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THE SHUMAKER FAMILY FOUNDATION

Foundation
EIN: 65-6406193
About this foundation

The Shumaker Family Foundation (founded in 2003 by Dianne and the late Paul Shumaker) promotes Social Justice, Environmental Justice, and Education. The family foundation prefers multi-year grants and organizational strengthening, and it favors BIPOC-led grassroots organizations and projects with potential for long-term systemic impact. It typically funds projects in the Greater Kansas City region (Environmental grants largely in KS/MO) and only funds organizations based in the United States. The board often requires or prefers site visits and may request LOIs before inviting full applications.

Funding focus

The Foundation exists to promote Social Justice, Environmental Justice, and Education.

Social Justice
Environmental Conservation
Early Childhood Education
STEM Education
Arts & Culture
Animal Welfare
Capacity Building
Past grantees
599 total recipients

Organizations this funder has supported in recent years — useful for gauging fit and typical award size.

2024
30+ recipients
MC
Mo Coalition For The Environment
MO
$37,000
BT
Bridging The Gap
MO
Multi-year recipient
$35,000
LT
Learn Techquitywecode Kc
MO
Multi-year recipient
$30,000
SW
Strategic Workforce Development
MO
Multi-year recipient
$30,000
MW
Mo Workers Center
MO
Multi-year recipient
$30,000
UR
Upper Room
MO
Multi-year recipient
$25,000
KF
Kc For Refugees
MO
Multi-year recipient
$25,000
LI
Lyrik'S Institution
MO
Multi-year recipient
$25,000
FO
Friends Of Yates
KS
Multi-year recipient
$25,000
Grant programs
PRIVATE FOUNDATION
upcoming

THE SHUMAKER FAMILY FOUNDATION

Shumaker Family Foundation Grants
education
environment
Animal Welfare

Missouri, Kansas

$10.0K–$30.0K

Closes Jul 15

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Foundation Details
Location
Prairie Village, KS
Areas served
United States, Greater Kansas City (MO & KS)
Causes served
Social Justice, Environmental Conservation, Early Childhood Education, STEM Education, Arts & Culture, Animal Welfare, Capacity Building
Typical grant amount
~$8K
Open programs
1
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