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CFSEK Local 2026 Grants: Gordon Parks Museum, Ft.Scott Compassionate Ministries, SparkWheel Uniontown, Bourbon County Core Community

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CFSEK Awards $185,000 in 2026 Community Impact Grants

Since 2001, the Community Foundation of Southeast Kansas (CFSEK) has been making a difference in the region through its Community Impact Grants (formerly known as the General Funds Grants). This year is no different, with $185,000 granted to 73 projects in the focus areas of Arts & Culture, Basic Human Needs, and Youth Activities. Since 2001, the CFSEK Community Impact Grants have awarded over $2.2 million in competitive grants throughout Southeast Kansas.

“This year was particularly competitive, with over $770,00 requested from 100 applicants,” said Kara Mishmash, CFSEK Program Coordinator. “It was really humbling to see the deep need in our communities, and it’s motivating us to keep growing our capacity to say ‘yes’ more often.”

The 2026 recipients are:

Arts & Culture – $10,000

Basic Human Needs – $75,000

Youth Activities – $100,000

CFSEK also granted $5,000 to each of its affiliate foundations in Columbus, Fort Scott, and Girard to use for granting related to youth activities.

CFSEK would like to congratulate the recipients and thank them for their charitable work across Southeast Kansas.

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