2020-11-16T10:01:05-06:00 2019-12-31 KPMG LLP 200 East Randolph Street Ste 5500 Chicago IL 60601 990 2019-01-01 480873431 Kansas Health Foundation % Stephen Webster KANS 3162627676 309 E Douglas Wichita KS 672023405 STEPHEN WEBSTER VP & CFO 3162627676 2020-11-10 true TARA D'AGOSTINO P01245482 3126651000 2020-11-13 199.206.0.5 36104320203215000029 2020-11-16 P C9EC6D7848E495386EEC3E96FFC23136B99BE7CD EA4B65EE71D42BE71D1FFD4325509DD549A18899 2019 2021-01-29 14:40:06Z Stephen Webster 309 E Douglas Wichita KS 672023405 43853204 false X kansashealth.org X 1985 KS Improve the health of all Kansans so every Kansan can make healthy choices where they live, work, and play. 8 8 24 0 26477 0 125000 37500 0 0 31392140 7791156 1583965 769197 33101105 8597853 8672555 15027546 0 0 3091354 3486898 0 0 0 8141556 6598566 19905465 25113010 13195640 -16515157 464257631 328187155 23798761 20313641 440458870 307873514 X At the Kansas Health Foundation, all of our work centers on our mission: To improve the health of all Kansans. We envision a culture in which every Kansan can make healthy choices where they live, work, and play. false false 12787942 11270837 Civic & Community Engagement As defined by the National Conference on Citizenship, Civic health is a measure of well-being for a community, state or nation and is determined by how actively citizens are engaged in their communities. Beyond being intrinsically good for a democratic society, civic health has a strong bearing on the quality of life in communities. A community with strong civic health is resilient, has effective governance, and is a better place to live. These ideas describe our goals for our civic and community engagement work. We want Kansas communities to have the infrastructure and resources necessary to ensure citizens are engaged and actively participating in creating more vibrant places to live, work and play for all. The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation further describes the relationship between active citizen engagement and healthy communities: "In a thriving community, residents take an active role. Through civic engagement, such as voting and volunteering, people develop and use knowledge, skills and voice to cultivate positive change. Such actions can improve the conditions that influence health and well-being for all. Residents of socially-connected communities are more likely to thrive. Research suggests that individuals who feel a sense of security, belonging, and trust in their community have better health. People who don't feel connected are less inclined to act in healthy ways or work with others to promote well-being for all." Our Grantmaking Outcomes: - Health Equity Partnership Initiative. Grantees in this initiative strengthened their organizational capacity and formed new coalitions to expand grassroots advocacy across the state. As a result of this initiative 954 new partner organizations joined the grantees creating a broader network of organizations working towards health equity. - Integrated Voter Engagement Initiative. The 11 organizations involved in this initiative have engaged historically underrepresented populations (including those with low income, communities of color, immigrants and refugees and rural residents, among others) to increase their participation in democratic processes. They have organized voters around racial justice, healthcare and immigration reform and also inspired diverse residents to become involved in leadership in their communities. - Community Engagement Initiative. Grantees achieved several policy, systems and environmental changes positively impacting their communities through this initiative. Along with local partners, Thrive Allen County helped to establish a rural vocational technical center to help keep youth in the area and support greater skill development and employment. Another example is the United Way of Greater Topeka establishing a local wellness center that also serves as a family practice clinic. - Kansas News Service (KNS) Core Support. This grantee covers unique stories that no other sources does. 78% stakeholders surveyed in 2019 felt that KNS provided important health information for community members and elected officials. A majority of stakeholders agreed that KNS made a difference to their work. 3633217 2535925 Healthy Behaviors Tobacco use and obesity remain the leading causes of preventable death and