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LOCAL PARTNERS
Washington, Iowa
Our mission is to serve the spiritual development of children and adults in the Midwest by providing Christ-centered programs, excellent facilities, and generous hospitality in a setting that celebrates God's creation.
Washington, Iowa
This fund, created in honor of Esther Bordwell by her children, honors Esther's great love of reading and writing. Annual distributions from this fund will be used to support projects of the Washington Public Library Foundation.
Washington, Iowa
The Fenno’s generous gift will create a permanent endowment, which will generate funds annually. These funds will be used to support projects of the Washington Tree Committee. Their legacy gift will help to ensure that our tree committee will be able to continue its goal to 'put down roots for the future’ in Washington, Iowa.”
Brighton, Iowa
Lake Darling State Park, dedicated in 1950, is named after cartoonist J. N. "Ding" Darling for his devotion to conserving Iowa's natural beauty. Come for a scenic picnic or celebration at the lodge, or enjoy an extended stay in our camping cabins. Lake Darling abounds with wildlife. Anglers will encounter a wealth of fish at the lake, from catfish to bullheads, bluegill to largemouth bass. Hike through a re-established prairie, or trek through the woods to an historic cemetery. Journey through a variety of Iowa's natural scenery at Lake Darling State Park.
HACAP Endowment Fund
Washington, Iowa
Hawkeye Area Community Action Program, Inc. (HACAP) is a diverse, community-focused nonprofit dedicated to empowering and improving the lives of families, living with the everyday barriers of poverty.
Riverside, Iowa
The mission of the Highland Community School District is to provide all students the opportunity to acquire the necessary skills to fulfill their potential and become positive contributors to society.
Washington, Iowa
Hospice of Washington County is a hospice care provider in Washington, IA 52353. Hospice care is prescribed for critically ill individuals with a life expectancy of six months or less. The primary goal of this care is keeping patients as comfortable as possible throughout the end stages of life. These comfort measures include pain management and methods for minimizing disease-related symptoms. Hospice care can be provided in the home, hospital, long-term care facilities, or a stand-alone hospice house.
Kalona, Iowa
Stroll through our scenic 1800's village and explore pioneer life in 13 authentic buildings. Each structure is painstakedly restored and filled with interesting and informative displays depicting the rugged years our immigrant settlers spent taming the Iowa prairie. Established in 1969 with the relocation of the Rock Island depot, the village encompasses the eras from our earliest frontier days of the Snyder Log Home, to the victorian influence of the lovely Wahl House.
Kalona Public Library Foundation Fund
Kalona, Iowa
The mission of the Kalona Public Library is to provide information and materials of general interest free to the public in a pleasant and helpful environment where people can meet, and receive help for lifelong learning.
Wellman, Iowa
The Parkside Activities Center is a 38,900 square foot multi-level, multi-purpose facility with professional child care; a Mid-Prairie Pre-School; a 320+ person banquet hall; an activities room with a Wii, pool table, bumper pool table, and other activities; a regulation basketball court; two smaller practice basketball courts; a regulation volleyball court; two practice volleyball courts; and a health club style gym facility featuring the latest treadmills, ellipticals, and weight equipment.
Coralville, Iowa
United Way of Johnson and Washington Counties is a local, non-profit organization that brings people, health and human service agencies, government entities, and community groups together to help our friends, family members, and neighbors who are in need.
We research community needs and work with local government entities, human service organizations, community leaders, donors and service organizations to address pressing community needs.
Washington Iowa Betterment Foundation
Washington, Iowa
The Foundation was inspired by long time community benefactor, Bill Sitler, to encourage and financially support projects which physically improve, beautify and enhance Washington. It is a means for individuals, groups, and corporations to make tax deductible gifts to worthwhile community betterment projects.
Washington, Iowa
Washington Free Public library believes in the freedom to read and learn, and the freedom to compare and express ideas. WFPL strives to provide educational, cultural and social enrichment for all residents of the city of Washington and surrounding areas.
The following non-profit groups and individuals are Endowment Partners with us. If a fund is available for public donation, you can contribute by clicking its donate button. (Donation buttons will take you to the Greater Cedar Rapids Community Foundation website.)
Central Park Community Center Scholarship Fund
Washington, Iowa
The Central Park Comunity Center was established as a non-profit organization in 1999. Their home was a storefront on the south side of the Washington Square. The center closed, sold their building and shut down their organization. The remaining members took the proceeds from the sale of the building and established this scholarship for needy and deserving Washington HIgh School graduating seniors. Scholarship applications and selections will be administered by the WHS scholarship committee. Anyone may contribute to this fund clicking the donate button shown.
Crooked Creek Christian Camp Friends Fund
Washington, Iowa
Our mission is to serve the spiritual development of children and adults in the Midwest by providing Christ-centered programs, excellent facilities, and generous hospitality in a setting that celebrates God's creation.
