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Grants paid by Iowa Womens Foundation, tax year 2019
EIN 42-1431092 · Coralville, IA · Form 990, Schedule I · NTEE P58
In tax year 2019, Iowa Womens Foundation (EIN 42-1431092) reported 11 grants paid totaling $100,000. Dataset version 2026.09.0, built 2026-09-03.
Every grant, 2019
| Tax year | Recipient | Match | Amount | Type | Purpose | Source filing |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2019 | Christian Community Development D/B/a House of Hope Waterloo, IA | A | $10,000 | paid | House of Hope has 15 furnished apartments for single mothers with children plus five dorm-style apartments for young women aging out of foster care. While living at HOH, the residents work or attend school and life skills classes. HOH provides the support system and staff/resident relationships designed to empower the women to overcome barriers while attaining skills and habits to move toward a financially independent future. Now in its third year of IWF funding, this program's long-term success rate of 86% is attributed to the strong case management support system provided by House of Hope | 202001429349301500 |
| 2019 | Lutheran Social Services Des Moines, IA | A | $10,000 | paid | LSI helps refugee women to increase their families' financial stability by becoming registered in-home child care providers through the Iowa DHS; thereby also improving the number of quality culturally and linguistically appropriate childcare spots available for refugee parents who are seeking to go to work or school. Support from IWF has enabled LSI to not only expand this program in central Iowa but to also offer technical assistance and training to other communities and organizations, e.g., in Cedar Rapids, interested in starting a refugee childcare training program | 202001429349301500 |
| 2019 | Planned Parenthood of the Heartland Inc Des Moines, IA | A | $10,000 | paid | With a third year of support from IWF, Planned Parenthood will provide 1,600 comprehensive sexuality education programs to youth in middle schools and high schools in Iowa. Access to medically accurate information about contraception, pregnancy, sexuality, preventive reproductive health, and healthy behaviors and relationships empowers young women to avoid unintended pregnancy, complete their education and take advantage of career and other life opportunities. | 202001429349301500 |
| 2019 | Heartland Family Service Council Bluffs, IA | A | $10,000 | paid | People who are employed when they leave treatment for substance abuse and mental health disorders are two to three times more likely to retain a healthy lifestyle than those who are unemployed. With a second year of IWF funding, Heartland will continue its comprehensive, wraparound service support for women in the Iowa Family Works program to obtain and maintain gainful employment that can support themselves and their families. | 202001429349301500 |
| 2019 | University of Iowa Foundation F/B/O University of Iowa Labor Center Iowa City, IA | A | $10,000 | paid | Quality employment via a self-supporting job with livable wages and benefits is a major hurdle to women's self-sufficiency in Iowa. The University of Iowa Labor Center will launch Iowa Women in Trades Network in 2020, setting up a pre-apprentice program and a network to improve access to registered apprenticeships and ensure completion rates and job placement for women in the construction trades. | 202001429349301500 |
| 2019 | St Mark's Youth Enrichment Dubuque, IA | A | $9,500 | paid | St. Mark's will be expanding their highly successful before- and after- school and summer programs to rural Eastern Iowa towns. The programs not only address affordable access to care beyond school hours but effectively improve students' reading, STEM, and social emotional skills. Curriculum, like Conscious Discipline, engage families and community in developing skills to promote social emotional learning. This is the third consecutive year of IWF funding. | 202001429349301500 |
| 2019 | YMCA of Clinton Iowa Clinton, IA | A | $9,500 | paid | The Clinton YMCA was founded in 1915 by women to serve women and fight for equality and social justice. This third year of funding from IWF will be used to implement a new suite of programs - She Rises - that aim at tackling barriers to success that at-risk women and young girls face in their community. New programs include one-on-one and group mentoring and educational programs focused on building resiliency, while linking women and girls with existing programs and resources they might need such as homelessness and rehousing, job mentoring and shadowing, employment counseling and preparation, childcare, and wellness. | 202001429349301500 |
| 2019 | Domestic Violence Intervention Program Iowa City, IA | A | $9,000 | paid | DVIP has a longstanding history of serving women facing trauma-based, domestic violence crises in southeast Iowa. With this third year of support from IWF, DVIP is expanding prevention education by presenting the Healthy Relationships 101 curriculum to youth professionals, teachers, administrators and students in all 7th-12th grade schools in their eight-county service area. This program aims to educate youth on healthy relationship basics, types of abuse, bystander intervention, and resources for help. | 202001429349301500 |
| 2019 | Girls On the Run of Eastern Iowa Iowa City, IA | A | $8,000 | paid | Girls on the Run uses running and other physical activities as a platform for teaching life skills and promoting holistic health outcomes for girls in grades 3-8. The curriculum includes lessons that target helping girls learn critical life skills such as how to manage emotions, help others, make intentional decisions, and resolve conflict that they use at home, at school, and with friends. Completing a 5K gives a girl a tangible sense of achievement as well as a framework for setting and realizing life goals. This fourth year of IWF funding will support expansion of the program to three new sites in Black Hawk County for a total of 200 girls participating from grades 3-8 at 12 sites | 202001429349301500 |
| 2019 | Grin and Grow Ltd Waterloon, IA | A | $7,500 | paid | Founded by the Junior League of Waterloo-Cedar Falls 76 years ago, this child care program, with a second year of support from IWF, will assure availability of up to 20 full-time, year-round slots for infant or preschool children of single mothers who are seeking work, working, or in training; and whose incomes are under 200% of household poverty levels. Moreover, their children are provided with a nurturing environment and opportunities to acquire developmental skill levels necessary for school-readiness and future successes. | 202001429349301500 |
| 2019 | Mason City Family YMCA Mason City, IA | A | $6,500 | paid | . GLOW is an 8-week mentoring program for girls aged 7-12 of various cultural and socio-economic backgrounds to connect with one another, engaging in discussions and activities that help them build towards future success. These include all girls setting personal and fitness goals as well as participating in a project in which they can connect with the community. | 202001429349301500 |
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