GSCF Affiliate Program

The Greater Salina Community Foundation’s Affiliate Program provides a mechanism to build local philanthropy across north central Kansas. Affiliates receive financial and administrative services, marketing support, on-going training, and technical assistance from GSCF staff.

GSCF serves the following 14 affiliates:

Greater Salina Community Foundation Staff

The Greater Salina Community Foundation was established in 1999 and is led by Executive Director, Jessica Martin. If a member of SHCF cannot be reached, you many contact any of the staff at their office, 785-823-1800 or email them directly. Click here for a GSCF staff list.

For more information about the Greater Salina Community Foundation, please visit their website at www.gscf.org.

Recent News

Community foundation awards over $73,000 in spring grants

May 17th, 2021

Community foundation awards over $73,000 in spring grants ELLSWORTH, Kan.— During its spring grant cycle, the Smoky Hills Charitable Foundation awarded over $73,000 to 12 projects throughout Ellsworth County. The following organizations received funding: Wilson Economic Development Corporation, $4,500 for the annual clean up project. Feeding the Children of Central Kansas, $5,183 to expand the summer food service program. Paul Aylward American Legion Post 174, $6,000 for building and handicap door upgrades. Ellsworth Child Care & Learning Center, $15,000 to help fund fencing for a new playground. Ellsworth County Fair Association, $5,726 for county fair upgrades. City of Holyrood, $9,891 to purchase new trash cans throughout the[...]

Smoky Hills Charitable Foundation accepting grant applications.

January 15th, 2021

Smoky Hills Charitable Foundation accepting grant applications. ELLSWORTH, Kan.—The Smoky Hills Charitable Foundation is now accepting applications for spring grants. Online applications are due Monday, March 15, 2021. Last spring, the charitable foundation awarded the Ellsworth County Fair Association with funding to provide a better and safer county fair. The fair experience was enhanced for both spectators and attendees.   This funding allowed the fair association to upgrade the sound system with additional speakers and make repairs to the bleachers. This allowed them to project sound to more areas of the fair barn so participants could follow the progress of classes and spectators[...]