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Big Rural Brainstorm Coming To Newton February 3-4

Organizers for "The Big Rural Brainstorm" are hoping to bring new energy and act...

Registration deadline January 31 for Kansas Sampler Festival

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Montgomery named to KSF board

Kansas Sampler Foundation president Lynda Fort announced that Eric Montgomery ha...

Kansas Explorers Club
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Kansas Explorers Club

Kansas Explorers go on quests! They fly to every airport in Kansas. They go to a museum in every county. They buy a fat quarter in every fabric store. Join today!

We Kan!
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We Kan!

The Big Rural Brainstorm takes place February 3-4 in Newton!

Kansas Sampler Festival
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Kansas Sampler Festival

Celebrate Kansas May 5-6 at the Kansas Sampler Festival in Liberal's Light Park.

Rural Culture Elements
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Rural Culture Elements

To help a community see their story, we recommend that they use the eight Rural Culture Elements as a guide. Seeing your community with new eyes can spur a new interest and energy within the town.

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8 Wonders

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Our Cause: Preserving and Sustaining Rural Culture

The Kansas Sampler Foundation is a public non-profit 501(C)(3) organization.

Our mission is to preserve, sustain, and grow rural culture by educating Kansans about Kansas and by networking and supporting rural communities.

The cause is to keep every town viable that shows the will and spirit to help itself.

Please support us as you can.

Our Goals

To educate Kansans about Kansas

To network and support rural communities

  • "Rural Kansas: Come and Get It" is a new project to collective promote rural communities by telling what we have and helping the world "get" us.           
  • The We Kan! network and newsletter connects rural community leaders and supporters statewide in efforts to strengthen towns at the grassroots level.

  • The We Kan! Conference helps rural communities be the best they can be at being themselves.

  • We Kan! awards are presented to ten recipients each year.

  • Explorer Tourism helps communities of any size attract explorer-types.

  • The Kansas Sampler Foundation acts as a clearinghouse of information for rural communities and often as a liaison with the media.