Community Foundation of Greater Muscatine
The foundation is a local nonprofit organization created by and for the people of Muscatine and surrounding areas in Iowa.
The foundation is a local nonprofit organization created by and for the people of Muscatine and surrounding areas in Iowa.
Disaster Recovery Grants—as part of the community’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic—support the effort to "flatten the curve" of COVID-19 infections in Rock Island and Scott Counties by helping our community follow public health recommendations, and help address the financial impact of...
Apply at on the Disaster Recovery Grants web page.
As a philanthropic solution, the Southwest Iowa COVID-19 Response unmet needs fund is currently accepting donations to help support our nonprofit partners who are on the front line of mitigating needs around the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Community Foundation is working to support nonprofit organizations through the COVID-19 pandemic and resulting economic challenges. Our grant funding opportunities and timelines will be adjusted throughout 2020. To keep informed about grant cycles, deadlines, availability of funds, and more...
See the How to Apply page.
The Black Hawk County COVID-19 Cooperative Disaster Response Fund provides support to organizations assisting in the response and recovery efforts of the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic. The intent of the fund is to be responsive to nonprofits serving Black Hawk County that are providing basic...
Log in or create an account to apply on the CFNEIA Grants page.
The Community Foundation of Johnson County Emergency Response Grants Program will support nonprofit organizations, schools, or units of government serving Johnson County residents who are experiencing increased demand for their services and/or have had their operations adversely impacted by the...
Applications are submitted via our online grant system. Applications will be reviewed, and funding decisions made on a rolling basis, as quickly as possible.
Grant decisions are made by the Community Foundation’s Granting Committee. As needed, guidance about Johnson County’s critical needs will be sought from Johnson County’s Community Organizations Active in Disasters (COAD).
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.
To invest in the future of the motor vehicle sales and service industry awarding automotive scholarships. To develop programs and incentives with high schools, colleges, educational agencies, and the public to encourage automotive careers.
The Greater Jefferson County Foundation receives, accepts and distributes funds for educational, cultural, civic and charitable purposes for the benefit of the greater community of Jefferson County, Iowa.
The Siouxland Community Foundation strives to enhance the quality of life in the greater Siouxland tri-state area by seeking charitable gifts to build permanent endowments as charitable capital for the community, providing a flexible vehicle to receive and distribute gifts of any size, making...
Each year, scholarships are given to students from funds established by generous donors who want to make an investment in the future of Siouxland’s youth.
You can find more information regarding scholarships and how to apply on the Scholarships and Grants page of the website.