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Senator Charles Grassley visited the Mulberry Health Clinic on Monday, April 14, for a tour of the facility, followed by a town hall with...

We recently hosted our Annual Meeting, marking a significant milestone—25 years of impact, collaboration, and community transformation....

Since the inception of Endow Iowa credit in 2004, Iowa community foundations have leveraged more than $435 million in permanent endowment...

Applications are now open for the summer 2025 Muscatine-China Friendship Education Study Abroad!

Responses to audience questions from the Muscatine Community Summit, hosted by Collaborate Muscatine.

The Community Foundation of Greater Muscatine recognizes the good work of fellow citizens and charitable organizations who are making a...

Audience questions answered from the Community Conversation about Mental Health..

Twenty-five students from Louisa-Muscatine Jr. High, Wilton Jr/Sr High School, West Liberty Middle School, and Saints Mary and Mathias...

Collaborate Muscatine will host a Community Summit on December 4, 2024, from 8:00 to 11:00 a.m. at The Merrill Hotel, inviting local...

We are proud to announce that we have once again earned re-accreditation with the Community Foundations National Standards, the nation’s...

Over a dozen cultural organizations have united as the Muscatine Cultural Alliance. Dedicated to the performing and visual arts,...

Dr. Jim Yong Kim, a Muscatine High School graduate and former President of the World Bank, returned to his hometown from October 10-12,...

Alongside the Muscatine Health Support Fund and UnityPoint Health – Trinity Muscatine, we celebrated the completion and opening of the...

Through the Rural Housing Project, the Community Foundation will prototype cutting-edge housing methods.

Global visionary Dr. Jim Yong Kim will be back in Muscatine October 10-12, 2024 with a focus on mental health.

Students from Muscatine participated in a Study in China Experience Program.

Over $235,000 in grants were awarded to support local charitable programs and projects.

A new coordinated philanthropic initiative, '5 for the Future,' educates Iowans about the power of wealth transfer and local giving.

The Nature Conservancy receives a $400,000 grant from the Richard H. and Mary Jo Stanley Environment Preservation Support Fund.

Mel McMains retires as Chair of the Community Foundation's Investment Committee.