illness in Kansas. According to the 2016 Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance Survey (BRFSS), one in three Kansans are obese (34%) and over 17% use tobacco. When we start digging deeper into these issues, startling disparities emerge. For example, almost one in three (30%) Kansas adults with less than a high school education smoke compared to less than one in ten (6.8%) adults with a college degree. Compared to the general population, the proportion of Kansas adults who report participating in physical activity is lower among Latinos, African Americans and those earning less than $15K/year. To make progress toward our vision of a culture where every Kansan can make healthy choices where they live, work and play, we are tackling these disparities. Our Grantmaking Outcomes: - Tobacco Treatment and Recovery in Behavioral Health Initiative: The grantees involved in this initiative successfully advocated for the expansion of tobacco cessation benefits available to those individuals enrolled in the Kansas Medicaid program (KanCare). These patients now have greater access to more treatment options, both in the form of counseling and pharmacological treatments, with no lifetime caps. - Active Schools: Let's Move Kansas!: In collaboration with physical education teachers, classroom teachers and administrators, participating students showed an increased in physical activity and had more positive attitudes about physical activity. As a result of the increased physical activity, educators noted positive changes in the classroom environment such as decreased behavior problems, increased enjoyment of school, increased focus and attention and improved academic outcomes. - Increasing Kansans' Access to Nutritious Food Through Child Nutrition Programs and SNAP, Kansas Appleseed Center for Law and Justice: Through Kansas Appleseed's leadership and advocacy, they helped move Kansas from 50th (2014) to 48th (2015) to 45th (2016) in children's participation in the Summer Food Service Program, and also worked to help Kansas progress from 46th (2014) to 40th (2019) nationally in SNAP participation. - Kansas Breastfeeding Initiative: The ten grantees in this initiative made significant strides to increase the proportion of women exclusively breastfeeding. Their efforts contributed to Kansas being identified by the 2018 CDC Breastfeeding Report Card as one of only four states to exceed national averages and Healthy People 2020 goals in four core breastfeeding measures. - Tobacco-Free Campuses Initiative: Six higher education institutions in Kansas developed and implemented an active tobacco-free campus policy that impacted the health Kansans. - Kansas Healthy Food Initiative: Since 2017, this initiative has supported the distribution of loans, grants and technical assistance for 19 projects across 16 counties to increase access to healthy foods with the potential to impact 95,427 residents. 2270408 353092 Educational Attainment A large and growing body of research shows that better educated individuals live longer, healthier lives than those with less education, and their children are more likely to thrive. KHF believes making strategic investments in policy, systems and environmental changes to address barriers to increased educational attainment will result in long-term improvements to health. Educators, families, businesses, public agencies, philanthropy and communities all have a role to play. Additionally, we know literacy is key to academic success and students who show up ready for kindergarten are more likely to read on grade level and perform academically throughout their school careers. Children entering kindergarten without the skills they need to succeed in the classroom rarely meet the critical milestone of reading proficiently by third grade, a strong predictor of future academic and vocational success. There is also a high correlation between vocabulary size at age three and test scores at age nine in the areas of vocabulary, listening, syntax, phonological awareness and reading comprehension. Recognizing this, KHF's initial focus is on improving K-3 literacy outcomes in a long-term effort to increase graduation rates. Our Grantmaking Outcomes: - Sparking Imaginations, Building Literacy, Dollywood Foundation. During 2019, the Sparking Imaginations, Building Literacy Initiative helped the Dolly Parton Imagination Library program reach an additional 16,781 children in the eight districts prioritized by KHF. - Communities Supporting Early Literacy Initiative. The eight communities involved in this initiative have made progress in pulling together diverse coalitions of stakeholders, working to assess needs and developing community-wide action plans to improve early literacy efforts. 