Gov. Reynolds announces $20M investment in nonprofits to serve Iowans in need
26 May 2022
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Gov. Reynolds announced a $20 million investment to help nonprofit organizations in Iowa expand to meet the needs of more Iowans. The new Nonprofit Innovation Fund will provide a competitive grant opportunity to help nonprofit organizations make transformational investments in vertical infrastructure that will enable them to offer additional services or help more Iowans.
"Iowa nonprofits provide critical support to Iowans most in need,” said Gov. Reynolds. “While these organizations work around the clock to meet today's needs, the Nonprofit Innovation Fund will provide innovative and transformational investments to help prepare Iowans for tomorrow."
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