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Grants paid by Liberty Hospital Foundation, tax year 2018
EIN 43-1356176 · Liberty, MO · Form 990, Schedule I
In tax year 2018, Liberty Hospital Foundation (EIN 43-1356176) reported 10 grants paid totaling $108,238. Dataset version 2026.09.0, built 2026-09-03.
Every grant, 2018
| Tax year | Recipient | Match | Amount | Type | Purpose | Source filing |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2018 | New Liberty Hospital District Liberty, MO | A | $23,457 | paid | Patient assistance. | 201901359349305450 |
| 2018 | Kansas City Community Gardens Kansas City, MO | A | $10,000 | paid | The mission of Kansas City Community Gardens is to assist low-income households and community groups in the Kansas City metropolitan area to produce vegetables and fruit from garden plots located in backyards, vacant lots, and at community sites. Funds from this grant will add schoolyard gardens at five school buildings in the Liberty Hospital service area in 2018. Youth involved with these projects will assist in building the raised garden beds, have access to fresh fruits and vegetables, and learn about healthy eating and active living. | 201901359349305450 |
| 2018 | Uncover Kc Kansas City, MO | A | $10,000 | paid | The Call KC/Uncover KC creates positive social change by connecting compassionate individuals with local organizations in need of their time and energy. The Education Initiative will improve Clay County's overall health - mind, body, and soul - by increasing active community service among its youth. The grant will fund a dedicated staff person to manage weekly volunteer efforts through Liberty-area groups such as Liberty Hospital, Liberty Public Schools, and William Jewell College with the goal of filling 2,000 - 3,000 volunteer opportunities and improving the health and quality of life of those in the community. | 201901359349305450 |
| 2018 | Cornerstones of Care Kansas City, MO | A | $10,000 | paid | This grant will support Cornerstones of Care provides in their preventative, treatment, and support services for low-income children and their families. The Healthy Families Home Visitation Program is a child abuse and neglect prevention program that provides fragile families with voluntary, in-home education and parenting support during their child's most significant developmental stage, from prenatal to age three. This program will serve an average of 50-60 families per year in the Liberty Hospital service area. | 201901359349305450 |
| 2018 | Feed Northland Kids Kansas City, MO | A | $10,000 | paid | Feed Northland Kids exists to work toward solving hunger among the children of Clay and Platte counties in Missouri. These funds will provide packets of shelf-stable, high-protein, kid-friendly food for 40 newly identified high-risk students in the Liberty Hospital service area for the 2018-19 school year. Students participating in the program are reported to have significant improvements in grades, behavior, and overall health. | 201901359349305450 |
| 2018 | In As Much Ministry Liberty, MO | A | $10,000 | paid | In As Much Ministry provides food and emergency services to low-income and homeless persons, with the goal of improving the general health and welfare of families and individuals in need. The grant funding will allow the organization to increase food purchases and milk vouchers, as well as expand offerings for special dietary needs including: gluten free, dairy free, and sugar free which are a crucial health component for a growing number of clients. The grant will increase the food budget by 15 - 25% and help meet the needs of over 4,000 people in Clay County. | 201901359349305450 |
| 2018 | Synergy Services Inc Parkville, MO | A | $10,000 | paid | Synergy Services strives each day to provide a lifeline to families and individuals in crisis. Funding for this project will be used to expand the current Medical, Dental, and Health clinic to better serve children ages 0 - 5. The grant will help provide equipment, supplies, and exam room necessities to meet the needs of over 180 identified infants and children in this age range needing services. | 201901359349305450 |
| 2018 | Tri County Mental Health Services Kansas City, MO | A | $10,000 | paid | The mission of Tri-County Mental Health Services is to provide preventative and recovery-oriented mental health and substance use services in an integrated approach that addresses one's emotional and physical well-being. The grant will support a program to help increase the effectiveness of services provided by increasing awareness of trauma and its impact on those served by the organization, the staff, and community. Funding will be provided for: educational materials about trauma-informed care for the community, providing learning opportunities with expert speakers, and promoting a welcoming environment within the facility, including learning and resiliency activities inside the agency. Tri-County Mental Health Services will serve at least 500 staff at their organization as well as police departments, school districts, primary care and other services providers. In addition, over 8,000 individuals assisted by these agencies will benefit from their training on trauma-informed | 201901359349305450 |
| 2018 | Smithville R-II School District Smithville, MO | U | $7,931 | paid | Managed by the Parents as Teachers program staff and health services, Smithville R-II School District administers vision screenings to over 1,400 students between kindergarten - seventh grade. The grant will provide funding for the Spot Vision Screener, which provides specific information for six different vision issues, and will provide reliable and objective assessment in a less time-consuming, or efficient manner. The Spot Vision Screener will be utilized by all 6 schools in the district. | 201901359349305450 |
| 2018 | Earnest Shepherd Memorial Youth Center Liberty, MO | A | $6,850 | paid | The Earnest Shepherd Memorial Youth Center was founded 55 years ago and provides leadership, educational, and recreational programs and facilities for youth that foster character development and a learning laboratory to help youth help themselves. This grant will fund several facets of the Outdoor Adventure programs, including repairs and improvements to the outdoor swimming pool, and support of the Radical Challenge program. This program uses a mental strength based approach in working with youth to collaborate, problem-solve, detect strengths, and take positive risks. Over 2,500 youth will benefit from this project, the majority of whom are from the Liberty Hospital service area. | 201901359349305450 |
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