Through a grant from the Kansas Health Foundation, Thrive has been working intensely with residents of La Harpe, Kansas, a community of 500 which has long been defined by generational poverty and decline. Through this grant we have partnered with ioby (in our back...
The Board of Directors of Thrive Allen County announced today the resignation of President and CEO David Toland, who has been appointed Acting Secretary of Commerce by Governor-elect Laura Kelly. Toland’s resignation is effective Friday, January 11, 2019. He will...
As part of a Kansas Health Foundation grant we are working on resident led initiatives in La Harpe to identify health equity issues and increase community engagement. One REAL (Reaching Equity in All Lives) La Harpe priority identified by residents was a community...
According to data from the Kansas State Treasurer, year-to-date sales tax collections in Allen County are up 9.7% over the first three quarters of 2017, with increases also shown in the cities of Iola (up 7.7%), Humboldt (up 10.3%), LaHarpe (up 11.2%), Gas (18.8%) and...
In 2017, the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation awarded Allen County the nation’s top honor, naming it a Culture of Health Prize winner, the first community to be honored in Kansas. Allen County earned the Culture of Health Prize for our relentless commitment to...
May is National Bike Month! Haven’t been on a bike in a while? No problem! Our Allen County Bike Share program has free bikes for you to rent, so you can start getting comfortable on a bike again. Come to one of our locations (in Iola: Thrive Allen County,...
Thrive’s mission is to support and encourage programs, policies and resources that promote access to healthcare, healthy lifestyles, and positive community conversation that improves the well-being of residents of Allen County, Kansas.