Tuw Minnie Denslow Charitable

Leroy McCreery - Gertrude Yancy Trust

Kansas City, MO

Oracle Health Foundation

Kansas City, MO

Oracle Health Foundation funds children’s healthcare needs worldwide, including treatment, equipment, therapy, and travel, and also supports nonprofits that directly improve young lives. Clinical and equipment grants average $2,500 (up to $17,000); travel and lodging grants are capped at $1,000. It accepts applications for pediatric grants through its website; no unsolicited-request policy for nonprofit grants is stated.

Ir Tuw Ed F Swinney

Dallas, TX

Economic Club of Kansas City

Mission, KS

To provide a structured forum for engaging Kansas City's business leaders with world-class thinkers on critical issues in business, economics and finance. We catalyze local discussion, understanding and leadership on these issues. We foster economic curiosity.

Noah's Bandage Project

Olathe, KS

To end childhood cancer through awareness, support and the gift of hope. We do this through funding pediatric cancer research grants and collecting & distributing cool, fun bandages all over the world.

Bionexus KC

Kansas City, MO

We inspire thinkers from different disciplines to combine their efforts for a common purpose: healthcare innovation. From bioinformatics to cancer research and beyond, we stimulate collaboration and help bring emerging technologies from concept to reality.the kc region is a global leader at the nexus of human and animal health benefiting all our citizens and the economy. Our mission is to highlight life sciences resources and their value to the community through collaboration and commercialization. Bionexus KC creates opportunities at the nexus of:-human and animal health-urban and rural health-academia and industry-Kansas and Missouri

Marion and Henry Bloch Family Foundation

Kansas City, MO

The Marion and Henry Bloch Family Foundation supports education, healthcare, social services, arts, Jewish community organizations, and efforts to improve financial security and quality of life in greater Kansas City. Its 2024 filing reported two grants totaling about $28 million, but the listed amounts are unusual and may not reflect a typical award. It accepts funding inquiries, while applications are by invitation.

Uryasz Family Foundation

Village of Loch Lloyd, MO

William and Barbara Day Foundation

Springfield, MO

Angelman Syndrome Foundation Inc

Aurora, IL

The foundation provides educational tools, information and support to individuals concerned with those affected by angelman syndrome. The foundation supports and funds basic science research and clinical trials.

Metropolitan Energy Center Inc

Kansas City, MO

Metropolitan Energy Center funds clean-transportation, energy-efficiency, building-performance, and renewable-energy projects, including cleaner fleet vehicles, charging infrastructure, training, and solar installations. In 2024, its 11 grants ranged from $10,442 to $446,093, with a median of about $95,000; work is focused on Kansas and Missouri, though recent grants also went to other states. It offers a rolling application process for eligible fleet applicants under its clean-diesel replacement program; unsolicited requests outside that opportunity are not addressed.

Thomas Martin Foundation

Kansas City, MO

The Thomas Martin Foundation supports arts and cultural organizations, education, religious groups, and other charitable causes, with 2025 grants ranging from $100 to $25,000 and a median of $1,250. Based in Kansas City, it gave most of its 2025 grant dollars to organizations in Washington, DC and Missouri, with additional grants in Kansas, Ohio, and Florida. It funds only preselected organizations and does not accept unsolicited requests.