Community Capital Fund

08/20/2026

Attention high school students! Do you have an idea to transform your neighborhood?

The Youth Neighborhoods Rising Fund (Youth NRF) is a grant opportunity created by youth, for youth — and we want to support YOUR project.

Youth NRF offers up to $5,000 in funding for student-led projects that help communities thrive. Examples include projects in arts & culture, environmental stewardship, public safety, digital inclusion, neighborhood cleanups, social connection, and more.

Get real experience in teamwork, budgeting, planning & civic engagement.

Join us for an Information Session on August 25!
Application Deadline: September 25.

Learn more and apply here: https://www.ccfkansascity.org/youthnrf

08/14/2026

Thank you, Mid-America Regional Council! We're so honored to recieve a Regional Leadership Award, which recognizes people and institutions whose exemplary leadership and vision have made a significant, enduring impact on the Kansas City area.

Congratulations to the 2026 Regional Leadership Award honorees!

Community Capital Fund
Habitat for Humanity of Kansas City
Bob Kendrick, Negro Leagues Baseball Museum
Tom Gerend, KC Streetcar Authority

We recognized them for their outstanding contributions to the Kansas City region this afternoon at our annual Regional Assembly.

We also honored Marge Vogt with a MARC Distinguished Board Service Award.

Thank you to everyone who joined us to celebrate!

07/30/2026

Registration now open! The Community Development Workshop is back this fall — September 25–26, 2026, with this year's theme: Thriving Neighborhoods. We're excited to bring CDW back to the Kauffman Foundation Conference Center this year. Two days of ideas, inspiration, and action for anyone working to build better neighborhoods in Kansas City.

REGISTER NOW: cdw2026.rsvpify.com

04/30/2026

We’re Hiring – Join Our Team!

Job Title: Communications & Outreach Coordinator
Location: Kansas City, MO (Hybrid)
Status: Part-Time (20 hours / week)
Compensation: $22-$25, commensurate with experience

Learn more: https://www.ccfkansascity.org/careers

Community Capital Fund is an Equal Opportunity Employer. We celebrate, support, and thrive on diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees.

04/27/2026

Join us in welcoming Leah Blanton, our new Senior Accountant!

We’re excited to share that Leah Blanton has accepted the Senior Accountant role and will be joining CCF on Monday, April 6. Leah is a CPA with extensive experience across nonprofit and institutional accounting, and she brings a strong background in financial leadership and operational support. We’re thrilled to welcome her and look forward to the expertise she’ll bring to the team.

Learn more about Community Capital Fund: https://www.ccfkansascity.org

04/16/2026

It’s a Date!
Doula Meet & Greet

We’re excited to officially invite you to It’s A Date!, a speed-dating–style event designed to support you in finding care that feels like the right fit. With our scholarship applications back open until filled, this is a great opportunity for expecting families to meet Kansas City Doulas.

This event was created with the intention of centering connection, trust, and alignment. You will have the opportunity to meet Kansas City doulas in a warm, welcoming, and affirming space. Through semi-guided conversations, you’ll be able to explore different care styles, ask questions that matter to you, and see who you naturally connect with.

Event details
Saturday, April 18, 2026
10AM - 2PM
2400 Troost Ave, Kansas City, MO 64108

Please note: There is no pressure or guarantee that you will find a match during the event; the goal is simply to connect, learn, and explore your options in a supported environment.

As seen on Access Health News
https://accesshealthnews.net/the-kc-doula-program-invests-in-expecting-parents-and-the-doulas-who-support-them/

Register Today:
https://www.ccfkansascity.org/doulakc

04/02/2026

Great news for Kansas City! The Strengthening the Health of Neighborhoods (STRONG) program has officially retained its funding—and Year 3 is underway.

This is what happens when communities show up, speak out, and stand behind what works.

STRONG continues to invest in the people, neighborhoods, and ideas that make Kansas City stronger, safer, and more connected. The work doesn’t stop here. We’re just getting started.