1172203 792692 Access to Care 685967 75000 Improve Overall Health 1858170 867692 20549737 true true false true false false false false false false true true false false false true false true false false false false false false false false false true false true false false false false false false false false false false false false false true true true false false true 65 0 true 24 true true true false false false false false false false false false false false X 8 8 false false true false true true false true true false false false true true true true true true true false KS X Stephen Webster 3162627676 309 E Douglas Ave Wichita KS 67202 Frank Coen CEO & President (Thru July) 40.0 0.0 X 436432 0 39025 Christopher Power Secretary & V.P. of Admin. 40.0 0.0 X 225673 0 40577 Stephen Webster Treasurer/CFO/V.P. of Finance 40.0 0.0 X 207113 0 49476 Deanna Van Hersh V.P. of Programs 40.0 0.0 X 196427 0 36836 Kristi Zukovich V.P. of Communications 40.0 0.0 X 175595 0 42401 Kathleen Lawless Controller 40.0 0.0 X 111277 0 32774 Carolyn Williams Senior Program Officer 40.0 0.0 X 105512 0 36097 Jeff Usher Senior Program Officer 40.0 0.0 X 110348 0 29061 Monique Garcia Director of Comm. 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Grantees receiving support from KHF, as shown in Form 990, Schedule I, Part II, to further the Conference's healthcare mission are also supported organizations, which are described in Code section 509(a)(1) or (2) and designated by the class or purpose of having the primary purpose of furthering that mission. The Conference continues to be the supported organization with the authority to elect KHF's board - and thus the supported organization with which KHF satisfies the Type I relationship test - and KHF benefits the Conference by making grants to KHF's other supported organizations. Sch A Part IV Line Section A Line 1 The only supported organization listed by name in KHF's articles of incorporation is the Conference, the organization that supervises and controls KHF. The remaining supported organizations are designated by class or purpose in KHF's articles, as permitted by Treas. Reg. 1.509(a)-4(d)(2)(I)(b). The class or purpose designation consists of governmental units and organizations described in Section 509(a)(1) and (2) of the Internal Revenue Code that have as a primary purpose or function supporting, promoting, or furthering (facilitating the supporting, promoting, or furthering of) KHF's mission of Improving the Health of all Kansans in accordance with the health care purpose and mission of the Conference. Sch A Part IV Line Section B Line 2 All of the supported organizations to which KHF made grants in 2019 further the health care purpose and mission of the Foundation. RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED false false false false false false false false true 100000 100000 false Sch C, Part II-B, Line 1i The Foundation paid a legal firm Devine Donnelly to lobby for the advancement of Medicaid expansion and Dental Therapy for the state of Kansas. 366155 587273 953428 11143109 3017753 8125356 4223139 1550893 2672246 859840 819568 40272 2237890 1488834 749056 12540358 LEVEL 3 SECURITIES 29184779 F NAV SECURITIES 228087822 F 257272601 0 0 X Sch D Part X Line 2 No provision for federal income taxes is recorded in the accompanying consolidated financial statements. In accordance with U.S. generally accepted accounting principles, the Foundation recognizes the income tax benefits, if any, of uncertain tax positions only when the position is "more likely than not" to be sustained assuming examination by federal taxing authorities. Management has analyzed the Foundation's tax positions taken on federal income tax returns subject to possible examination by federal taxing authorities (years ended December 31, 2016 through 2019) and concluded the Foundation did not require a provision for any uncertain tax positions as of December 31, 2019 and 2018. true After the Harvest 406 W 34th Street Suite 816 Kansas City MO 64111 465385534 501(C)(3) 25000 Healthy Behaviors America's Dentists