Our Roots

Kemp McGee Arts Culture & Community Foundation (KMACC) knows that our strength lies not only in our words, but most importantly through the actions of our initiatives.


In a world that mostly marginalizes and challenges the very existence of African-American culture and its people, KMACC works to uplift, nurture and celebrate the life, legacy, beauty and style that is uniquely our own.

Board of Directors

President

Kendra Kemp McGee

Vice President

James McGee, Sr.

Secretary

Rashad Khalifah

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Our Mission

To uplift and celebrate the keystone elements of African-American heritage through community culture, education and advancement

Programs & Funding

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Arts & Humanities

The Arts & Humanities program takes a multidisciplinary approach in development including discussions with authors and composers, art exhibitions, music and dance education, film screenings and live performances.


Programming is curated to be engaging, intellectually stimulating and insight creative exploration.

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Community Engagement

The Community Engagement programming takes a grassroots approach to preserving and promoting the history, aesthetic and culture derived from the African diaspora.


A community functions at its best when everyone works together toward a common goal. Members of the community are invited to explore partnerships through a series of progressive events.

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Scholarship & Grant Funding

The Kenneth & Dale Kemp Education Scholarship is a merit-based award given annually to a college student attending a four-year Historically Black College or University majoring in elementary education, engineering, journalism, computer science or the arts.


The Nouveau Noir Grant is awarded annually to a single student, musician, composer or ensemble exhibiting extraordinary commitment in producing work that is sourced from and reflects the Black American experience.

Contact Information

How to get in touch with us.



EIN# 87-3986532

Phone Number

(816) 588-5681

Email Address

kmaccfoundation@gmail.com

Mailing Address

1601 E. 18th Street, Suite 320E

Kansas City, MO 64108

Social Media

@KMACCFoundation

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