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Hardin County Community Grants Program

The HCCEF Community Grants Fund is comprised of gifts from donors and funds from Iowa’s gaming revenues. By law 75% of the gaming revenues received is granted annually; 25% is invested in HCCEF’s unrestricted permanent endowment. 

In addition, 5% of HCCEF endowment earnings is invested annually  back into Hardin County nonprofit organizations through the Community Grants Program.  

$97,113 WAS AWARDED IN 2011!

 

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2011 Grant Recipients

Competitive grants are made annually to social-profit organizations in Hardin County.

This year $97,113.00 was awarded to 26 worthwhile projects.

Arts & Culture

Ellsworth Community College Friends of the Pat Clark Art - $7,500

Hardin County Performance Series - $10,000

Riverbend Middle School - $3,000

Steamboat Rock Historical Society - $700

Story City Telling School Program - $2,000

Simon Estes “Roots & Wings” Tour - $5,000

 

Community Betterment

Ackley Public Library - $2,800

Ackley Chamber of Commerce - $3,000

City of Ackley Emergency Management - $3,000

Alden Development Corporation - $1,000

City of Eldora - Grand Theater - $10,000

Greenbelt Humane Society - $1,000

Hardin County Agricultural Society - $6,900

Hardin County Community Endowment Fdn. - $6,148

Steamboat Rock Schoolhouse Committee - $5,000

Union Volunteer Fire Department - $3,000

 

Economic Development & Entrepreneurship

Hardin County Extension Service - $500

 

Education

Alden Horizon’s Project - $500

Hardy Reading Council - $300

Hubbard Public Library -  $7,500

Iowa River Greenbelt Resource Trust - $1,000

Steamboat Rock Public Library - $1,400

 

Health & Human Services

Ackley Volunteer Ambulance Service - $2,200

Riverbend Child Care - $6,000

Quakerdale - $2,000

 

Recreation & Environment

City of Whitten - $1,800

Hardin County Conservation Board - $1,800

Hubbard Recreation Club - $3,000

Scenic City Empress Boat Club - $7,500

 

 



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