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...
To enable a coordinated response to help people in the Dubuque region most affected by the COVID-19 outbreak.
Grants are provided to community-based organizations/service providers active in current response and/or preparation in the area of economic and health impacts for vulnerable populations.
Grants are made only to cover needs that are not being met by existing local, state and federal resources and programs. Initial grants are awarded outside of an application process to provide flexible support to trusted partners quickly and are provided for direct client assistance and/or organization capacity needs due to demands of the disaster.
Follow the link for access to the application process.
The Foundation for Dubuque Public Schools (formerly the Dubuque Community School District Foundation) supports student achievement by promoting investment in the Dubuque Public Schools. FDPS is a nonprofit organization committed to providing resources for all students of the Dubuque Community...
Guidelines for Foundation grants available on the website.
The Foundation also oversees Judi Chandlee Tribute to Teachers Classroom Grants. Awards annual classroom grants of $100 - 500 to teachers across the district.
Applications due March 15; awards announced by May 7.
To apply, create an account.
If questions, contact Katie Decker at katie@dbqfoundation.org or 563-588-2700.
Application address: Randall Sirk, 9709 Military RD, Dubuque, IA 52003
Phone: 563-556-0760
Applications should be submitted in a letter form
Submission deadline: None
Applications should be addressed to: Hartig Charitable Foundation, P.O. Box 938, Dubuque, IA 52004; Phone: 563-582-1841
Request should include all necessary information concerning the reason for requesting the grant, including where you can be reached
Submission deadline: None
Georgia-Pacific creates value in its communities by addressing mutual issues of importance which improve the quality of life in the communities where our employees live and work.
Contributions have helped fund public school robotics and reading programs, college scholarships, job training initiatives, equipment for local fire departments, conservation programs, and educational programs for young, female and minority entrepreneurs. Grants have also supported local chapters of charitable organizations including Habitat for Humanity, United Way and the Salvation Army.
Applications should be addressed to: Curley Dossman, 133 Peachtree Street NE, Atlanta, GA 30303; Phone: 404-652-4000
Grant requests are accepted between January 1 and October 31 each year.
The foundation seeks to nurture charitable giving, enrich quality of life, and promote a sense of community.
(Formerly Maquoketa Area Community Foundation. As of 2012, an affiliate of Community Foundation of Greater Dubuque.)
March 1, June 1, September 1, and November 1. Visit foundation website for application form and guidelines. Applications sent by email are preferred (faxed and mailed applications are also accepted).
Gives primarily to the arts and education and human services. Fields of interest include disaster, fire prevention/control, heart and circulatory diseases, secondary and higher education, children/youth, services, and art museums.