Care Foundation 9110 E 35th St N Wichita KS 67226 262275291 501(C)(3) 24940 Access to Care Arc of Sedgwick County Inc 2919 W 2nd Street N Wichita KS 67203 480640559 501(C)(3) 25000 Access to Care Bethel Neighborhood Center 14 S 7th St Trafficway Kansas City KS 66101 237098818 501(C)(3) 25000 Healthy Behaviors Black Archives of Mid-America Inc PO Box 270333 Kansas City MO 64127 510191768 501(C)(3) 50000 Civic and Community Engagement Breakthrough House Inc 1195 SW Buchanan Ste 202 Topeka KS 66603 480879168 501(C)(3) 25000 Healthy Behaviors Central Kansas Foundation for Alcohol and Chemical 617 E Elm St Salina KS 67401 480729691 501(C)(3) 50000 Healthy Behaviors Central Kansas Mental Health Center 809 Elmhurst Salina KS 67401 480688802 501(C)(3) 24000 Improve Overall Health Central Plains Health Care Partnership 1102 South Hillside Wichita KS 67211 481200868 501(C)(3) 25000 Access to Care City of Wichita City Hall 455 N Main St Wichita KS 67202 486000653 501(C)(3) 50000 Civic and Community Engagement Cleveland University-Kansas City 10850 Lowell Avenue Overland Park KS 66210 446000294 501(C)(3) 25000 Access to Care Community Care Network of Kansas Inc 700 SW Jackson Street Topeka KS 66603 481110925 501(C)(3) 82500 Access to Care Community Children's Center 901 Kentucky Suite 202 Lawrence KS 66044 480699069 501(C)(3) 24860 Educational Attainment Community Foundation of Southeast Kansas 100 S Broadway Suite 100 Pittsburg KS 66762 481243847 501(C)(3) 32500 Civic and Community Engagement Community Health Council of Wyandotte County 803 Armstrong Avenue Ste A Kansas City KS 66101 010674969 501(C)(3) 25000 Access to Care Community Mercantile Educational Foundation Inc 901 Iowa Lawrence KS 66044 481214248 501(C)(3) 14333 Healthy Behaviors Cultivate Kansas City 300 E 39th St Kansas City MO 64111 202365320 501(C)(3) 25000 Healthy Behaviors Curators of the University of Missouri PO Box 56 Columbia MO 65205 436003859 501(C)(3) 50000 Civic and Community Engagement DCCCA Inc 3312 Clinton Parkway Lawrence KS 66047 237368880 501(C)(3) 80000 Healthy Behaviors E C Tyree Health and Dental Clinic Inc 1525 N Lorraine Wichita KS 67214 371540007 501(C)(3) 50000 Access to Care El Centro Inc 650 Minnesota Avenue Kansas City KS 66101 362904073 501(C)(3) 25000 Access to Care Elizabeth Ballard Community Center Inc 708 Elm Street Lawrence KS 66044 480848472 501(C)(3) 21125 Educational Attainment EmberHope Youthville 900 W Brdwy Bldg 1 PO Box 210 Newton KS 67114 480543712 501(C)(3) 18750 Healthy Behaviors Emporia State University Foundation 1500 Highland Street Emporia KS 668015018 486088461 501(C)(3) 28100 Educational Attainment Episcopal Social Services Inc 1010 N Main Street Wichita KS 67203 480947896 501(C)(3) 139866 Healthy Behaviors Family Promise of Greater Wichita Inc 401 North Emporia Street Wichita KS 67202 475491118 501(C)(3) 24750 Access to Care Finney County Community Health Coalition Inc 310 E Walnut Garden City KS 67846 275247081 501(C)(3) 7500 Healthy Behaviors Flint Hills Volunteer Center Inc 2601 Anderson Ave Ste 200 Manhattan KS 66502 480993907 501(C)(3) 24200 Civic and Community Engagement Florence Crittenton Services of Topeka Inc 2649 SW Arrowhead Road Topeka KS 66614 480561977 501(C)(3) 25000 Access to Care Four County Mental Health Center Inc PO Box 688 3751 W Main St Independence KS 67301 480697159 501(C)(3) 11590 Healthy Behaviors Friends of Johnson County Developmental Support I 10501 Lackman Road Lenexa KS 662191223 481088092 501(C)(3) 24614 Civic and Community Engagement Friends of Kiowa District Hospital and Manor Found 1002 S 4th St Kiowa KS 67070 364678628 501(C)(3) 25000 Access to Care Fundamental Learning Center Inc 2220 E 21st St N Wichita KS 67214 311693508 501(C)(3) 25000 Educational Attainment Gove County Medical Center 520 West 5th St Quinter KS 67752 486065840 501(C)(3) 23980 Access to Care GraceMed Health Clinic Inc 1150 N Broadway St Wichita KS 67214 481159633 501(C)(3) 18111 Access to Care Great Plains of Republic County Inc dba Republ RC Hosp 2420 G St Belleville KS 66935 481226977 501(C)(3) 25000 Access to Care Greater Topeka Partnership Foundation 719 S Kansas Ave Topeka KS 66603 800077427 501(C)(3) 12500 Healthy Behaviors Harvesters Community Food Network 3801 Topping Avenue Kansas City MO 64129 431208665 501(C)(3) 25000 Healthy Behaviors Heartspring Inc 8700 E 29th St N Wichita KS 67226 480561969 501(C)(3) 25000 Healthy Behaviors Historic