Community Foundation of Greater Muscatine Approves 2026/2027 Board of Directors

The Community Foundation of Greater Muscatine recently approved its Board of Directors for 2026/2027.

• Brandon Bullock – Chief Operating Officer, HNI Corporation

• Dr. Naomi DeWinter – President, Muscatine Community College

• Rich Dwyer (Chair) – Senior Vice President, KENT WORLDWIDE

• Jodi Royal-Goodwin – Community Development Director, City of Muscatine

• Angie Johnson – Vice President of Member and Community Relations, HNI Corporation

• Cindy Mays – Retired Market President, MidWestOne Bank

• Brett Nelson – General Manager, Musco Sports Lighting

• Rachel Pohl – Executive Director, UnityPoint Health -Trinity Muscatine

• Keith Porter – President, Stanley Center for Peace and Security

• Dan Stein - Chairman, Central Bancshares, Inc.

• Jessica Susie – Intellectual Property Counsel, John Deere

“We are grateful for this talented team of visionary leaders who provide strategic insight, multi-disciplinary expertise, and dedication. They help us achieve our long-standing mission of actively innovating to achieve the highest quality of life in Muscatine County through leadership and careful stewardship of donors’ charitable giving,” said Charla Schafer, President of the Community Foundation of Greater Muscatine.

The Community Foundation of Greater Muscatine collaboratively addresses community challenges with upstream thinking in the strategic focus areas of health, housing, and education. Through the generosity and trust of our donors, the Community Foundation now stewards more than 300 charitable funds and over $100 million in assets, while administering more than $80 million in additional charitable assets on behalf of partner organizations. Each fund reflects a donor’s decision to invest in the people and places they care about, creating a lasting legacy that strengthens Muscatine County today and for generations to come.

Together, the Foundation’s board and organizational leadership is committed to engaging people, leveraging resources, and inspiring solutions to create a vibrant Muscatine County region that provides equitable opportunity and a high quality of life for all.