Small Public Charity

GLADSTONE ECONOMIC BETTERMENT COUNCIL

GLADSTONE ECONOMIC BETTERMENT COUNCIL is a private foundation categorized as Small Public Charity based in Gladstone, MO. Its most recent IRS filing (2024) reports revenue of $119K, expenses of $116K, total assets of $450K. Imperigo tracks 7 reported grants from this foundation totaling approximately $60K.

EIN: 431550694 Gladstone, MO Latest filing: 2024
Total Revenue$119K
Total Expenses$116K
Total Assets$450K
Grants Given7
Grant Total$60K
Filing Years2020–2024

Mission

Gladstone Economic Betterment Council (GEBC) was formed for the primary purpose of identifying human needs and creating and maintaining economic stability within the Gladstone, MO community.

Sample Grants Given

Kansas City, MO · 2018
To support the annual Northland Christmas Store which provides food for Christmas dinner, personal care items, and toys to needy Clay County families and individuals at no cost. Eligible families are invited to shop at the Christmas Store during the four-day season, selecting gifts for their family members and a food box containing non-perishable items for Christmas dinner. Holiday care packages are also delivered to homebound individuals.
$10,734
Gladstone Police Officer Association
Gladstone, MO · 2018
To support Shop with a Cop program. Shop with a Cop helps bridge relationships between children and the police. These children are specifically chosen because their families may have experienced prior law-enforcement activity with police -- creating a significant impact on the child. Witnessing the arrest of a loved one can cause many youngsters to harbor strong negative feelings towards law-enforcement. Shop with a Cop presents an opportunity to identify with those children and pair them together with a law-enforcement officer in a positive situation -- shopping for Christmas presents.
$7,929
Kansas City, MO · 2018
Unrestricted donation from Mayor's Christmas Tree Program. One in 7 children in the Northland of Kansas City go home hungry everyday. In partnership with Harvesters - The Community Food Network, the organization provides these kids with backpacks full of food that keeps them going. It's food that keeps them growing strong. The goal is that no child in the Northland goes hungry.
$5,570
Gladstone Police Association
Gladstone, MO · 2017
To support the shop with a cop program.
$23,479
Kansas City, MO · 2017
Unrestricted donation
$6,721

Showing up to 5 of 7 total records — full history available with membership.

Officers & Directors

Chair Amy Harlin
Board Member Amy Washam
Advisor Andres Dominguez
Board Member Austin Greer
Board Member Bob Baer
Board Member Dorothy Beckham

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Top Grant Purposes

To support the shop with a cop program.
$23,479 1 grant
To support the annual Northland Christmas Store which provides food for Christmas dinner, personal care items, and toys to needy Clay County families and individuals at no cost. Eligible families are invited to shop at the Christmas Store during the four-day season, selecting gifts for their family members and a food box containing non-perishable items for Christmas dinner. Holiday care packages are also delivered to homebound individuals.
$10,734 1 grant
To support Shop with a Cop program. Shop with a Cop helps bridge relationships between children and the police. These children are specifically chosen because their families may have experienced prior law-enforcement activity with police -- creating a significant impact on the child. Witnessing the arrest of a loved one can cause many youngsters to harbor strong negative feelings towards law-enforcement. Shop with a Cop presents an opportunity to identify with those children and pair them together with a law-enforcement officer in a positive situation -- shopping for Christmas presents.
$7,929 1 grant
Unrestricted donation
$6,721 1 grant
Unrestricted donation from Mayor's Christmas Tree Program. One in 7 children in the Northland of Kansas City go home hungry everyday. In partnership with Harvesters - The Community Food Network, the organization provides these kids with backpacks full of food that keeps them going. It's food that keeps them growing strong. The goal is that no child in the Northland goes hungry.
$5,570 1 grant

Financial Trends

Year Revenue Expenses Assets
2024 $119K $116K $450K
2023 $146K $100K $447K
2022 $184K $164K $401K
2021 $103K $146K $381K
2020 $100K $111K $424K

Between 2020 and 2024, reported annual revenue grew from $100K to $119K (+19%), with total assets most recently reported at $450K.

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Grant Geography

Grants from this foundation were reported to recipients in MO.

MO

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