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Community Foundation Of Carroll County Grants Distributed To Benefit Carroll Library, Area Playgrounds And Much More

The Community Foundation of Carroll County (CFCC) has announced the 26 grant recipients from the County Endowment Program, the CFCC Endowment Fund and the Grow Greene County Gaming Corporation County Grant Fund. These grants include a multi-year pledge totaling $100,000 to the Carroll Public Library Foundation in support of the library expansion project. Ensuring all area children are given the chance to play, a grant award of $10,000 was presented to Kellan’s Kingdom all-inclusive playground, another $10,000 to the Manning Child Care Center for a new playground surface and $21,803 to Carroll Area Child Care and Preschool for a completely updated playground. In total, there was just shy of $152,000, with over $95,000 from the County Endowment Program, more than $14,000 from the CFCC’s Endowment Fund and about $42,000 from the Grow Greene County Gaming Corporation distributed. A full listing of recipients can be found here.

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RECIPIENT    PURPOSE       GRANT

 

Animal Rescue of Carroll, Inc.        Micro floor scrubber  $1,500.00

Carroll County Conservation Board  Shower house – Great Western Park         $5,000.00

 

Carroll Co Council for Prevention of Child Abuse    Electronic medication administration records program          $5,000.00

Carroll Co. Foster Grandparent Program, Inc.       Training materials/meal volunteers  $1,500.00

Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Sioux City      Computers for training and access to experts Mental Health $5,000.00

City of Breda  Construction of modern concession stand   $5,000.00

City of Carroll Kellan’s Kingdom all-inclusive playground    $10,000.00

City of Coon Rapids   Community Guide     $5,000.00

City of Coon Rapids   Computers for patrol vehicles         $2,000.00

City of Dedham        NFPA compliant airpacks – fire dept.         $8,000.00

City of Glidden         Multi-use surface basketball court, lights, hoops    $6,000.00

City of Glidden         Senior meal program $4,000.00

City of Templeton     City streetscape plan $9,800.00

Depot Center Ltd.     Reroof depot  $5,000.00

Iowa Legal Aid          Equipment for staff when in Carroll Co.     $740.00

Kuemper Catholic School Foundation Inc.   Artificial turf for playground $5,000.00

City of Lanesboro     Outdoor surveillance system $2,500.00

Manning Betterment Foundation      Replace old folding chairs VFW       $2,000.00

Manning Betterment Foundation (Child Care)        New surface for playground $10,000.00

Manning Community Foundation (Hausbarn-Heritage)       Paint for historic Trinity Church       $3,000.00

Manning Community Services (Senior Center)       Add handicapped accessible doors to Senior Center          $6,000.00

Community Opportunities Inc. (New Opportunities) Update Head Start curriculum         $1,000.00

Breda Day Care Center       Materials to meet State curriculum standards       $3,000.00

Whiterock Conservancy       Handicapped accessible viewing deck on Town Loop/Riverside trail          $4,000.00

 

The CFCC Board also awarded Grow Greene County Gaming Corporation 2018 funds of $41,803.00 to the following recipients, with a multi-year grant pledge totaling $100,000 going to the Carroll Public Library Foundation:

 

Carroll Area Child Care & Preschool Completely update playground to meet licensing standards          $21,803.00

Carroll Public Library Foundation     Modernize and enlarge library (Year One)   $20,000.00

Grow Greene County Gaming Corporation has shared a portion of the proceeds it receives from the Wild Rose Casino, Jefferson, IA to the surrounding county community foundations for the past three years. Other recipients include foundations in Webster, Boone, Dallas, Calhoun, and Guthrie counties.

 

For 2017, the CFCC Board elected Stephanie Snyder Hausmann as President, Joe Behrens as Vice President, and Karen Kienast as Secretary. The Board approved incoming board members Laura Lake, Jessica Morton, and Gina Badding for term-limited A. Eric Neu, Mary Bruner, and Charlie Nixon.