Develop participants into responsible community leaders by engaging in community service and educational activities targeted to their unique cultural needs.
…grant from IWF “made it possible for us to spend less time fundraising and more time with the women we exist to serve in our community and state.” Focused programming…
…currently serves as the Program Coordinator for Our Lady of the Prairie Retreat. Lori is active on various boards and committees, and supports nonprofits in her community. This includes the…
Brenda serves on the Grants and Marketing Committees for IWF, and currently works as the Director of Marketing, Communications, and Advocacy for Lutheran Services in Iowa. She has spent much…
Funding will help ensure KidsPoint Child Care can provide scholarships to meet the community’s increased demand for child care, especially for low income families. KidsPoint is one of the only…
Williamsburg Community Child Care (W4C’s) expanded its existing child care operation by opening a second site (W4C’S North), conveniently located just off I-80 in 2022. The newly 9,000 sq. ft….
IWF was on hand in today for the Johnson County Board of Supervisors official proclamation to mark the centennial commemoration of the 19th Amendment and to encourage citizens to learn…
Develop leaders and enhance outreach in the Latina community by: 1) supporting a Hispanic women’s conference on violence and oppression and 2) training Latina women to become community advocates.
…community organizations and committees. Of all the core barriers, she is most passionate about IWF’s work in eliminating barriers to childcare and education—two major issues that have the most impact…
…a challenge. As IWF’s Employment Engagement Director, she enjoys working with businesses of all sizes to find childcare solutions that benefit everyone and strengthen the community. Sheri serves as president-elect…
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