We’ve invested more than $10 billion in Kansas since 2010, including infrastructure and employee compensation. These investments support jobs across fulfillment centers and corporate offices, empower small business owners, and strengthen communities through partnerships statewide.
From fulfillment center positions to corporate roles to delivery opportunities, and Whole Foods Market positions, we offer career paths for diverse skill sets and experiences.
In 2025, small- and medium-sized businesses in Kansas achieved $235,000 in average sales. From direct-to-consumer popcorn to real-ingredient dog food and treats, Kansas independent sellers sold more than 11 million items in Amazon’s store.
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Amazon’s investments are creating jobs, supporting small businesses, and strengthening communities across the Sunflower State.
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Prime Air delivers millions of items in as fast as 30 minutes and will reach communities with tens of millions of customers by year-end.
Amazon is committed to decarbonizing its delivery fleet and has rolled out more than 40,000 custom electric delivery vans across the U.S.
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Amazon Prime Air drone delivery expands to nearly 500 U.S. cities and towns—including Kansas City
Prime Air offers millions of items by drone at everyday low prices, delivered in as fast as 30 minutes.
Unlocking opportunities
The Future Ready 2030 fund supports students, employees, and those looking to expand their skills as the workforce adapts to a changing economy.
Skills-based programs offered through Career Choice are designed to provide Amazon employees with a unique path to a new career in high-demand industries.
For many employees, Amazon offers healthcare starting on day one of employment, along with mental health and well-being resources, cancer support, and 24/7 access to medical advice.
Amazon is committed to preparing people for the future of work through comprehensive education and training programs. Our initiatives help both employees and the broader workforce develop skills for in-demand jobs.
