The charitable purpose of this trust is to grant scholarships for educational purposes.
Submission deadline varies. Forms available at banks or local high schools.
The Iowa Women's Foundation is committed to improving the lives of Iowa's women and girls. We use research to uncover the biggest barriers to women's success as well as their greatest needs, and we invest our passion and resources accordingly.
Six areas (child care, education/training, employment, housing, mentors, transportation) have been identified as the most critical barriers for Iowa women and girls. Grant applications must address one primary barrier. Applications may be submitted beginning February 1 and are due the last working day of April.
See the Core Grants page for details.
Emergency Grants are also available. These are small, one-time-only cash awards given to nonprofits and other community organizations, including organizations that may not be eligible for traditional grant funding, for immediate emergency needs for servicing clients. Emergency Grants will be awarded at a minimum of $300 and a maximum of $1,000. Applications may be submitted at any time during the calendar year, and applicants may submit multiple applications, however, organizations may not receive more than one Emergency Grant per calendar year. Awards must be used within 30 days and a project completion form submitted within 45 days. Once allotted funds have been awarded, applications will be closed for the calendar year. See the Emergency Grants page for further details, guidelines and an application form.
Grants Leroy C. Brown Memorial Scholarships to high school seniors of the four Council Bluffs public high schools.
Superintendent of Schools Council
12 Scott Street
Council Bluffs, IA 51503
(712) 328-6446
Application may be obtained from school.
Deadline is second Monday of March in the current year.
The Okoboji Foundation is the center point for community giving, providing leadership and building beneficial partnerships to make a lasting positive impact in the Iowa Great Lakes area.
Grant applications available January 1 - March 1.
2020 Okoboji Foundation Grant Divisions:
Applications should be addresssed to:
Rob Waterhouse
Okoboji Foundation
PO Box 593
Okoboji, IA 51355
The Theisen’s More for Your Community corporate grant program annually makes grants to all Theisen’s store communities. The program grants to agencies that most effectively, directly serve the basic needs of families and children, which includes food, shelter, education, safety and health.
Theisen's More for Your Community Grant program is part of the Community Foundation of Greater Dubuque. Create an account in the online grant management system on the Theisen's page. All open Community Foundation of Greater Dubuque grants are listed in this system.
Applicants must be within 60 miles of a Theisen's store. View a list of stores. Create an account to apply for this grant. Please email Angie Wille, Grants Coordinator or telephone 563.588.2700 to discuss how your project fits the basic needs of the community.
Applications open July 15 of each year.
Deadline: August 31 of each year
A Contribution Request Application Form may be requested from any of the following:
Richard C. Hinson or Jane F. Hinson
4924 Cedar Drive
West Des Moines, IA 50266
Scott R. Driver
1514 West Roma Avenue
Phoenix, AZ 85015
Dr. Craig W. Driver
1965 Crabapple Lane
Waterloo, IA 50701
Submission deadline: None
