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Where the money goes

Every charity goes home with money.

Snake Saturday was built so the charities win. Nonprofits enter the parade or the cook-off, and every one that takes part leaves with a check. Sponsors fund the prizes; volunteers run the rest.

A charity float in green with costumed riders rolls past the Armour Theatre

How it works

Three ways charities get paid.

$7,500

Parade floats

501(c)(3) charities pay a $50 entry and compete for cash. The 2023 top prize was $7,500, down to $500 for 16th place.

$100+

Charity Cook-off

Charities grill steaks the night before the parade. A $6,000 purse, $1,000 for first, and at least $100 for everyone.

Hooley

Auctions

Live and silent auctions at the Grand Marshal's Emerald Hooley, plus the Emerald Cash Award for one organization.

Prize money

$51,000 paid out in 2025.

Every check handed out at the 3 p.m. awards and the cook-off, by category.

Snake Saturday prize money paid out, 2025 and 2024
Prize money20252024
Rainbow (501(c)(3) floats)$28,400$25,700
FOGY (families, organizations, youth)$7,850$6,850
Performance$3,450$2,500
School Spirit$3,150$1,500
Charity Cook-off$6,900$6,500
Cook-off box decorating$250$250
Hooley Emerald Cash Award$1,000–
Scholarships–$5,000
Total$51,000$48,300

Source: Northland Festivals' prize payout records for the 2025 and 2024 parades.

The books, in public

About 40 cents of every dollar goes back out.

Northland Festivals runs on about $130,000 a year, and nobody on the board is paid. Here's 2025, from its own IRS filing.

Northland Festivals spending, fiscal year 2025
Spending, 2025Amount
Parade prizes to entrants$50,000
Scholarships$5,000
Parade and festival operations$28,628
Insurance$10,817
Office, advertising, publicist, admin$31,075
Grand Marshal celebration$5,747
Back to the community as prizes and scholarships40%

Source: Northland Festivals, Inc. Form 990-EZ for FY2025, Schedule O. Northland Festivals is a 501(c)(4) nonprofit; gifts to it are not tax-deductible. Figures to be confirmed by the board before launch.

2026

44 charities competed last year.

The 501(c)(3) float division and the Charity Cook-off, 2026. Want to help one directly? Visit its site or give to it there: those gifts go straight to the charity, not to Northland Festivals.

  • A Bum’s CharitiesCharity Cook-off
  • A Turning PointFood pantry, clothes closet and an adult high school diploma program in Gladstone. Charity Cook-offWebsiteGive to A Turning Point
  • Adaptive Warrior KC FoundationParade float
  • Amiyahs AngelsCharity Cook-off
  • Boy Scout Troop 992Charity Cook-off
  • Briarcliff Business Partner AllianceCharity Cook-off
  • Central Auto Racing BoostersCharity Cook-off
  • Cryptic Masons Medical Research FoundationCharity Cook-off
  • Finish Strong FoundationCharity Cook-off
  • First Baptist Church, North Kansas CityParade float
  • Friends In Service of Heroes (FISH)Volunteers supporting veterans with service dogs, health aids and recognition events. Charity Cook-offWebsiteGive to Friends In Service of Heroes
  • Gelle FoundationCharity Cook-off
  • Girl Scouts of NE Kansas and NW MissouriParade float
  • Gladstone Rotary ClubRotary club serving the Gladstone community. Charity Cook-offWebsite
  • Halos And HogsCharity Cook-off · Parade float
  • Heart of America Newfoundland RescueParade float
  • Heartland Church of ChristCharity Cook-off
  • Independence 76 Fire CompanyParade float
  • Jordans jumpstartCharity Cook-off
  • JuneteenthKC (2026 Pageant Girls)Programs that teach and celebrate African American heritage in Kansas City. Parade floatWebsite
  • Kansas City English Bulldog RescueRescues, fosters and rehomes English and French Bulldogs. Parade floatWebsiteGive to Kansas City English Bulldog Rescue
  • Kansas City OasisA community for secular families offering support and charitable service. Parade floatWebsiteGive to Kansas City Oasis
  • Kansas City Zoo & AquariumAnimal care, education and conservation. Parade floatWebsiteGive to Kansas City Zoo & Aquarium
  • KCPD Friends & FamilyCharity Cook-off · Parade float
  • Lee’s Summit Underwater RecoveryVolunteer water rescue, recovery and water-safety education across the KC area. Parade floatWebsiteGive to Lee’s Summit Underwater Recovery
  • Liberty Sertoma ClubCharity Cook-off
  • Life Unlimited IncHousing, job training and community services for people with disabilities, on Armour Road in North Kansas City. Charity Cook-off · Parade floatWebsiteGive to Life Unlimited Inc
  • Lost & Found KCMOCharity Cook-off
  • M.G.R.A. (Missouri Gay Rodeo Association)Parade float
  • Missouri German Shepherd Rescue (MOGS)Rehabilitates German Shepherds and places them in foster and adoptive homes. Charity Cook-off · Parade floatWebsiteGive to Missouri German Shepherd Rescue
  • North Kansas City RotaryCharity Cook-off
  • Northland Animal Welfare Society (NAWS)Parade float
  • Northland Clown GuildParade float
  • Northland JC FoundationCharity Cook-off
  • Northland Shepherd’s CenterCharity Cook-off
  • Our Lady of Mercy Country HomeParade float
  • Redemptorist Social Services CenterFood, clothing and medical help for families and neighborhoods since 1986. Charity Cook-off · Parade floatWebsiteGive to Redemptorist Social Services Center
  • Relay for Life of KC North/American Cancer SocietyNorth Kansas City's American Cancer Society Relay For Life event. Parade floatWebsiteGive to Relay for Life of KC North/American Cancer Society
  • Santa AmericaParade float
  • Teamsters Horse HitchParade float
  • The Breakfast ClubCharity Cook-off
  • The Dakota Roger’s ProjectCharity Cook-off
  • Troop 96Parade float
  • Wayside WaifsKansas City no-kill animal shelter finding homes for companion animals. Parade floatWebsiteGive to Wayside Waifs

From the organizers' published 2026 results. Links checked October 2026; charities not linked yet will be added as the board confirms them.