Flint Hills Regional Council

03/20/2026

10/21/2025

If you are not able to join us today in person, please consider donating online. 🌱

TODAY is Match Day!

Donate In-Person:
7am - 5:30 pm
Junction City Municipal Building Auditorium (700 N. Jefferson Street)

Online gifts:
Can be made between 12:00 a.m. - 11:59 p.m. on October 21st here: www.gearymatchday.com

10/21/2025

Today’s the day! We’re at Geary Community Match Day sharing how local donations help us stretch dollars further to support regional collaboration, economic development, and community resilience across the Flint Hills.

Stop by our table, say hello, and learn how your gift helps us keep important programs moving forward right here in Geary County!

📍700 N Jefferson
Junction City Municipal Building

10/20/2025

⏰ It’s almost here!

Geary Match Day is TOMORROW — October 21, 2025! 💚

Be part of something bigger and help the Flint Hills Regional Council bring more resources home to our region.
Every dollar you give helps unlock additional grant funding to strengthen Geary County. 🌾

📍 Give at GearyMatchDay.com

10/20/2025

Behind every thriving town and every revitalized space is a community that believes in progress. 🌾
Your Match Day contribution helps turn local support into a lasting impact, funding the projects that keep our hometowns moving forward.

📅 Give October 21 → GearyMatchDay.com

10/18/2025

⏳ Only 3 days left!

Every local dollar makes a big difference for Geary County. Your Geary Match Day donation helps unlock federal grant funding that strengthens our communities through housing, infrastructure, and economic development. 🌾

Let’s make sure no opportunity is left on the table—give today and help us build a stronger region together!

💚 GearyMatchDay.com

10/18/2025

💡 Did You Know?

Your Geary Match Day donation helps unlock multiple dollars in federal grants—fueling projects that strengthen Geary County. 🌾

From community planning to infrastructure improvements, every local dollar makes a lasting impact.
Help us keep these projects moving forward—give on October 21 at GearyMatchDay.com! 💚

10/16/2025

💪 Together, We Are Stronger!
Only 5 days left until Geary Match Day — your chance to help the Flint Hills Regional Council continue strengthening communities across Geary County. 🌾

Every dollar you give helps unlock multiple dollars in grant funding—fueling projects that support housing, infrastructure, and economic growth throughout the Flint Hills.

📅 October 21, 2025
💚 Give at GearyMatchDay.com

10/16/2025

🎯 Help Us Reach Our Goal!

We’re aiming to raise $5,000 on Geary Match Day — and every dollar you give helps unlock even more through grant match funding for the Flint Hills Regional Council. 🌾

Your donation strengthens communities across Geary County through housing, infrastructure, and economic development initiatives.

💚 Give on October 21 at GearyMatchDay.com

Together, we can make a lasting impact!

10/14/2025

⏰ The Countdown is On!
We’re just 7 days away from Geary Match Day—your chance to make an even bigger impact across Geary County and Junction City! 🌾

Every dollar you give to Flint Hills Regional Council helps unlock multiple dollars in grant funding to support community growth, housing, and economic development.

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10/10/2025

Exciting news for Junction City! 🌟
Junction City Main Street has been named a 2025 EPA Recreation Economy for Rural Communities Partner Community, joining just 25 communities nationwide selected for this program!

This partnership with the EPA helps communities identify strategies to grow their outdoor recreation economy and revitalize their main streets.

Flint Hills Regional Council is proud to collaborate with Junction City Main Street and community partners as we continue advancing regional vitality across the Flint Hills. 🌾

🔗 Learn more: EPA.gov/SmartGrowth/Recreation-Economy-Rural-Communities

09/26/2025

🌧️⛰️ *Day One in Bentonville, AR — Laneshift Active Transportation Academy* 🚶‍♀️🚴‍♂️

Despite a rainy start, Ogden’s delegation hit the ground walking! City Planner Angela Shepard, Councilmember Richard Foster, and FHRC’s Janna Williams kicked off their first day exploring Bentonville’s trail systems and active infrastructure.

From winding paths to bold design, we saw firsthand how Northwest Arkansas is leveraging active transportation to fuel economic development and community resilience. The rain may have shifted our plans, but it couldn’t dampen the inspiration flowing from this region’s commitment to connectivity, sustainability, and growth.

Excited for what’s ahead this week as we learn, collaborate, and bring fresh ideas back to Ogden! 💡🌱 Hills Regional Council