Primarily provides grants for religious purposes.

The foundation improves the quality of life for all by promoting charitable giving, connecting donors with causes they care about and providing leadership on important community issues.

The Community Foundation awards grants in the areas of Health and Human Services; Education; Neighborhoods and Community Development; the Environment; Children, Youth, and Families; and Arts and Culture.

To enable a coordinated response to help people in the Dubuque region most affected by the COVID-19 outbreak. 

The foundation is a local nonprofit organization created by and for the people of Muscatine and surrounding areas in Iowa.

The Community Foundation of Greater Muscatine established the Community Continuity Fund to assist nonprofits and support the immediate and emerging needs in Muscatine County caused by coronavirus containment efforts.  

Central to the work of the Community Foundation is our ability to connect those care to those who need through our granting programs.

To inspire people and connect resources to enrich our communities.

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 mission of the ConAgra Foods Foundation is to improve the quality of life in communities where ConAgra Foods employees work and live.

Provide scholarships to graduating seniors of Webster City, IA for undergraduate, postsecondary education.

Provides scholarships to Iowa students for post-secondary education in Iowa.

The COPIC Medical Foundation (CMF) works to improve health care outcomes through grant funding of:

Scholarship awards to a student enrolled in an accredited college or university for training in the area of activities related to the care, education, or development of the mentally retarded.

Scholarship awards to graduating high school students of Iowa, attending an accredited state educational institution.

Scholarship awards to graduating high school seniors in Iowa who will enroll at Iowa State University and major in veterinary science, forestry, electronics, electrical engineering, mechanical engineering, agriculture or home economics.

To make grants to tax exempt organizations such as colleges and universities and to culturally oriented organizations and specifically to grant fellowships for the advanced study of Japanese language in Japanese Colleges.

George M. Cromer was a Clinton County farmer and Iowa State University graduate (class of 1917). Mr.