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Learn about our efforts to solve local needs by collaborating with fund holders, nonprofits and partners. Together, we’re naming the change we want to see for Wichita.
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October 10, 2023 | Insights
Our team strives to make giving simple, easy and impactful. It starts with a vision to spark change in our community. Then our Director of Philanthropy, Meghan Doyle, works hand-in-hand with current and prospective donors to reach their charitable goals.
There are common…
Read MoreOctober 10, 2023 | Insights
Across the country, local news organizations are dangerously decreasing. Why does this alarming fact matter in Wichita? Flip through our latest publication or preview a snippet below to find out.
Want to dive deeper into the news crisis? Watch a free streaming of the…
Read MoreAugust 28, 2023 | News
The Wichita Foundation recognizes the value of local storytellers who voice information solutions to residents. To support the work of these information providers, the News and Information Fund at WF is investing $100,000 in a partnership with the Tiny News Collective (TNC) to…
Read MoreJune 28, 2023 | Stories
There's a new instrument in our philanthropic toolbox known as impact investing.
Launched in 2022, ImpactICT at the Wichita Foundation mobilizes investments structured as affordable loans to local nonprofits or businesses. This approach generates positive impact alongside a…
Read MoreJune 28, 2023 | Stories
There's phenomenal talent among Wichita-area teens and on June 5, we welcomed Ty Collins as our first summer intern.
In her role as Data Management Intern, she will support our team in archiving, scanning and maintaining a process for documents.
Prior to joining us, Ty…
Read MoreLearn about our efforts to solve local needs by collaborating with fund holders, nonprofits and partners. Together, we’re naming the change we want to see for Wichita.
