See all of our current funds.
City of St. Francis-Cheyenne Theatre Fund
Cheyenne County Youth Engagement Fund
Cheyenne County EMS-First Responders Fund
Purpose of supporting the comprehensive needs of Emergency Medical Services (EMS) First Responders. This fund is dedicated to enhancing the health, safety, effectiveness, and overall well-being of EMS personnel through the financial support directed towards equiptment acquisition and maintenance, training and continuing education, wellness and mental health resources, and any other need identified as critical to the rediness and sustainability of local EMS services.
Jorn and Spongie Keller Giving Fund
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Cheyenne County Wildlife Endowment Fund
St. Francis Playground Renovation Project Fund
Ed and Rachael Keller Family Fund
Cheyenne County Kansas Community Foundation Operating Sustainability Fund
Elmer & Arlene Walz Family Fund
Cheyenne County Kansas Community Foundation Unrestricted Fund
Cheyenne County Impact Fund
Cheyenne County Hospital Enhancement Fund
Cheyenne Childcare Endowment Fund
Junior and Deloris Knorr Family Fund
David and Deanna (Gerver) Nelsen Family Fund
St. Francis New Generation Endowment Fund
This Fund mirrors the previous New Generation Fund, Inc. as an endowment fund. Therefore, only the earnings (no principal) from this fund can be spent for charitable purposes for the betterment of St. Francis and Cheyenne County. Currently, the goal is to spend the earnings at the rate of 5% of the average 3-year-end Fund balance.
A portion of the earnings may also be utilized for necessary expenses to educate and promote the work of the Fund. Awards are typically made once per year through a competitive application process.
St. Francis Educational Foundation Fund
This Fund is established for the benefit of the USD 297 school district. The annual net income from the Fund will be distributed to St. Francis USD 297. Net income shall be defined as an amount that shall be computed annually based upon the current spending policy of the Community Foundation (currently 5% of the average past three year-end Fund balances).
Such net income may be distributed in May or June each year, that is, toward the end of the school district’s Fiscal Year (which ends on June 30 each year). If any portion of the net income is not distributed in a particular Fiscal Year (July 1-June 30), the undistributed net income for such year shall be added to principal.
Cheyenne County Village Fund
Vic Oelke Memorial Scholarship Fund
St. Francis United Methodist Church Fund
Blessed Beyond Measure
This reflects a heart of gratitude for God's abundant blessings and the desire to share those blessings with others. Rooted in faith and community this fund invests in projects and people that make Cheyenne County stronger, honoring both the gift received and the legacy of giving back.
"Rejoice always, pray continually, give thanks in all circumstances, for this is God's will for you in Christ Jesus."
1 Thessalonians 5:16-18
Cheyenne County Historical Society Fund
Funds that support specific nonprofit beneficiary organizations chosen by the donor
City of St. Francis-Cheyenne Theatre Fund
St. Francis Playground Renovation Project Fund
St. Francis New Generation Endowment Fund
This Fund mirrors the previous New Generation Fund, Inc. as an endowment fund. Therefore, only the earnings (no principal) from this fund can be spent for charitable purposes for the betterment of St. Francis and Cheyenne County. Currently, the goal is to spend the earnings at the rate of 5% of the average 3-year-end Fund balance.
A portion of the earnings may also be utilized for necessary expenses to educate and promote the work of the Fund. Awards are typically made once per year through a competitive application process.
Cheyenne County Village Fund
Charitable investment accounts managed by sponsoring organizations
Ed and Rachael Keller Family Fund
Elmer & Arlene Walz Family Fund
Junior and Deloris Knorr Family Fund
David and Deanna (Gerver) Nelsen Family Fund
Blessed Beyond Measure
This reflects a heart of gratitude for God's abundant blessings and the desire to share those blessings with others. Rooted in faith and community this fund invests in projects and people that make Cheyenne County stronger, honoring both the gift received and the legacy of giving back.
"Rejoice always, pray continually, give thanks in all circumstances, for this is God's will for you in Christ Jesus."
1 Thessalonians 5:16-18
Funds that focus on broader issue areas of interest - like parks, green spaces, education, or health initiatives.
Cheyenne County Youth Engagement Fund
Cheyenne County EMS-First Responders Fund
Purpose of supporting the comprehensive needs of Emergency Medical Services (EMS) First Responders. This fund is dedicated to enhancing the health, safety, effectiveness, and overall well-being of EMS personnel through the financial support directed towards equiptment acquisition and maintenance, training and continuing education, wellness and mental health resources, and any other need identified as critical to the rediness and sustainability of local EMS services.
Jorn and Spongie Keller Giving Fund
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Cheyenne County Kansas Community Foundation Unrestricted Fund
Cheyenne County Impact Fund
Cheyenne Childcare Endowment Fund
Funds to directly support nonprofit and beneficiary organizations.
Cheyenne County Wildlife Endowment Fund
Cheyenne County Kansas Community Foundation Operating Sustainability Fund
Cheyenne County Hospital Enhancement Fund
St. Francis United Methodist Church Fund
Cheyenne County Historical Society Fund
Funds to benefit students working towards higher education
St. Francis Educational Foundation Fund
This Fund is established for the benefit of the USD 297 school district. The annual net income from the Fund will be distributed to St. Francis USD 297. Net income shall be defined as an amount that shall be computed annually based upon the current spending policy of the Community Foundation (currently 5% of the average past three year-end Fund balances).
Such net income may be distributed in May or June each year, that is, toward the end of the school district’s Fiscal Year (which ends on June 30 each year). If any portion of the net income is not distributed in a particular Fiscal Year (July 1-June 30), the undistributed net income for such year shall be added to principal.
Vic Oelke Memorial Scholarship Fund
Funds to benefit a community generally - not restricted to any program or charity
