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We are the Manhattan chapter of 1 Million Cups, an initiative by the Kauffman Foundation to engage, educate, and connect entrepreneurs at the community level.
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Amber Starling407 Poyntz AvenueManhattan, KS 66502Phone: (785) 630-3255Website | Email
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Based on the notion that entrepreneurs discover solutions and engage with their communities over a million cups of coffee, the Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation developed 1 Million Cups in 2012—a free program designed to educate, engage and inspire entrepreneurs around the country. Through the power of volunteers, 1 Million Cups has grown to more than 180 communities.
As a program of the Kauffman Foundation, 1 Million Cups works with entrepreneurs, empowering them with the tools and resources to break down barriers that stand in the way of starting and growing their businesses. Mr. Kauffman believed it was a fundamental right for anyone who had a big idea to be able to bring it to life—and we're here to fulfill that mission.
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712 Innovations is a creative space where you can access tools, office space and expertise. It’s a place where people can turn dreams into reality, getting help making the next big product or just testing ideas.
Karen ChristillesTopeka, KS 66603Phone: (785) 783-8062Website | Email
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The Abilene Area Chamber of Commerce’s primary mission is to promote commerce, entrepreneurship, and best business practices in order to foster a healthy local business environment.
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We are a collaborative group of active investors from diverse professional and industry backgrounds investing in early stage, high potential companies in Wichita and the Midwest.
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Providing more than just money, we bring connections, knowledge, mentoring and operational assistance to bold early-stage entrepreneurs with game-changing ideas.
Josh Oeding110 S Main StWichita, KS 67202Phone: (316) 361-0323Website | Email
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The Advanced Learning Library is the largest and newest Wichita Public Library facility. Its features include meeting spaces that can be used after hours, spaces designed for distinct youth age groups from birth to teens, an audiovisual studio, a number of formal and informal collaboration spaces, and power throughout the building with the capacity to charge mobile devices.
John Cleary711 W. 2nd St.Wichita, KS 67203Phone: (316) 261-8511Website | Email
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The Allen County Community Foundation helps to build and strengthen the community, bringing together people and organizations that want to make a difference in Allen County.
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E-Communities partner with NetWork Kansas to establish a locally-administered loan fund to assist entrepreneurs with capital, increase connectivity to resources, initiate activities, and collaborate in a statewide partnership with other E-Communities.
Cole Herder
725 Bridge Street
Humboldt, KS 66748
Phone: (620) 473-3232
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The Altamont Community Improvement Association was chartered in the late 1950’s to bring a new doctor to town. It has the 501C3 which they operate under.
Jeff Bohnenblust
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E-Communities partner with NetWork Kansas to establish a locally-administered loan fund to assist entrepreneurs with capital, increase connectivity to resources, initiate activities, and collaborate in a statewide partnership with other E-Communities.
Jeff Bohnenblust509 N. 32ndAltamont, KS 67330Phone: (620) 423-1993Website | Email
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