Giving primarily to educational and religious organizations.
Clinton National Bank, 235 6th Ave. S., Clinton, IA 52732
Central to the work of the Community Foundation is our ability to connect those care to those who need through our granting programs. Our annual granting program supports local nonprofits organizations working to address local needs and making our county a better place to live for all residents...
See Grant Opportunities and Focus Areas for deadlines and application details.
The mission of the foundation is to improve lives and strengthen communities for present and future generations. The foundation strives to provide leadership, create partnerships, leverage resources and serve as a catalyst in identifying and supporting community needs. The foundation has a...
The Foundation has three grant cycles per year. See the Application Process page for grant cycles, deadlines, and other details.
The foundation supports organizations involved with arts and culture, education, the environment, HIV/AIDS, housing, human services, community development, senior citizens, minorities, economically disadvantaged people, and other areas.
Grant programs, focus areas, grant amounts, and deadlines vary. See the Request a Grant page for details and additional contact information.
See also Grants Guidelines.
Deadline: March 15
Giving primarily to United Methodist organizations. Some support for other Protestant organizations and for education.
Scholarship awards to graduating seniors at Burlington High School, Iowa.
February 28, annually.
Submit the "gold form" application available to senior class students in the counseling office at Burlington High School.
Application address:
Burlington High School
Counseling Office
421 Terrace Dr.
Burlington, IA 52601-1578
Application deadlines: February 15 and August 15
Application address: c/o Eagle Grove Area Chamber of Commerce, 120 N. Lucas Ave., Eagle Grove, IA 50533-1732, tel.: (515) 448-4821
Our basic purpose is to preserve the heritage and enhance the quality of life for the people of Pella by helping to transfer funds from the hands of people who wish to help others to nonprofit organizations that can do it most efficiently.
Funds are distributed through Board Directed Grants, Impact Grants, and the Garden Chapel Fund. The deadline for each is November 15 of each year. For details, see the Grants page on the organization's website.
The foundation supports hospitals and organizations involved with arts and culture, education, health, and community development.
