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A quarter century ago, the Community Foundation was established to serve as a catalyst for community-building.

We are celebrating our 25th anniversary this year! Help us commemorate this milestone by sharing a story or memory.

High school scholarship applications are being accepted from January 8, 2024, through March 8, 2024, at noon.

Through our annual Initiative Awards, we recognize the efforts of fellow citizens and organizations in Muscatine County.

We celebrated the "topping out" of the new Mulberry Health Clinic, marking completion of the steel construction phase of the project.

We piloted a youth philanthropy program over the fall semester in partnership with the West Liberty Youth Dream Catchers.

CBI Bank & Trust's sponsorship enabled us to provide over $30,000 worth of supplies to nonprofits through our NAIER program.

We recently hosted men's and women's Empowerment Luncheons for local middle school students to connect them with area professionals.

In partnership with the Global Education Program at the Stanley Center, we are excited to present Susie Clark: The Bravest Girl You've...

We had the pleasure of hosting members of Iowa Council of Foundation’s Rural Equity and Housing Justice Cohort for a learning-from-place...

Applications for the 2024 Muscatine-China Friendship Education Study Abroad program are open until November 1, 2023.

Nine West Liberty students partcipated in the Iowa Youth Philanthropy Conference on Thursday, August 3 with the Community Foundaton of...

Our team and UnityPoint Health - Trinity Muscatine hosted a visit from Congresswoman Miller-Meeks on July 24.

The Community Foundation is proud to award over $240,000 in grants to 24 local charitable organizations.

We are grateful for this talented team of visionary leaders who provide strategic insight and multi-disciplinary expertise.

The project is expected to take 18 months to complete and allows for continued operation of the current clinic during construction.

Scholarship awards are made possible by the generosity of donors and scholarship fund holders.

Gov. Kim Reynolds made a stop in Muscatine to learn more about slated 3D home building.

The Community Foundation and Alquist 3D recently broke ground for the first 3D printed home in Iowa.

The Mulberry Health Clinic Project is in the final phase of pre-construction design.