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Charities/Grantmaking Organizations | Marshalltown Area United Way
A non-profit charitable organization in Marshall County supporting 32 programs within 28 health and human service agencies in Marshall County. Can also provide information and referral to people seeking services. Offers volunteer opportunities and accept donations from the public in support of local agencies. A Foundation is also available for those wishing to make a perpetual legacy gift to the community.
A non-profit charitable organization in Marshall County supporting 32 programs within 28 health and human service agencies in Marshall County. Can also provide information and referral to people seeking services. Offers volunteer opportunities and accept donations from the public in support of local agencies. A Foundation is also available for those wishing to make a perpetual legacy gift to the community.
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Donor Relations | Hall-Perrine Foundation, The
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Funders | United Way of Champaign County
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Donor Relations | Grinnell United Way
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Charities/Grantmaking Organizations | Columbus Area United Way, Inc
Funding source for local nonprofits providing services in education, financial stability, and health. Provides financial oversight and collaboration between nonprofits for collective impact and change.
Funding source for local nonprofits providing services in education, financial stability, and health. Provides financial oversight and collaboration between nonprofits for collective impact and change.
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Collaborative Facilitation | One Collective - Elgin Community Office
Works to build trustworthy collaborations, facilitates the creation of common goals, and equips people and organizations with a shared network of resources.
Focuses on solving problems within the community related to housing and homelessness, youth engagement, human trafficking, and unity and equity.
Works to build trustworthy collaborations, facilitates the creation of common goals, and equips people and organizations with a shared network of resources.
Focuses on solving problems within the community related to housing and homelessness, youth engagement, human trafficking, and unity and equity.
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Community Investment | United Way of Mahaska County
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Charities/Grantmaking Organizations | United Way of East Central Iowa
Provides grants to area programs and agencies that focus on building economic mobility, fostering childhood success, improving access to healthcare and supporting safety net services.
Provides grants to area programs and agencies that focus on building economic mobility, fostering childhood success, improving access to healthcare and supporting safety net services.
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Charities/Grantmaking Organizations | United Way of Western Nebraska
Funding source for local health and human service agencies.
Provides financial oversight and collaboration between agencies.
Funding source for local health and human service agencies.
Provides financial oversight and collaboration between agencies.
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Early Education Partnership | BooSt Together for Children/Early Childhood Iowa
Offers services such as home visiting, preschool scholarships, crisis care, training and consultation to improve the quality of child care for children ages 0 to 5.
Offers services such as home visiting, preschool scholarships, crisis care, training and consultation to improve the quality of child care for children ages 0 to 5.
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Charities/Grantmaking | Community Foundation of Greater Des Moines
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Charities/Grantmaking | Mid-Iowa Health Foundation
Offers to serve as a catalyst and partner in improving the health of people in Greater Des Moines, Iowa. Visit website for the Foundation's priorities, application forms, and instructions
Offers to serve as a catalyst and partner in improving the health of people in Greater Des Moines, Iowa. Visit website for the Foundation's priorities, application forms, and instructions
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Funders | United Way of Will County
Provides funds for other local organizations.
Provides funds for other local organizations.
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Charities/Grantmaking Organizations | United Way of Dodge and Washington Counties
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Charities/Grantmaking Organizations | United Way of the Midlands
Funding source for community non-profit programs through the annual United Way Campaign.
Funding source for community non-profit programs through the annual United Way Campaign.
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Grants to Non-Profit Organizations; Scholarships for Graduating High School Seniors | Siouxland Community Foundation
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Charities/Grantmaking Organizations | Heartland United Way
Community impact grants for nonprofit education, income, and health programs.
Non-profit management and technical assistance.
Volunteer leadership development.
Community problem solving and assessment.
Husker Harvest Days food drive each fall.
Funds 2-1-1 which provides information and referral for Nebraska and Iowa.
Community impact grants for nonprofit education, income, and health programs.
Non-profit management and technical assistance.
Volunteer leadership development.
Community problem solving and assessment.
Husker Harvest Days food drive each fall.
Funds 2-1-1 which provides information and referral for Nebraska and Iowa.
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Charities/Grantmaking Organizations | United Way Worldwide
National office for more than 1,800 local United Way organizations around the world.
Nearly all donation, funding, and assistance issues, as well as many policy decisions are handled at the local level, and questions relating to these issues are best addressed to local United Ways. Type zip code on website to find your local United Way.
National office for more than 1,800 local United Way organizations around the world.
Nearly all donation, funding, and assistance issues, as well as many policy decisions are handled at the local level, and questions relating to these issues are best addressed to local United Ways. Type zip code on website to find your local United Way.
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Donor Relations | United Way of the Great River Region
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Charities/Grantmaking Organizations | Omaha Community Foundation
Fund for Omaha program accepts applications from 501(c)3 nonprofit organizations or those with a 501(c)3 nonprofit fiscal agent. The award size is $5000-$25,000. See the website for the most up-to-date application and deadline information.
African American Unity Fund accepts grant applications from nonprofits that serve primarily members of the African American community. See the website for the most up-to-date application information.
Futuro Latino Fund accepts grant applications from nonprofits that serve primarily members of the Latino community. See the website for the most up-to-date application information.
LGBTQIA2S+ Equality Fund accepts grant applications from nonprofits that serve primarily members of the LGBTQIA2S+ community. See the website for the most up-to-date application information.