Esther Stewart Bordwell Library Fund
Washington, Iowa
This fund, created in honor of Esther Bordwell by her children, honors Esther's great love of reading and writing. Annual distributions from this fund will be used to support projects of the Washington Public Library Foundation.
Fenno Family Community Tree Endowment (Washington Betterment Foundation)
Washington, Iowa
The Fenno’s generous gift will create a permanent endowment, which will generate funds annually. These funds will be used to support projects of the Washington Tree Committee. Their legacy gift will help to ensure that our tree committee will be able to continue its goal to 'put down roots for the future’ in Washington, Iowa.”
Friends of Lake Darling State Park Friends Fund
Brighton, Iowa
Lake Darling State Park, dedicated in 1950, is named after cartoonist J. N. "Ding" Darling for his devotion to conserving Iowa's natural beauty. Come for a scenic picnic or celebration at the lodge, or enjoy an extended stay in our camping cabins. Lake Darling abounds with wildlife. Anglers will encounter a wealth of fish at the lake, from catfish to bullheads, bluegill to largemouth bass. Hike through a re-established prairie, or trek through the woods to an historic cemetery. Journey through a variety of Iowa's natural scenery at Lake Darling State Park.
HACAP Endowment Fund
Washington, Iowa
Hawkeye Area Community Action Program, Inc. (HACAP) is a diverse, community-focused nonprofit dedicated to empowering and improving the lives of families, living with the everyday barriers of poverty.
Highland Community School District Friends Fund
Riverside, Iowa
The mission of the Highland Community School District is to provide all students the opportunity to acquire the necessary skills to fulfill their potential and become positive contributors to society.
Hospice of Washington County Friends Fund
Washington, Iowa
Hospice of Washington County is a hospice care provider in Washington, IA 52353. Hospice care is prescribed for critically ill individuals with a life expectancy of six months or less. The primary goal of this care is keeping patients as comfortable as possible throughout the end stages of life. These comfort measures include pain management and methods for minimizing disease-related symptoms. Hospice care can be provided in the home, hospital, long-term care facilities, or a stand-alone hospice house.
Kalona Historical Society Friends Fund
Kalona, Iowa
Stroll through our scenic 1800's village and explore pioneer life in 13 authentic buildings. Each structure is painstakingly restored and filled with interesting and informative displays depicting the rugged years our immigrant settlers spent taming the Iowa prairie. Established in 1969 with the relocation of the Rock Island depot, the village encompasses the eras from our earliest frontier days of the Snyder Log Home, to the victorian influence of the lovely Wahl House.
Kalona Public Library Foundation Fund
Kalona, Iowa
The mission of the Kalona Public Library is to provide information and materials of general interest free to the public in a pleasant and helpful environment where people can meet, and receive help for lifelong learning.
Parkside Activities Center Friends Fund
Wellman, Iowa
The Parkside Activities Center is a 38,900 square foot multi-level, multi-purpose facility with professional child care; a Mid-Prairie Pre-School; a 320+ person banquet hall; an activities room with a Wii, pool table, bumper pool table, and other activities; a regulation basketball court; two smaller practice basketball courts; a regulation volleyball court; two practice volleyball courts; and a health club style gym facility featuring the latest treadmills, ellipticals, and weight equipment.
United Way of Johnson and Washington Counties Valentine Education Friends Fund
Coralville, Iowa
United Way of Johnson and Washington Counties is a local, non-profit organization that brings people, health and human service agencies, government entities, and community groups together to help our friends, family members, and neighbors who are in need. This fund was started by Ann Valentine, a member of one of the commissions of the United Way and a board member of the Community Foundation of Washington County. Dr. Valentine established this fund to ensure a continuing effort to promote literacy in Washington County, Iowa and invites others to join in this effort, too.
Washington County Fair Association Friends Fund
Washington, Iowa
This fund supports the Washington County Fair Association.
Washington County Hospital Foundation Friends Fund
Washington, Iowa
Washington County Hospital and Clinics is a vital health care center because of the vision, dedication and philanthropic commitment of area residents. The WCHC Foundation was incorporated in 1995 and is a 501 (c)3 charitable organization which encourages, accepts and stewards all public and private gifts, grants and contributions. Distributions from this fund will be used to support projects of the Washington County Hospital Foundation.
Washington Iowa Betterment Foundation
Washington, Iowa
The Foundation was inspired by long time community benefactor, Bill Sitler, to encourage and financially support projects which physically improve, beautify and enhance Washington. It is a means for individuals, groups, and corporations to make tax deductible gifts to worthwhile community betterment projects.
Washington Free Public Library Foundation Friends Fund
Washington, Iowa
Washington Free Public library believes in the freedom to read and learn, and the freedom to compare and express ideas. WFPL strives to provide educational, cultural and social enrichment for all residents of the city of Washington and surrounding areas.
Youngquist Family Performing Arts Fund
Washington, Iowa
The Youngquist Family Performing Arts Fund was created by Robert and Millie Youngquist and will be used to support the Washington Area Performing Arts and Events Center.