Northeast-Midtown Association PO Box 172403 Kansas City KS 66117 454925472 501(C)(3) 24970 Healthy Behaviors Hospital District #6 of Harper County Kansas 485 N Kansas Hwy 2 Anthony KS 67003 480993940 501(C)(3) 25000 Healthy Behaviors Hutchinson Community Foundation 1 N Main St Ste 501 PO Box 298 Hutchinson KS 67504 481076910 501(C)(3) 7500 Healthy Behaviors In Our Backyards Inc (ioby) 540 President St 3rd Fl Brooklyn NY 11215 263283639 501(C)(3) 51322 Civic and Community Engagement Independence Inc 2001 Haskell Avenue Lawrence KS 66046 480875993 501(C)(3) 17872 Access to Care Interfaith Housing & Community Services Inc PO Box 1987 1326 E Avenue A Hutchinson KS 67504 481099496 501(C)(3) 25000 Improve Overall Health Just Food of Douglas County KS Inc 1000 E 11th Street Lawrence KS 66046 455069131 501(C)(3) 25000 Healthy Behaviors Justice Matters PO Box 442221 Lawrence KS 66044 464354980 501(C)(3) 25000 Civic and Community Engagement Kansas African American Museum Inc 601 N Water Street Wichita KS 67203 480890970 501(C)(3) 49000 Civic and Community Engagement Kansas Association of Local Health Departments 715 SW 10th Avenue Topeka KS 66612 480910226 501(C)(3) 25000 Civic and Community Engagement Kansas Breastfeeding Coalition Inc 3005 Cherry Hill Manhattan KS 665033011 264042868 501(C)(3) 24970 Healthy Behaviors Kansas City Community Gardens Inc 6917 Kensington Kansas City MO 64132 431356677 501(C)(3) 14600 Healthy Behaviors Kansas City Medical Society Foundation 10000 Marshall Drive Lenexa KS 66215 562552704 501(C)(3) 25000 Access to Care Kansas Department of Health and Environment CS Office Bldg 1000 SW Jack Ste Topeka KS 66612 486029925 501(C)(3) 1605575 Healthy Behaviors Kansas Head Start Association 832 Pennsylvania Ste 1007 Lawrence KS 66044 481195593 501(C)(3) 27500 Civic and Community Engagement Kansas Health Institute 212 SW Eighth Ave Ste 300 Topeka KS 666033936 481148972 501(C)(3) 8100000 Civic and Community Engagement Kansas Hospital Education and Research Foundation 215 SE 8th Avenue Topeka KS 666033906 237058598 501(C)(3) 25000 Civic and Community Engagement Kansas Interfaith Action Inc PO Box 654 Lawrence KS 66044 473537926 501(C)(3) 25000 Access to Care Kansas Leadership Center Inc 325 E Douglas Wichita KS 67202 205953542 501(C)(3) 100000 Civic and Community Engagement Kansas Library Association Education Foundation 2 Washington Sq Norton KS 67654 481230253 501(C)(3) 50000 Educational Attainment Kansas School for Effective Learning Inc 1650 N Fairview Wichita KS 67203 481072585 501(C)(3) 25000 Educational Attainment Kansas State Research and Extension - Wildcat Exte 120 East Buffalo Street Girard KS 66743 450613281 501(C)(3) 24332 Civic and Community Engagement Kansas State University 2 Fairchild Hall Manhattan KS 66506 480771751 501(C)(3) 24476 Educational Attainment Kansas University Endowment Association 1891 Constant Ave Lawrence KS 660440928 480547734 501(C)(3) 374750 Access to Care KC Healthy Kids 650 Minnesota Avenue Kansas City KS 66101 204613795 501(C)(3) 749722 Healthy Behaviors Kickapoo Tribe in Kansas 824 111th Drive Horton KS 66439 480864828 501(C)(3) 25000 Healthy Behaviors Konza Prairie Community Health Center 2030 Tecumseh Road Suite 100 Manhattan KS 66502 481150706 501(C)(3) 25000 Access to Care Lawrence Public Library Foundation 707 Vermont Street Lawrence KS 66044 481179872 501(C)(3) 25000 Healthy Behaviors League of Kansas Municipalities 300 SW 8th Street Suite 100 Topeka KS 66603 486029280 501(C)(3) 519000 Civic and Community Engagement Legacy A Regional Community Foundation 1216 Main Street Winfield KS 67156 481187957 501(C)(3) 20710 Healthy Behaviors Livewell Northwest Kansas Inc 460 N Garfield Colby KS 67701 480950931 501(C)(3) 7500 Healthy Behaviors Manhattan Alliance for Peace and Justice Education P O Box 1561 Manhattan KS 66502 481158002 501(C)(3) 25000 Civic and Community Engagement Mental Health Association of South Central Kansas 555 N Woodlawn Ste 3105 Wichita KS 67208 480990763 501(C)(3) 125000 Healthy Behaviors Midland Care Connection Inc 200 SW Frazier Circle Topeka KS 66606 480883888 501(C)(3) 17850 Access to Care NAMI Kansas Inc 1801 SW Wanamaker Rd Unit 6G Topeka KS 66604 481061361 501(C)(3) 275000 Healthy Behaviors Opportunity Wichita Inc 110 South Main Street Suite 400 Wichita KS 67202 824270013 501(C)(3) 63750 Civic and Community Engagement Pawnee Mental Health Services Inc P O Box 747 2001 Claflin