
By Qiana Thomason on January 14, 2022
President/CEO
Health Forward Foundation
By Qiana Thomason on January 14, 2022
President/CEO
Health Forward Foundation
The week Americans commemorate Martin Luther King Jr., Health Forward Foundation will share a new purpose and strategies that will guide our work for the foreseeable future. As much as Dr. King spoke on civil rights and racial justice, economic justice was at the core of his activism. As he penned in 1963 from a […]
By Cori Stites on January 12, 2022
Program Associate
Health Forward Foundation
Jane Mosley, PhD
Director of Evaluation and Learning, Health Forward Foundation
Jane Mosley has been directing Health Forward’s learning and evaluation for the last 15 years. Early on, she co-led our Healthy Lifestyles funding round and served as a program officer, managing a portfolio of grants. In all her roles, she has worked closely with our staff and grantees. She has led our team through efforts […]
By Health Forward Blog Team on December 20, 2021
Our voices are brighter when we come together as a community. We want to thank all of you for your part in the work we did in the community this year. This has been a year of growth and understanding for us at Health Forward, and we look forward to sharing that with you in […]
By Health Forward Foundation on December 16, 2021
Reflecting on the past year at Health Forward, our work can be summarized as learning, listening, and reflecting. As we’ve shared, we spent 2021 in a purpose alignment process. This process allowed us to identify the motivation behind our work. This renewed commitment to our communities will guide our new, five-year purpose plan that will […]
By Bridget McCandless, MD on November 14, 2018
President and CEO
Health Forward Foundation
Most of you know us as Health Care Foundation of Greater Kansas City. But we also answer to the Kansas City Health Care Foundation, the Greater Kansas City Health Care Foundation, and sometimes even the health department. It can be confusing, we know. It was hard on our partners when they sometimes struggled to introduce […]