS Legal Services
- LevelUp Kids
- Literacy KC
- Mattie Rhodes Center
- Mental Health America of the Heartland
- Metro Lutheran Ministry
- Metropolitan Organization to Counter Sexual Assault (MOCSA)
- Mother’s Refuge
- Mt. Carmel Redevelopment Corp.
- Newhouse
- Northland Health Care Access
- Northland Neighborhoods
- Operation Breakthrough
- Our Spot KC
- PREP-KC
- Raytown Emergency Assistance Program (REAP)
- Reconciliation Services
- ReDiscover
- reStart, Inc.
- Rose Brooks Center
- Safehome
- Samuel U. Rodgers Health Center
- Saint Luke’s Hospital Crittenton Children’s Center
- Sheffield Place
- Shepherd’s Center (Raytown/KC Central/KCK/Northland)
- Sherwood Autism Center
- SparkWheel
- Start at Zero
- Sunflower House
- Swope Health Services
- Synergy Services
- The Children’s Place
- The Family Conservancy
- The Salvation Army of Eastern KS and Western MO
- TNC Community
- True Light Family Resource Center
- United Community Services of Johnson Co
- University Health
- Urban League of GKC
- Urban Neighborhood Initiative
- Veronica’s Voice
- Vibrant Health
- Women’s Employment Network
- Working Families’ Friend
- Wyandot Behavioral Health Network
- YMCA of GKC
United Way’s Impact 100 is a diverse group of 100 community partners that we believe are addressing the most vital health and human service needs. Every Impact 100 organization maintains a high bar of organizational accountability and effectiveness in terms of finance, accountability, governance and impact in the community. Our rigorous selection process includes a variety of factors resulting in a diverse group of organizations—in terms of geographic regions served and human service domains, covering a robust cross-section of our community. This year’s impact 100 organizations cover the following domains: child welfare, healthcare access, food security, housing and financial stability, positive youth development and early childhood development.