Investing in People and Places for a Healthier Kansas

About Sunflower Foundation

Investing in People and Places for a Healthier Kansas

About Sunflower Foundation

Our Mission

Serving as a Catalyst for Improving the Health of All Kansans

Our Work

Investing in Communities

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Learning Events

Free Virtual Nonprofit Board Capacity Building Training Series starts Feb. 21

Sunflower Foundation and Kansas Health Foundation are co-sponsoring a free virtual nonprofit board capacity building training series, scheduled for noon to 1 p.m. each Friday from Feb. 21 to April 11. Staff and board volunteers from Kansas nonprofit organizations of all sizes are invited to join subject matter experts and peer networks for eight virtual workshops and community of practice sessions, where they can gain knowledge, skills, and support that can strengthen their long-term capacity to accomplish their missions. Pre-registration for each session is required, and participants can sign up for any or all sessions. Access to session recordings will be available.

Our Impact

5.6 Million

meals served through “Feeding Kansas Kids”, in conjunction with Kansas Health Foundation

86 of 100

Kansas health departments received COVID-19 emergency funds to address needs during the pandemic

67

organizations held meetings or events at the Sunflower Nonprofit Center in its first year of operation

News & Stories

Foundation President & CEO Brandon Skidmore, Senior VP Elizabeth Burger guests on podcast

Sunflower Foundation President & CEO Brandon Skidmore and Senior Vice President of Programs and Strategy Elizabeth Burger recently joined Kansas Health Institute‘s Wyatt Beckman on the latest episode of KHI’s Health on the Plains podcast.

From the foundation’s mission, to its vision and goals, to the work we’re doing to create a healthier Kansas, they talked all things Sunflower Foundation.

Watch the full interview below!

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