Road Manhatten KS 66505 480846557 501(C)(3) 25000 Access to Care Phillips County Hospital dba Phillips County Healt 1150 State Street PO Box 607 Phillipsburg KS 67661 480586382 501(C)(3) 7845 Access to Care Pittsburg State University 1701 South Broadway Pittsburg KS 667627557 486119268 501(C)(3) 25000 Healthy Behaviors Prairie View Inc 1901 E First Street PO Box 467 Newton KS 671140467 480642318 501(C)(3) 150000 Healthy Behaviors Riley County Health Department 2030 Tecumseh Road Manhattan KS 66502 486023850 501(C)(3) 25000 Access to Care Rise Up For Youth Inc 200 N Broadway Suite 450 Wichita KS 67202 471381305 501(C)(3) 25000 Educational Attainment RSVP of Northeast Kansas Inc 813 Broadway Marysville KS 665081802 481225044 501(C)(3) 25000 Healthy Behaviors Russell Child Development Center 714 Ballinger Garden City KS 67846 480845080 501(C)(3) 25000 Educational Attainment Sent Inc 455 SE Golf Park Blvd Topeka KS 66605 824892350 501(C)(3) 24956 Healthy Behaviors Shawnee Regional Prevention and Recovery Services 2209 SW 29th Street Topeka KS 66611 486120880 501(C)(3) 25000 Access to Care Special Olympics Kansas Inc 5280 Foxridge Drive Mission KS 66202 480890981 501(C)(3) 25000 Healthy Behaviors Success By 6 Coalition of Douglas County 1900 Delaware St Lawrence KS 66046 743130758 501(C)(3) 19021 Educational Attainment The Salvation Army 1320 SE 6th Ave Topeka KS 66607 440545998 501(C)(3) 25000 Healthy Behaviors Thrive Allen County Inc 9 S Jefferson Iola KS 66749 320198379 501(C)(3) 26000 Healthy Behaviors Topeka Justice Unity and Ministry Project Inc (J 3033 SW MacVicar Ave Topeka KS 66611 455339806 501(C)(3) 25000 Civic and Community Engagement Topeka Symphony Society 727 S Kansas Topeka KS 66603 486108081 501(C)(3) 25000 Improve Overall Health Turner House Clinic Inc dba Vibrant Health 21 N 12th Street 300 Kansas City KS 66102 481151382 501(C)(3) 25000 Access to Care United Methodist Western Kansas Mexican-American M 224 Taylor Avenue Garden City KS 67846 481049519 501(C)(3) 19844 Access to Care United Way of Reno County Inc 924 N Main Street Hutchinson KS 67501 480833061 501(C)(3) 25000 Educational Attainment University of Kansas 2385 Irving Hill Road Lawrence KS 660457568 481124839 501(C)(3) 299312 Civic and Community Engagement USD 249 Frontenac Schools 208 South Cayuga Street Frontenac KS 66763 480724328 501(C)(3) 6000 Educational Attainment USD 259 Wichita Public Schools 903 South Edgemoor Street Wichita KS 67218 486000351 501(C)(3) 23358 Educational Attainment USD 267 Renwick 600 Rush Street Andale KS 67001 480698025 501(C)(3) 21152 Educational Attainment USD 435 Abilene School District 213 N Broadway Abilene KS 67410 486017949 501(C)(3) 10000 Educational Attainment Van Go Inc 715 New Jersey Street PO Box 153 Lawrence KS 66044 481171726 501(C)(3) 25000 Healthy Behaviors Wichita Adaptive Sports 3033 W 2nd Street North Wichita KS 67203 480892678 501(C)(3) 12600 Healthy Behaviors Wichita Children's Home 7271 E 37th Street North Wichita KS 67226 480547706 501(C)(3) 24358 Healthy Behaviors Wichita State University Campus of Applied Science 4004 North Webb Road Suite 100 Wichita KS 67226 201027060 501(C)(3) 25000 Healthy Behaviors Wichita State University Foundation 1845 Fairmount Box 2 Wichita KS 67260 486121167 501(C)(3) 49350 Civic and Community Engagement Young Men's Christian Association of Wichita 402 N Market Wichita KS 67202 480554440 501(C)(3) 7500 Healthy Behaviors Youth Core Ministries 211 E Garfield Greensburg KS 67054 821252813 501(C)(3) 25000 Civic and Community Engagement Youth Volunteer Corps 1025 Jefferson Street Kansas City MO 64105 431597582 501(C)(3) 21632 Civic and Community Engagement YWCA Northeast Kansas 225 SW 12th Street Topeka KS 66612 480556758 501(C)(3) 25000 Civic and Community Engagement 108 Sch I Part I Line 2 Grant Monitoring Foundation program staff conduct monthly or quarterly conference calls and/or site visits to understand how grantees work is progressing and if funds are being used as anticipated. Reporting requirements included in grant agreements provide grantees with reporting expectations, including the date(s) grant and financial status reports are due, and this information is collected through the grantee portal. These grant and financial status reports are reviewed, and then a phone call and written follow-up is provided to the grantee acknowledging the report and responding to the specifics shared by the