JCFKC: White Theatre Grantor Fund
Funding Amount
Not stated
Deadline
Deadline not published
Grant Type
Foundation
Deadline history & next window
- Cycle
- Rolling — applications accepted year-round
- Tracked since
- April 2026
From the program guidelines: “After this deadline, applications will also be accepted on a rolling basis, as needed, provided funds are still available.”
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Other requirements
- Any Jewish non-profit agency or synagogue may apply.
- As the fund is meant to serve the entire Jewish community, no agency can receive more than 50% of the total funds available for a given year.
- Jewish agencies may apply for more than one program; however, each separate program will require a separate grant application and budget.
Overview
The JCFKC: White Theatre Grantor Fund, managed by the Jewish Community Foundation of Greater Kansas City, supports Jewish non-profit agencies and synagogues by covering technical and rental fees for events at the Lewis and Shirley White Theatre. Applications are due by the specified deadlines, with rolling acceptance based on fund availability. No agency may receive more than 50% of the annual funds, ensuring equitable distribution across the Jewish community.
NOTE: If a deadline falls on a weekend, applications are due the next business day. After this deadline, applications will also be accepted on a rolling basis, as needed, provided funds are still available. This provision is to accommodate agencies who determine a need 90 days before a program.
The purpose of the White Theatre Grantor Fund is to help defray the cost of technical and rental fees incurred by Jewish users of the Lewis and Shirley White Theatre at the Jewish Community Campus.
Eligibility
Any Jewish non-profit agency or synagogue may apply.As the fund is meant to serve the entire Jewish community, no agency can receive more than 50% of the total funds available for a given year.Jewish agencies may apply for more than one program; however, each separate program will require a separate grant application and budget.
What Jewish Community Foundation of Greater Kansas City actually gave
Source: IRS Form 990, 2024
- Grants in 2024
- 559
- Total given
- $15.42M
- Median grant
- $11K
- Range
- $5,100–$2.5M
- By dollars: Kansas 50%, Missouri 39%, New York 3%. Top recipient cities: Overland Park, KS; Kansas City, MO; New York, NY.
- 25% of recipients were new grantees, not repeat recipients.
Example grants
Kansas City Zoo Foundation · Kansas City, MO
$2.5M
Jewish Federation of Greater Kansas City · Overland Park, KS
$350K
Greater Kansas City Community Foundation · Kansas City, MO
$250K
Harry S Truman Library Institute · Kansas City, MO
$200K
Kansas City Symphony · Kansas City, MO
$200K
Focus Areas & Funding Uses
Fields of Work
- Jewish
- Theater
- Performing arts
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