To sustain the greater Keokuk area through charitable giving, leadership training, and community awareness.
Applications are welcome from organizations determined to be exempt under IRS Section 501(c)(3).
For further details and requirements, see Grants section of KACF website.
Contact Philip Ricketts, Administrator at 319-670-0207 or info@keokukfoundation.org
The Alliant Energy Foundation is an independent, nonprofit philanthropic organization. The Foundation is funded solely by shareowner dollars from Alliant Energy Corporation and dedicated to improving the quality of life in the communities where Alliant Energy has a presence in Iowa and...
Through our Giving for Good Sponsorships and Impact Grants we support nonprofits and community partners in four major categories: Hunger and Housing, Workforce Readiness, Environmental Stewardship, and Diversity, Safety and Wellbeing.
Giving for Good sponsorships are available throughout the year. See the Alliant Energy web page for details on focus areas, guidelines, how to apply and other information.
The corporation is organized to support and improve the oral health of Iowans. The foundation will provide funds to other 501(c)(3) organizations, governments, or academic institutions that are undertaking projects that support or improve the oral health of Iowans. The foundation will provide...
Funding opportunities include:
Further information on each of the above and detailed Guidelines are here.
As an extension of our mission, ACT offers financial and volunteer support to the community through initiatives that support our education and workplace efforts. ACT's Corporate Giving Program provides charitable donations to the communities where ACT team members live or work, and the donations...
Funded throughout year (September 1 - August 31). Goal is to respond within 60 days.
The Hubbell-Waterman Foundation seeks to improve the quality of life for the citizens of the Quad Cities by financially supporting areas of need in culture and the arts, early childhood education (pre-K to 12) and social welfare. We fund capital and operational grants in the Quad Cities area....
Guidelines and online application information is available on the How to Apply page of the organization's website.
Application deadline is September 1 each year.
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...
All emergency funds have been allocated at this time. Periodically check Coronavirus (COVID-19) Nonprofit Emergency Operating Relief Grants.
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.
