This 45-minute session will feature live presentations from representatives of organizations from all over Iowa. The presentations can inspire you to serve in your own community even if no organizations from your community are present. We are also working on ways to connect youth with virtual...
Mental Health. Psychological wellness. It’s a subject that is not openly talked about. Add the special stressors of being a nonprofit development officer, and the issues can become unmanageable. In this free webinar, learn about AFP’s 2020 initiative to address psychological health and safety in...
We know these are tough times for nonprofits. COVID-19 is affecting your staff, operations, finances, and most importantly, the people you serve. In this free AMPcast, we'll give you tips on how to navigate the online world and leverage it for your organization.
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How your...Grant writing is a critical skill for nonprofit professionals. Participants will learn from local experts, hear from funders, and network with peers to share ideas on grant writing best practices. Sessions will be presented on Zoom. Topics include: planning, proposals, measuring outcomes,...
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How to use the latest in marketing automation to engage your donors. How to boost your website conversion with powerful landing pages. The key fundamentals for creating a nonprofit website that works harder than a brochure site. What to consider regarding...In today's climate, we are making sense of new financial data on a daily basis. We are challenged to communicate complex decisions, even painful ones, to staff, board, and key stakeholders. Join us for an hour of very real talk among a panel of seasoned executives and nonprofit finance experts...
The Iowa Arts & Culture Emergency Relief Fund provides short-term financial relief to those in the arts, cultural and creative industries most impacted by state disaster declarations, natural disasters, and other forms of emergencies. The program is administered by the Iowa Arts Council, a...
Preservation of historic landmarks.
Applications should be addressed to: Citizens 1st National Bank, PO Bank 1227, Storm Lake, IA 50588; Phone: 712-732-5440
No specific form. Information should identify historic landmark and describe proposed use of funds.
Submission deadline: none
Giving to programs to benefit the youth of Holstein, IA.
Applications should be addressed to: Citizens First National Bank, P.O. Box 1227, Storm lake, IA 50588; Phone: 712-732-5440
Applications should include: written request including scope of project, financial cost, and number of youth benefiting from the project
Submission deadline: None
