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Ribbon Cutting Celebrates New Housing Triplex Project in Muscatine
Collaborative partners gathered to celebrate the completion of a new housing triplex designed to increase access to safe, stable, and affordable rental housing for families with children attending Jefferson Elementary School. Pictured: Jamie Leza, Mike Nolan, Kandy Steel, Rich Dwyer, Jason Dornbush, Naomi DeWinter, Jen Petersen, Troy Ross, Nathan Billany, and Kent Pilcher This project marks the successful launch of a pilot initiative made possible through a $1.25 million gran
Lynsey Krusie
19 hours ago2 min read


Audience Questions from the Muscatine Community Summit
Below are audience questions from the Muscatine Community Summit on December 10, 2025, hosted by Collaborate Muscatine. Responses were contributed by members of Collaborate Muscatine. A recording of the event is available here . Muscatine Ambassador t-shirts are available for purchase here . How do you pick what gets lifted and who presents at these meetings? The Collaborate Muscatine Summit is tailored annually to communicate progress of aligned community priority goals and
Lynsey Krusie
Jan 274 min read


A Legacy Rooted in Generosity: Transforming Farmland into a Forever Gift
The Community Foundation of Greater Muscatine and our affiliate, the Community Foundation of Louisa County, are honored to steward a remarkable legacy gift that will impact generations to come. Through the thoughtful estate planning of Andrew Hafner, ownership of a farming corporation—including more than 300 acres of productive crop ground—has been entrusted to the Community Foundation to carry forward his philanthropic wishes. This gift established three permanent endowment
Lynsey Krusie
Jan 142 min read


Historic Conservation Gift Preserving Iconic Local Island
The Community Foundation of Greater Muscatine is honored to announce a truly historic act of generosity and environmental stewardship. Through the Joe W. and Betty L. Rauch Memorial Fund held at the Community Foundation, Towhead Island, the iconic natural landmark located in the bend of the Mississippi River in Muscatine’s downtown, will be purchased and placed into the permanent ownership of the Community Foundation. This extraordinary gift ensures the island’s preservation
Lynsey Krusie
Dec 16, 20252 min read
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