Organizations We Share Programs With
Our recent Grantee partners
- 1 East Kentucky Corporation
- ACF – Queer Arts Collective (QuAC)
- AdventHealth Manchester
- Albany Bulldog Athletic Cheerleading Club
- Alice Lloyd College
- American Cancer Society
- American Red Cross Eastern Kentucky Chapter
- Annie’s Frugal Finery LLC
- Appalachia Service Project
- Appalachian Archaeology
- Appalachian Artisan Center
- Appalachian Arts Academy
- Appalachian Arts Alliance, Inc.
- Appalachian Big Ideas Fest
- Appalachian Center for the Arts
- Appalachian Citizens’ Law Center
- Appalachian Community Fund
- Appalachian Pregnancy Care Center
- Appalachian Research & Defense Fund of Kentucky (AppalReD)
- Appalachians for Appalachia
- Appalachia’s Daughter
- Appalshop, Inc.
- Backroads of Appalachia
- Baker Direct Medical Care
- Ball Creek Volunteer Fire Department
- Beattyville Main Street
- Beautiful Chaos
- Berea Youth League
- Bluegrass Care Navigators
- Bluegrass Discovery Center Corp.
- Bluegrass Solar Group LLC
- Breathitt County Long-Term Recovery Team
- Buckhorn Children and Family Services
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Stories of Impact
The Foundation for Appalachian Kentucky invests in people rooted in communities working toward lasting, positive change.
March 27, 2026
Appalachian Kentucky Civic Experiment Grant Program Awards $90,000
Hazard, KY — The Foundation for Appalachian Kentucky awarded $90,000 to 13 organizations and projects in the Appalachian Kentucky region that are working to strengthen civic life and address local challenges. The Appalachian Kentucky Civic Experiment Grant Program aims to support neighbors, organizations, and community leaders, while helping bring people together, encouraging participation, and improving… KEEP READING
January 9, 2026
New Grant Program Launched to Support Local Ideas and Civic Leadership in Appalachian Kentucky
Hazard, KY — The Foundation for Appalachian Kentucky is excited to announce the launch of the Appalachian Kentucky Civic Experiment Grant Program, a new funding opportunity created to support neighbors, organizations, and community leaders who have ideas to strengthen civic life and address local challenges across Appalachian Kentucky. The program will award a total of… KEEP READING
November 10, 2025
How We Supported Our Communities After the February 2025 Flood
Caitlin Collier, the owner of K-Fitness, faced significant challenges due to the February 2025 flood. K-Fitness, a 24-hour women’s physical fitness center in Pikeville, KY, was hit hard by the storms. Just six weeks prior, Caitlin had completed a major renovation of her facility. The flood caused extensive damage to her newly renovated building, undoing… KEEP READING
