More than 120 businesses – big and small – kicked-off summer by welcoming high school students to a five-week paid professional learning experience.

We are transitioning to more intentionally serve Kansas City, work more collaboratively, and prepare the Foundation so our new CEO can hit the ground running.

Community-engaged scholarship and support program awards 575 scholarships across the six-county Kansas City metro.

Op-ed by Foundation Chair Esther George outlines how Mr. Kauffman’s commitment to KC influences our work and our search for the next president and CEO.

The violence against Ralph Yarl last week shows all too vividly how far we have to go in our racial equity work. We need to, as a community, work together so that anyone can have a long and fulfilling life regardless of race, gender, or geography.

Kauffman FastTrac®, 1 Million Cups, and the Start Us Up coalition are
here to help ecosystem builders better support entrepreneurs.

Meet the researchers who are working with communities to help close the gap between those proposing solutions to socioeconomic problems and those closest to the problems.

With more than 800 Scholars who earned college degrees, Kauffman Scholars, Inc., began its planned six-month phased closing March 13.

Small, nonprofit organizations are key to addressing a range of economic, human service, and educational challenges, said Essence Yancey of the United Way of Greater Kansas City.

A panel of Black entrepreneurs kick off a four-part series with the Kansas City Public Library about how to make entrepreneurship “IDEAL” for all.