grantee. This activity is tracked in the Foundations grants management system. External Evaluations On many initiatives, KHF works with an external third-party evaluator to help us learn from the intervention as well as measure the impact of a project. These partners work with KHF and the grantees to develop/understand theories of change, design evaluation plans, collect data on interventions and activities and provide analysis to maximize our learning. Grant Assessment Reports After a board grant or initiative closes, KHF staff prepare a grant assessment report (GAR) that describes the purpose of the grant and what transpired during the grant period. These documented lessons learned are used to continually improve our grantmaking. X true true X X X X X true false false false false false false false false Frank Coen CEO & President (Thru July) 228051 0 0 0 208381 0 22867 0 16158 0 475457 0 0 0 Christopher Power Secretary & V.P. of Admin. 224004 0 495 0 1174 0 29625 0 10952 0 266250 0 0 0 Stephen Webster Treasurer/CFO/V.P. of Finance 205040 0 490 0 1583 0 28443 0 21033 0 256589 0 0 0 Deanna Van Hersh V.P. of Programs 193734 0 489 0 2204 0 27397 0 9439 0 233263 0 0 0 Kristi Zukovich V.P. of Communications 172902 0 489 0 2204 0 24752 0 17649 0 217996 0 0 0 Sch J Part I Line 1a Michael Lennen, the interim CEO through November 2019, received $13,100 of taxable housing reimbursements during 2019. Sch J Part I Line 4a Severance Payments: Frank coen - $161,491 Form 990 Part III Line 4d Access to Care It is critical for all Kansans to have access to quality health care services. As noted by Healthy People 2020, Access to health care impacts one's overall physical, social and mental health status and quality of life. Uninsured people are: more likely to have poor health status, less likely to receive medical care, more likely to be diagnosed later, [and] more likely to die prematurely. We know significant barriers to access currently exist and take many forms- including cost, coverage by insurance and location of or proximity to providers. Even when services are available, we want to ensure they are of the highest quality possible. To address gaps in access to quality healthcare, oral health and behavioral health services, KHF supports strategies to ensure more equitable access to this range of health care services for Kansans. Our Grantmaking Outcomes: - United Methodist Health Ministry Fund, ABC Intervention: Through the first two years of the Attachment and Biobehavioral Catch-Up (ABC) intervention (the early childhood home visiting program for at-risk children and families), 314 families participated. Early results indicate ABC has a positive impact on the families being served. - Healthy Living Grants Initiative 2.0: During this initiative 560 uninsured Latinx individuals across Kansas were enrolled in a safety-net clinic thereby gaining access to equitable quality health care services to improve overall quality of life. - Kansas Action for Children Core Support: The grantee completed a successful grassroots mobilization campaign that defeated House Bill 2228 despite the primary opponents being the Kansas Chamber of Commerce and Americans for Prosperity. The overall intent and result of the bill would have set Kansas back to previous revenue shortfalls experienced during the Brownback era, limited the state's ability to perform core government services and invest in Kansas's health and well-being. Form 990 Part III Line 4d Improve Overall Health KHF recognizes the intersectionality of the many issues that impact health. Because of that, we sometimes invest in initiatives that do not fall squarely into only one of our impact areas. These efforts represent our work to improve overall health and are designed to address unique opportunities to reduce health inequities across systems. Our Grantmaking Outcomes: - 2019 Impact and Capacity Grant Initiative. This initiative, intended to respond to the needs of nonprofits in Kansas, is typically offered by KHF annually with a goal of supporting either impactful projects or organizational capacity-building efforts aligned with KHF's mission. A 2019 evaluation of the initiative found that outcomes for grantees as a result of this funding included: - Building stronger systems through capacity building, i.e. streamlining, integration, stronger leadership, better service, accreditation, etc. (48%) - Providing an opportunity to focus