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Our Partnerships 

Community Funded Partners are agencies whose missions align with United Ways'. Partners submit grant applications for programs that help improve healthy community, youth opportunity, financial security and community resiliency of local families. Applications clearly describe why the program is needed  and how they will solve the need, and include financial documentation such as budgets and audits to ensure the agency is fiscally sound and will use funds in a responsible manner. Our Community Investment Committee (CIC), made up of local stakeholders and community members, reviews applications, interviews Partners, and learns all they can about the programs presented to them. To finalize their process, the CIC makes their recommendations to the board for investment in high-quality, effective programming.

2026 Community Funded Partners

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Are you a partner or other non-profit organization that would like to be included in 2-1-1?

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Using the 211: Get listed list below, complete the Agency form if you are new to the 211 and not listed at all along with the Program form but if you are already listed and just need to add a program…you can skip right to the Program form only.

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211: Get Listed

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Current Agencies can use the link below to update any information for your agency/program.

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​211kansas.org​

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Konza United Way partners with SingleCare (formerly FamilyWize) to provide community members with access to affordable prescription medications, ensuring greater health and financial stability. 

The SingleCare prescription savings card:

  • Always free to use by everyone—just show it to the pharmacist

  • No registration or eligibility requirements. Use it right away!

  • Save up to 80% on 10,000+ prescription medications 

  • Accepted at major pharmacy chains nationwide

  • Sign up on SingleCare.com for additional member savings (earn $1 per eligible script!!)

  • Works whether you’re insured or underinsured 

  • Unlimited uses

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How do I get a card?

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