KHC FOUNDATION

Contact: foundation@kingmanhc.com

ABOUT KHCF

The Kingman Healthcare Center Foundation (KHCF) is a non-profit, endowment organization created to improve the health and wellness of residents in Kingman County and its surrounding areas.

FUNDING PROJECTS

• early childhood education through the Imagination Library Program (providing free books to all children in Kingman County until the age of 5)
• mental health initiatives within the county such as the Annual Color Run for Suicide Prevention (every September)
• supporting our local school district’s athletic dept.
• new sensory room in local elementary school
• supporting our local EMS
• healthy eating habits for local Catholic school gardening project
• plus more!

DONATIONS TO KHCF

The KHC Foundation is a 501(c)(3), tax-exempt organization, and money given to the Foundation is tax-deductible from both Kansas State and Federal income taxes.
If you would like to make a donation to KHCF, please send to KHCF, 750 West D Avenue, Kingman, KS 67068 or email foundation@kingmanhc.com for more ways to donate.

DONATION REQUESTS

Are you a health or wellness business, organization, club, or individual looking for a donation to help the residents of Kingman County?

• Please fill out the donation request form below. You can submit the form afterward, email it to foundation@kingmanhc.com, or mail it to KHCF, 750 West D Avenue, Kingman, KS 67068.
• The foundation meets quarterly and more frequently when there is an event. Once we have received your submission, we will let you know when your request is reviewed. Thank you.
• CLICK HERE for donation request form.
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BOARD MEMBERS

Kaley Tiesmeyer

Chairman

Mitzi Bailey

Vice-Chairman

Steve Witty

Treasurer

Sam Clouse

Secretary

Shelli Baker

Member

Tina Watts

Member

Preston Sauers

KHC Employee Representative

Kara Riehart

Director

ANNUAL GOLF TOURNAMENT

The KHCF Annual Golf Tournament is held every summer. Since 1996, we have hosted this event annually, except for the year 2020 due to COVID-19, making the 2025 tournament number 28.