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If you or someone you know can benefit
from KASI services please contact
Mary O’Doherty at modoherty@kdva.org or
Beth Workman at bworkman@kdva.org or
call 502 209-5382.

Kentucky Asset Success Initiative
111 Darby Shire Circle
Frankfort, Kentucky   40601

 

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KASI HISTORY

Kentucky Asset Success Initiative (KASI) began its campaign to increase awareness about the EITC in southeastern Kentucky in 2004. With funding from the Annie E. Casey Foundation, KASI began its work in three eastern Kentucky Counties where IRS data showed that as many as a quarter of eligible residents were not claiming the credit.

The following year KASI added a project in western Kentucky – the Owensboro-Daviess County Asset Building Coalition -- and added several rural counties to the southeastern Kentucky projects. In 2007 KASI expanded its reach in western Kentucky by opening tax sites in Bowling Green as well as Warren and Barren counties, where IRS data also indicated a need for increased EITC education and outreach. In 2009 the Central Kentucky Economic Empowerment Program joined KASI.

For 2011, the new Purchase Area Asset Building Coalition has joined KASI and will be serving taxpayers in far western Kentucky. Additionally, the Bluegrass ABC will be filing taxes in rural counties throughout central Kentucky, while the Northeastern Kentucky ABC is reaching out to more communities in rural Appalachia.

Today KASI offers services at 64 sites that serve 60 counties across Kentucky.  More than a dozen banks, corporations, foundations and other entities have provided support to fuel KASI's growth. In 2008, 2009, and 2010 KASI received grants from the Internal Revenue Service through its VITA Grant Program.

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