Our Impact

What your dollars actually fund

Every dollar Fore the Kids raises goes toward specific youth mental health projects within our community. Here's what we've funded, what's underway, and what's next.

$10M+

Dedicated Toward Mental Health

15

Projects Funded

$11.5M

Raised Since 2006

20+

Years Funding KC Kids

Funded Projects

Where the money goes

Specific programs. Specific partners. Specific outcomes.

How To Support

Three ways to move the work forward

Sponsor an event, lend a hand, or give monthly. However you show up, every path puts real support behind youth mental health care for kids and families across the Kansas City region.

Sponsor an event

Put your brand behind real, measurable impact

Volunteer

Show up and give back to your local community

Give Monthly

Become an Everyday Champion for kids today
Our Beneficiaries

Built with
Children's Mercy.

Children’s Mercy identifies the gaps in youth mental health care. We raise the money to close them.

Since 2017 Fore the Kids has been a major beneficiary for the Illuminate project, Children’s Mercy’s strategic mental health plan for Kansas City.

$9M+ donated to Children's Mercy mental health initiatives

Fore the Kids Foundation has built a community that shows up for children when they need it most. Your generosity is strengthening access to timely, compassionate mental health care at Children's Mercy, giving families support, hope and a path forward. Together, we're building a stronger, healthier community for kids.
Ale Quiroga, MD
President and CEO, Children's Mercy
Our Beneficiaries

The Children's Place
of Kansas City.

Not every kid who needs help ends up in a hospital. Some of them are four years old, and what happened to them happened at home. Since 1978, The Children's Place has worked with Kansas City's youngest children after abuse, neglect, and trauma, at an age when most people assume kids are too young to remember.

Fore the Kids has helped to fund their work since 2019. That money has gone to classrooms, facility improvements, therapeutic resources, and a mobile therapy program that brings counseling straight to kids during the school day, instead of asking families to find a way to get there.

$740,000 donated to The Children's Place