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The REACH Healthcare Foundation is among 11 nonprofit and community organizations that have formed the KC Census Funders Partnership, a collective of organizations interested in partnering to promote a complete and accurate count in the 2020 Census. The group convened nonprofit and business organizations, elected officials and social justice advocates and other community leaders in fall 2018 for early discussions on the impact of the 2020 Census on the Kansas City region.
The KC Census Funders Partnership has gathered resources that organizations can use to educate their constituents about the census. REACH and the Health Forward Foundation have awarded grants to support regional planning, resources and communications activities through the Mid-America Regional Council. Other funded projects will develop in 2019.
KC Census Funders Partnership MEMBERS
- Greater Kansas City Community Foundation
- H&R Block Foundation
- Hall Family Foundation
- Hallmark Corporate Foundation
- Health Care Foundation of Greater Kansas City
- Marion and Henry Bloch Family Foundation
- Menorah Heritage Foundation
- Mid-America Regional Council
- REACH Healthcare Foundation
- Women’s Foundation
- Wyandotte Health Foundation
Census 2020 Resources
- Presentations
- Census 2020 KC Website
- Fact Sheets
- The 2020 Census at a Glance
- Counting for Dollars – Kansas
- Counting for Dollars – Missouri
- Funders Census Initiative (FCI) Toolkit
- Hard to Count: African Americans
- Hard to Count: American Indians and Alaska Natives
- Hard to Count: Asian Americans, Native Hawaiians and Pacific Islanders
- Hard to Count: Latinos
- Hard to Count: LGBTQ
- Hard to Count: Low-Income Households
- Hard to Count: Middle Eastern and North African Americans
- Hard to Count: People Experiencing Homelessness
- Hard to Count: Renters
- Hard to Count: Rural Americans
- Hard to Count: Young Children
- Libraries and the 2020 Census
