The Greater Kansas City Community Foundation is a charity organization focused on the Kansas City area.
Financial Statistics
Total Assets
Total Revenue
Total Expenses Year Total Assets Total Revenue Total Expenses Filing 2024 $3,386,068,279 $781,787,887 $383,027,489 View 2023 $2,795,759,564 $462,146,418 $366,419,994 View 2022 $2,566,570,204 $540,688,700 $475,885,513 View 2021 $2,872,280,410 $806,268,745 $297,261,344 View 2020 $2,187,060,299 $350,777,343 $306,430,443 View
Prior year filings: 2015 , 2014 , 2013 , 2012 , 2011
Revenue Detail
Expenses Detail Employee Compensation Highest Earning Employees Employee Title Total Compensation Deborah Wilkerson DIRECTOR/PRESIDENT & CEO $549,913 Katie Gray CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER $336,052 Brenda Chumley CHIEF DEVELOPMENT OFFICER $300,406 Corey Ziegler CHIEF LEGAL OFFICER/ASST SECRETARY $290,990 Julie Barry VICE PRESIDENT OF FINANCE $263,263 Jeremy Brewer VICE PRESIDENT OF INFORMATION SYSTEMS $225,888 Ronda Richey VICE PRESIDENT OF ACCOUNTING OPERATIONS $216,712 Holly Giammanco DIRECTOR OF INFORMATION SECURITY $205,849 Lisa Folscroft VICE PRESIDENT OF HUMAN RESOURCES $197,429
More + Less – Grant Activity Grants Received Grants Given
All-time grants received statistics from Candid dataset:
Total Grant Value: $759,476,140 Number of Grants: 1,389 Number of Funders: 328 Selection of highest value grants received from the last seven years:
Amount Year Funder Subject $106,815,987 2021 Silicon Valley Community Foundation $37,471,419 2020 Audrey and Martin Gruss Foundation $20,904,842 2021 Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation SUPPORT TO CONTRIBUTE TO THE EWING MARION KAUFFMAN FUTURES KC SCHOLARSHIP FUND. 202109-11415 $15,000,000 2021 Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation SUPPORT TO ESTABLISH THE KC SCHOLARS FUND TO INCREASE POSTSECONDARY ATTAINMENT AMONG LOW-AND MODEST-INCOME STUDENTS IN THE KANSAS CITY REGION. (FUND ID: KAUF58) 202106-10798 $12,054,053 2024 Greater Horizons Trust Philanthropy, Volunteerism $8,000,000 2022 Hall Family Foundation Health Equity Fund $7,500,000 2020 Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation Support Skilled KC Technical Institute, Inc. In providing high-demand, highly-employable, non-degree credentials for students in the Kansas City region. $7,400,798 2023 Greater Horizons Trust Philanthropy, Volunteerism $6,591,734 2022 Real Estate Charitable Foundation GENERAL SUPPORT $6,238,537 2020 Greater Horizons Trust PHILANTHROPY VOLUNTEERISM $5,812,830 2022 The Signatry COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT $5,447,854 2021 Arizona Community Foundation PROGRAM SUPPORT $5,000,000 2021 Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation SUPPORT FOR MATCHING FUNDS FOR 501(C)(3) ORGS, UNIVERSITIES, AND/OR GOV'T AGENCIES WHICH RECEIVE FEDERAL GRANTS TO ADVANCE ENTREPRENEURIAL ACTIVITY IN KS, MO, NE AND IA. (RESEARCH & ENTREPRENEURSHIP FEDERAL MATCHING GRANT DOLLARS FUND) 202106-10725 $4,600,000 2022 Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation SUPPORT FOR KAUFFMAN FOUNDATION MATCH OF ASSOCIATE AND TRUSTEE CONTRIBUTIONS. 202111-11590 $4,234,443 2024 Ralph L Smith Foundation 13952400 CHARITABLE PURPOSES $4,000,000 2024 The Sunderland Foundation 2024 DAF FUNDING $4,000,000 2022 Marion and Henry Bloch Family Foundation Henry W. Bloch School of Mgmt Fund/support for Bloch School 2023 $4,000,000 2021 The Sunderland Foundation FUND HADLEY PROJECT FUND $3,741,129 2021 Greater Horizons Trust PHILANTHROPY VOLUNTEERISM $3,110,000 2021 Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation SUPPORT FOR KAUFFMAN FOUNDATION MATCH OF ASSOCIATE AND TRUSTEE CONTRIBUTIONS. 202012-9501 $3,033,961 2022 The Andrews Family Foundation TRANSFER OF ASSETS – IN 2023 FOUNDATION WILL BE DISOLVED $3,000,000 2024 Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation SUPPORT FOR MATCHING FUNDS FOR 501(C)(3) ORGANIZATIONS, UNIVERSITIES, AND GOVERNMENT AGENCIES APPLYING FOR FEDERAL GRANTS TO IMPROVE ECONOMIC MOBILITY IN OUR REGION. 202402-14781 $3,000,000 2024 Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation SUPPORT FOR KAUFFMAN FOUNDATION MATCH OF ASSOCIATE AND TRUSTEE CONTRIBUTIONS. 202403-14908 $3,000,000 2020 The Sunderland Foundation COVID-19 RELIEF FUND CHALLENGE GRANT $2,934,732 2024 Donor Advised Charitable Giving, Inc. PUBLIC, SOCIETAL BENEFIT
More + Less – All-time grants given statistics from Candid dataset:
Total Grant Value: $3,069,994,699 Number of Grants: 69,973 Number of Recipients: 11,331 Selection of highest value grants given from the last seven years:
Amount Year Funder Subject $50,434,718 2023 The Kansas University Endowment Association $24,830,665 2024 The Kansas University Endowment Association Education $19,804,279 2023 Wayside Waifs Inc $12,000,000 2024 Hackensack Meridian Health Inc Health, Medicine & Science $10,568,707 2024 Johns Hopkins University Health, Medicine & Science $10,500,000 2024 Rethink Food NYC, Inc. Human Services $9,220,000 2024 Sky High Farm Inc Human Services $8,195,050 2024 Great Jobs KC Education $7,961,570 2023 Great Jobs KC $7,042,229 2023 UNICEF USA $6,450,000 2024 FOOD & WATER WATCH Environment & Animals $6,150,000 2024 Venture Strategies for Health and Development DBA Oasis International, Foreign Affairs $6,145,954 2024 The Stanley H Durwood Foundation Co the Greater Kc Community Foundation Public, Societal Benefit $6,036,730 2024 Curators of the University of Missouri Education $6,000,000 2023 Hackensack Meridian Health Inc $5,958,584 2024 Synergy Services, Inc. Human Services $5,786,834 2023 UMKC Foundation $5,715,331 2023 Rockhurst High School $5,645,532 2023 Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health $5,526,579 2024 Cornerstones of Care Human Services $5,291,259 2024 UMKC Foundation Education $5,100,000 2024 Missouri Development Finance Board Arts & Culture $5,003,000 2024 St. John Paul II Parish Religion-Related $4,607,139 2023 Kansas City Symphony Chorus $4,200,000 2024 Jewish Communal Fund Public, Societal Benefit
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