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How to make a gift to support Alliance Française de Kansas City
Make an unrestricted donation*
*An unrestricted gift to the Alliance Française supports all of our programs.
Make a donation to the program of your choice:
- The Alliance Française French Language Center
- AFKC Cultural Programs
- AFKC Community Events (Fête de la Musique * Bastille Day)
- AFKC Special Projects
- Help Jacqueline's Family for Christmas
Become a Corporate Sponsor
Become a recognized official partner of the Alliance Française de Kansas City by sponsoring one of our three major community events: the Fête de la Musique in June, Bastille Day on July 14 or La Nuit Blanche in October. Contact us to discuss your desired participation.
Double your donation:
Your company may be able to match your gift! Many organizations have adopted the “Employee Matching Gift” program to match donations by their employees to nonprofit organizations. You may be able to double or triple the impact of your generosity — complete a matching gift form from your employer and send it with your gift. We will take care of the rest.
Help Jacqueline's Family for Christmas:
The AFKC board of directors have chosen to sponsor a deserving local French-speaking family living in Kansas City, MO, originally from Central African Republic, who are in need of assistance this holiday season. Jacqueline lost her husband during violent civil strife in her country and fled with her two children. After months in a camp, their name was pulled in a lottery system allowing her and her children to settle in the United States. They were sent to Kansas City. Jacqueline, who speaks primarily only French was shot in her shoulders and in her stomach shortly after moving to Kansas City during a home invasion in the middle of the night. Their family has a 10-year old son in need of surgery. Jacqueline works full-time making $8.40 sewing American Flags. Please help us assist this family with providing some of the basic items needed for a holiday dinner as well as some of the things her child both needs and wants.