…in which to help community members come together to fill this need. — Constance Grimm, GPC Director of Grants & Resource Development, Hawkeye Community College see other childcare grant recipients…
…girls and young women of color; are newly committed or newly targeted to these communities; and are aligned with the priorities of the Philanthropic Table for Women and Girls of…
…the Iowa community every single quarter. Melissa is a resident of the Des Moines community and has served on numerous other nonprofit boards and committees, including the Juvenile Diabetes Research…
…in civic engagement. Many AÉ leaders in their new role have been invited to share their experience and expertise in their community, and asked to be on panels, committees, and…
…continues to empower women, build futures, and enrich the community. With the pandemic facing communities everywhere House of Hope will be more important than ever in the months to come….
…policymakers and other community leaders on issues and solutions regarding the success of women and girls in Iowa. We work in local communities and at the state level where innovation…
…women carried over into her community activism. Rush headed the Charity League that served Des Moines’ African American community. The league was successful in creating the Protection Home for Negro…
…group of community members came together in the early 90’s to put together an Early Childhood Center and in 1997 broke ground for our current building. We are a non-profit…
…task force, Dawn said, “IWF’s extensive work related to child care has prepared us for this moment. We’ve done our research and we know how to bring communities together around…
…their own in-home child care businesses, which benefit more families in the refugee community. In 2012, LSI found that while former refugee providers were often able to complete the Department…
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