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We love this time of year!
We're celebrating the completion of last year's projects and looking forward to applications for the coming year.


If you are ready to submit a project report (due Sept 1) or complete a 2026-27 application, click on the appropriate button below.

 

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The Youth Inspired Philanthropy Project (YIP) is an exciting opportunity for youth from grades 3 to 12 to use their creativity, compassion, and love of their community to make a difference.


YIP started in 2020 to provide funding for what our youth imagines. By exploring what is possible, they practice leadership, entrepreneurial skills, and experience the joy of bringing their idea to reality. By experiencing grant application, project implementation, and measuring impact, they bring something wonderful to our community.

It all starts with pitching an idea  (think a NICE Shark Tank!) that includes their plan, sharing their plan and calculating the budget. Those selected will receive a $1,000 award to bring their project to life. 
 

Cartoon Camp

Submit your 2025-26 YIP Report

Apply for the 26-27 YIP Project Year

WARM HEARTS

As an early Christmas surprise, laps and hearts were warmed at the Indian Hills Manner and Wel-life Assisted Living when these 5 third graders delivered handmade blankets and cookies to the residents.  The girls had surveyed residents earlier this fall to find out their favorite colors and their favorite animals so that they could choose fabric that each individual would love. In all, the girls made 61 lap quilts.  

This project was a wonderful example of the spirit of philanthropy; giving of your time, talent, and treasures.  The residents loved their new gifts and enjoyed the interaction with the girls.

In 2024, this creative idea was selected and funded as part of the YIP program. We are always honored to empower the community to make a difference for those who live here. 

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  • Isabelle Van Winkle, Andersyn Wilson, Claire Roberts, Ivy Wood, Maisie Cain

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Adersyn Wilson and Bonnie Harris (resident)

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Jacque Cunningham (resident) and Ivy Wood

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Maisie Cain, Isabelle Van Winkle and resident 

2024 YIP Projects: Highlighting the Proposals

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Keith County Foundation Fund is an Affiliated Fund of the Nebraska Community Foundation

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KEITH COUNTY FOUNDATION FUND

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PO Box 104, Ogallala, NE  69153     

info@keithcountyfoundation.org

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