Refugee Community Grant Fund accepts grant applications from nonprofits that serve primarily members of the refugee community. See the website for the most up-to-date application information.
Omaha Neighborhood Grants accepts grant applications from nonprofits and neighborhoods that empower local residents to lead initiatives and projects in their own neighborhoods. See the website for the most up-to-date application information.
Jetton Charitable Fund accepts grant applications from nonprofits focusing on youth access to the arts, history, and natural sciences.
Creche Childhood Education Fund accepts grant applications from nonprofits focusing on early childhood education.
Richard A. Shaw Fund accepts grant applications from nonprofits focusing on history, natural sciences, and outdoor education.
Community Foundations of Southwest Iowa Grant Program accepts applications from 501(c)(3) nonprofit groups for community betterment projects in the communities of Audubon, Cass, Crawford, Fremont, Harrison, Mills, Montgomery, Page, and Shelby counties. See the website for the most up-to-date application information.
Fund for Omaha program accepts applications from 501(c)3 nonprofit organizations or those with a 501(c)3 nonprofit fiscal agent. The award size is $5000-$25,000. See the website for the most up-to-date application and deadline information.
African American Unity Fund accepts grant applications from nonprofits that serve primarily members of the African American community. See the website for the most up-to-date application information.
Futuro Latino Fund accepts grant applications from nonprofits that serve primarily members of the Latino community. See the website for the most up-to-date application information.
LGBTQIA2S+ Equality Fund accepts grant applications from nonprofits that serve primarily members of the LGBTQIA2S+ community. See the website for the most up-to-date application information.
Refugee Community Grant Fund accepts grant applications from nonprofits that serve primarily members of the refugee community. See the website for the most up-to-date application information.
Omaha Neighborhood Grants accepts grant applications from nonprofits and neighborhoods that empower local residents to lead initiatives and projects in their own neighborhoods. See the website for the most up-to-date application information.
Jetton Charitable Fund accepts grant applications from nonprofits focusing on youth access to the arts, history, and natural sciences.
Creche Childhood Education Fund accepts grant applications from nonprofits focusing on early childhood education.
Richard A. Shaw Fund accepts grant applications from nonprofits focusing on history, natural sciences, and outdoor education.
Community Foundations of Southwest Iowa Grant Program accepts applications from 501(c)(3) nonprofit groups for community betterment projects in the communities of Audubon, Cass, Crawford, Fremont, Harrison, Mills, Montgomery, Page, and Shelby counties. See the website for the most up-to-date application information.
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Charities/Grantmaking Organizations | United Way of Lincoln and Lancaster County
Does not offer programs; only refers callers to community-wide programming.
Funds raised in the community are distributed to programs based on United Way focus areas:
- HEALTHY COMMUNITY: Invests in strategies that promote access to preventive and ongoing healthcare, recovery, and wellness supports across the lifespan. This includes maternal and child health, substance misuse prevention and recovery, and partnerships with CHAD agencies that deliver essential health services.
- YOUTH OPPORTUNITY: Focuses on ensuring every child and youth has access to equitable opportunities for growth, learning, and success. Strategies include childcare and early childhood education, in-school, after-school, and summer learning, youth literacy development, college and career readiness, and youth behavioral health.
- COMMUNITY RESILIENCY: Strengthens community resilience by ensuring individuals and families can meet their most basic needs while building pathways to stability. Strategies include homeless outreach and emergency shelters, housing stabilization through emergency rental and utility assistance and transitional living assistance, disaster relief and recovery, food access, and victim safety and recovery.
- FINANCIAL SECURITY: Focuses on increasing economic stability and upward mobility for individuals and families. Strategies include adult education and literacy, job training and career pathways, and financial education and coaching.
Does not offer programs; only refers callers to community-wide programming.
Funds raised in the community are distributed to programs based on United Way focus areas:
- HEALTHY COMMUNITY: Invests in strategies that promote access to preventive and ongoing healthcare, recovery, and wellness supports across the lifespan. This includes maternal and child health, substance misuse prevention and recovery, and partnerships with CHAD agencies that deliver essential health services.
- YOUTH OPPORTUNITY: Focuses on ensuring every child and youth has access to equitable opportunities for growth, learning, and success. Strategies include childcare and early childhood education, in-school, after-school, and summer learning, youth literacy development, college and career readiness, and youth behavioral health.
- COMMUNITY RESILIENCY: Strengthens community resilience by ensuring individuals and families can meet their most basic needs while building pathways to stability. Strategies include homeless outreach and emergency shelters, housing stabilization through emergency rental and utility assistance and transitional living assistance, disaster relief and recovery, food access, and victim safety and recovery.
- FINANCIAL SECURITY: Focuses on increasing economic stability and upward mobility for individuals and families. Strategies include adult education and literacy, job training and career pathways, and financial education and coaching.
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Charities/Grantmaking Organizations | Gage County United Way
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Charities/Grantmaking Organizations | United Way of Johnson and Washington Counties
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Charities/Grantmaking Organizations | United Way of Western Nebraska
Funding source for local health and human service agencies.
Provides financial oversight and collaboration between agencies.
Funding source for local health and human service agencies.
Provides financial oversight and collaboration between agencies.
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Charities/Grantmaking Organizations | United Way Muscatine County
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