The Iowa Commission on Volunteer Service is offering grants to youth groups who want to make improvements in their community. Commission spokesman Dennis Guffy says grants of up to 250 dollars are available.The object of the program is to get youth groups to partner with another community group to plan and carry out a local community service project. This if the fourth year of the program, and Guffy says they’ve seen a lot of good projects completed.The program has been so successful that the commission has increased its funding. Guffy says groups have until March 15th to apply for the grants.You can get the information at: www.volunteeriowa.org, or at any county 4-H office.
RECENT NEWS
FOLLOW US ON TWITTER
UNI receives grant to turn old photos into interactive exhibit
UNI receives grant to turn old photos into interactive exhibit - Radio Iowa
An archival photography project at the University of Northern Iowa has landed a federal grant to help its users ...
www.radioiowa.com
Home test
Home test - Radio Iowa
www.radioiowa.com
Unhealthy air detected in parts of the state from Canadian wildfire smoke
Unhealthy air detected in parts of the state from Canadian wildfire smoke - Radio Iowa
The wildfire smoke from Canada is back over Iowa once again. Brian Hutchins at the DNR Air Quality Bureau says ...
www.radioiowa.com
Banks in Sioux, Lyon County the target of check cashing fraud
Banks in Sioux, Lyon County the target of check cashing fraud - Radio Iowa
The Sioux and Lyon County Sheriff Departments are working with local police trying to identify individuals involved ...
www.radioiowa.com