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• Heartland Citizens’ Reception: Honoring Outstanding Volunteers

  

  On Friday, September 6, 2019 Truman Heartland Community Foundation had the honor of recognizing the seven 2019 Citizens of the Year at the Heartland Citizens’ Reception. This gathering of 100 attendees, is a special pre-gala event, offering area Mayors an opportunity to share the impact that their honoree has made in their communities.

• Community Initiative Receives $60k Grant

  

  Truman Heartland Community Foundation was recently awarded a $60,000 grant from the Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation in support of their new community initiative, Job Skills for New Careers.

• Community for All Ages: Initiative Makes a Long-Term Impact

  

  The Community for All Ages Coalition held its final meeting on November 14, 2019. Launched in 2011, the Coalition has accomplished some amazing things in the past eight years.

• Welcome New Community Voices

  

  Truman Heartland Community Foundation is pleased to welcome seven new members to their Board of Directors in 2021.

• Use Your Stimulus Check to Invest in Community

  

  While many Americans are depending on stimulus money to make ends meet, for the fortunate ones among us, this as an opportunity to make a difference and help our community endure this challenging time.

• Power of Community: Bringing Care to Local Families

  This year, the community rallied behind Children’s Mercy once again as they embarked on an exciting expansion project to meet the growing needs of families in Eastern Jackson County.