Kane County Assistance Program
Kane County Assistance Program is community based, non-denominational organization that provides direct assistance to current residents of Kane County, Utah and Fredonia, AZ. If you are in need of short term assistance for food, utilities, gas or other specific needs please use this simple application and you will be contacted within 48 hours by a Kane County Assistance Program representative. All information received from the applicant will be kept confidential.
The Board of Directors of the Kane County Assistance Program (KCAP) is pleased to announce that a generous donation has been received from the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. The funds come from the Church’s Community Focused Humanitarian Donation Program. These funds
will enable KCAP to increase their outreach efforts in the community to support citizens experiencing emergency needs.
KCAP, a non-profit, non-denominational 501(c)(3)organization, has been dedicated to assisting community members in times of crisis. The recent funding will enable KCAP to expand its services
and reach more individuals and families who require immediate assistance.
KCAP encourages community members and organizations interested in supporting its mission to reach out. For more information on how to contribute or get involved, please call 435-644-7570 and leave a message or go to kanecountyassist.org
Pictured above with Kiv Uluave from the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Welfare & Self Reliance Services is the KCAP Board of Directors: Sandy Kerr, Chris Jasinski, Brian Trout (former KCAP VP), Kristi Bundrick, Julie Brown, and Sterling Trout. (Candi Crofts not pictured.)
If you’d like to donate to this program that helps your neighbors in need you can donate electronically through PayPal (button & QR below) or Venmo (@KaneCountyAssist) or mail/drop off contributions to “Kane County Assistance Program” to P.O. Box 362, Kanab, UT 84741.
Click the donate button to be taken to PayPal.com to make a secure donation.
Or scan this QR code to make a donation via PayPal.
About Kane County Assistance Program (KCAP)
Kane County Assistance Program (KCAP) was created in February, 2016. PATH (Program for Assisting Transient and Homeless) has existed for over 20 years helping transients passing through the area, with immediate assistance. Some of the people working with PATH decided to also start helping local residents, which developed into KCAP. This program helps with emergencies and unexpected situations. KCAP provides assistance including food, prescriptions, utilities, gas, repairs, and other specific needs. All donations for this all volunteer program go directly to local people in need with no administration.