• Private Grantmaking Foundations

Brian M Anselmo Memorial Foundation

KNOWING THAT BRIAN BELIEVED IN THE JESUIT TRADITION OF BEING "A MAN FOR OTHERS," IT IS OUR AIM TO POSITIVELY TOUCH THE LIVES OF OTHERS THROUGH CHARITABLE GIVING, PROMOTING EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES AND PROMOTING ANIMAL WELFARE IN HIS NAME.

• Protestant

Cornerstone Presbyterian Church

Cornerstone Presbyterian Church is a community that seeks to make disciples who love God, love people & serve others.

Midwest Blacksox Baseball Club

TO PROMOTE AND INCULCATE INTEREST IN YOUTH ORGANIZED BASEBALL THROUGHOUT THE COMMUNITY.

• Children's and Youth Services

Ozanam

Ozanam provides safe and nurturing environments so at-risk youth and young adults can be successful.

• Amateur Sports Clubs, Leagues

Saddle & Sirloin Club of Kansas City

TO BE A PRIVATE EQUINE CLUB THAT PROMOTES EQUESTRIAN SPORTS ACROSS ALL DISCIPLINES WHILE PROVIDING UNIQUE SOCIAL AND SPORTING OPPORTUNITIES, FOSTERING FELLOWSHIP AMONG ITS MEMBERS, AND HONORING THE CLUB'S TRADITION OF SUPPORTING THE AMERICAN ROYAL.

• Single Organization Support

Lob & Learn Inc

Lob & Learn's purpose is to afford key opportunities for children with a sustainable tennis and educ Free south Kansas City tennis program inspiring teaching young students KSHB recently featured Lob Learn in their local news coverage in Kansas City.

• Services to Prisoners/Families

Second Mountain Inc

Second Mountain Leadership is a 501c3 nonprofit organization that facilitates resident-driven leadership training programs to transform prison culture.

• Animal Protection and Welfare (includes Humane Societies and SPCAs)

Dutchie Buns Rescue

Our goal is to help bunnies in need, and help educate on proper care.

• Fund Raising and/or Fund Distribution

Keep the Spark Alive, Inc.

KTSA is committed to bring awareness to and prevention of teen suicide, aid those left behind in the aftermath of suicide, honor the life of Chad Harrell.

• Mental Health Associations - Multipurpose

You Matter Festival

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