on organizational development that had previously been unfunded/neglected, like marketing, compliance, fund development, strategic planning, etc. (25%) - Creating increased health equity for marginalized communities (23%) - Improving public awareness of health equity issues and message reach (18%) - Increasing numbers served through programming/services (16%) - Engaging in professional development and organizational learning that positively affects board and staff behavior and effectiveness (29%) - Developing COVID-19 education and prevention strategies (26%) - Being able to obtain other funding because of the KHF grant (11%) - LGBTQ-Inclusive Schools Initiative. This work resulted in Emporia State University, a leading teachers college in the state, adopting the curriculum developed through this grant initiative. This curriculum will help a new generation of teachers and school administrators generate environments that are safe and supportive for more students, improving their long-term outcomes. Form 990 Part VI Line 4 This is the first year the Foundation has filed a 990 return. Prior to this year, the Foundation was in the 5-year determination period to transition from a Private Foundation to Public Charity. In August 2020, the Foundation received the final approval as a Public Charity. In accordance with IRS regulations, the Foundation completed a 990PF in prior years. There have not been any bylaw changes since the 2018 990PF was filed. Form 990 Part VI Line 6 The sponsoring member of the corporation is the Great Plains Annual Conference of the United Methodist Church ("Conference). Form 990 Part VI Line 7a The Sponsoring member's sole authority and responsibility is to elect the Kansas Health Foundation's Directors. Form 990 Part VI Line 11b Due to remote working conditions caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, the Foundation's annual audit was completed shortly before the 990 due date. This did not allow appropriate time to have the 990 reviewed by the Foundation's Audit Committee which has been delegated oversight responsibility of the 990. The completed 990 will be shared with the Audit Committee subsequent to filing. Form 990 Part VI Line 12C All KHF Board of Directors, committee members, officers, and employees ("Covered Persons") annually file a statement with the Secretary of the Corporation setting forth any conflicts of interest which exist, or which might reasonably be expected to exist, within the upcoming year. The statement shall disclose as fully as possible the nature of potential conflicts and the nature of the Covered Person's interest in the potential transactions. All such statements are reviewed by the President and Chairperson in accordance with the procedures set forth in the Conflict of Interest policy and may be circulated to members of the Board of Directors. Each Covered Person shall agree to answer any questions about potential conflicts raised by Board members. Form 990 Part VI Line 15A The compensation package of the CEO is annually reviewed by the Board of Directors' Executive Committee. Adjustments are based on performance and comparison to national peers and other professional compensation industry data. Additionally, every 5 years the Foundation commissions an independent professional to perform a compensation study to determine if staff salary ranges are appropriate and the CEO compensation is in alignment with local and national peers. The Executive Committee documents such decisions in its minutes where appropriate. Form 990 Part VI Line 15B The compensation packages of the officers and key employees are annually recommended for adjustment by the Foundation's CEO. All adjustment recommendations require approval from the Foundation's Finance Committee. Adjustments are based on performance, comparison to national peers, and professional industry data. Additionally, every 5 years the Foundation commissions a compensation study to determine if staff salary ranges are in alignment with national and local peers. Based on the results, staff salaries can be adjusted based on their tenure and position within the salary range. The Finance Committee documents such decisions in its minutes where appropriate. Form 990 Part VI Line 19 The Foundation's governing documents, conflict of interest policy, and financial statements are available upon request. 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