Stanley Group is a global consultancy firm, delivering material impact, enterprise value, and lasting change through cutting-edge advisory and implementation methodologies across multiple private and public sectors. Our services are underpinned by a world-class portfolio of advisors and technical experts across the following sectors: * Corporate and Institutional Financial Services * Governance, Risk & Regulatory Compliance * Logistics, Transport & Supply Chain Management * Enterprise Resource Planning * Portfolio, Programme, Central Change Management * International Development & Centre of Government Reform * Public Financial Management & Policy Advisory We have established an unmatched reputation as a global leader by continuously building on the results our projects have achieved in many of the world’s most challenging public and private sector environments. The Stanley Group Foundation is the philanthropic arm of Stanley Group, supporting those in need and making a lasting difference in people's lives through volunteering and awarding grants to registered charities in select geographies around the globe. The Stanley Group Foundation's grant-giving is guided by themes, with the main focus on eradicating poverty through education, reducing reliance on fossil fuels for basic living needs, and establishing community-level solar- and wind-powered energy. ​ The Charitable Foundation is keen to support small-to-medium-sized charities and foundations that can benefit substantially from financial grants. We rely on the Stanley Group of Companies community who support the Charitable Foundation in any way they can. That includes donating from their earnings: currently, 100% of our employees regularly donate in this way.

The Greater Cedar Rapids Community Foundation improves the quality of life in Linn County, Iowa by partnering with donors, funders, and other community collaborators to achieve high-impact philanthropy; supporting nonprofit organizations that address our community’s needs and opportunities; and convening people to learn, share ideas, and develop solutions for the future. The Community Foundation is a public, nonprofit organization with over $200 million in assets and over 1,000 different charitable funds.

Our mission is to drive economic, workforce and population growth strategies and to help businesses succeed.

Camp Courageous camp for youth, kids, adults with disabilties: Camp for individuals with disabilities.

ICAN empowers Iowans to achieve lifelong success through education, training, and informed decision-making. ICAN's vision is for all Iowans to passionately pursue challenging and fulfilling career pathways and acquire skills required to meet the needs of Iowa's growing economy. ICAN has 10 locations in Ankeny, Cedar Rapids/Hiawatha, Coralville, Council Bluffs, Davenport, Des Moines, Orange City, Sioux City and Waterloo. Each location provides information and support without charge, to a diverse population of students and their families as they strive to make informed decisions about their future.

United Way of East Central Iowa’s (UWECI) mission is to unite the caring power of communities to invest in effective solutions that improve people’s lives. We partner with donors, volunteers, corporate partners, and agencies to ensure the members of Benton, Cedar, Iowa, Jones, and Linn counties reach their full potential through education, financial stability, and access to healthcare when and where they need it.

A non denomination church located in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. New Covenant Bible Church desires to lead people into a personal, growing relationship with Jesus Christ. We have services at 9:00 AM and 10:30 AM on Sundays. We also have a variety of ministries that meet throughout the week.

NSCA is the leading not-for-profit association representing the commercial electronic systems industry. NSCA is a powerful advocate of all who work within the low-voltage industry, including systems contractors/integrators, product manufacturers, consultants, sales representatives, architects, specifying engineers, and other allied professionals.

Humanities Iowa (HI) is a an organization committed to bringing the humanities to the public through grant making, publications, and through interactive programming and events. Founded in 1971, HI is an affiliate of the National Endowment for the Humanities or NEH in Washington D.C.HI provides grants to other non-profit organizations that further the humanities in the state and conducts in-house programs that support the humanities across Iowa. Each year we HI serves over 250,000 Iowans with programming and outreach projects, such as a Speakers Bureau, Library Reading and Discussion Series and grants to support cultural activities.

Greater Iowa City, Inc. is a network of business and public sector leaders who collaborate to support local companies, guide investment, and grow a resilient economy in the greater Iowa City area - or Johnson County, Iowa. Greater IC merges Iowa City Area Development (ICAD) and the Iowa City Area Business Partnership (formerly the local chamber of commerce). iowacityarea.com/merger

The Community Foundation of Greater Muscatine is a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt nonprofit that helps you invest in the organizations and causes you care about most. We engage people, leverage resources, and inspire solutions to address the community's biggest challenges. The Community Foundation manages more than 300 charitable funds and endowments with assets of over $60 million. These funds are established by individuals, families, businesses and organizations. Together with donors and community champions, we fulfill our mission to strengthen Muscatine County through philanthropy. Established in 1999, the Community Foundation of Greater Muscatine was among the first 100 to be confirmed in compliance with National Standards for U.S. Community Foundations. Our programs and services touch hundreds of charities and thousands of Muscatine County residents each year. For a more in-depth look at the programs and services of the Community Foundation of Greater Muscatine, please visit our website.

The Center for Worker Justice of Eastern Iowa was founded in 2012 by a coalition of religious, community, labor, and immigrant organizations, and is affiliated nationally with the Interfaith Worker Justice network. Our Mission: The Center for Worker Justice unites low-wage workers in Eastern Iowa across race and immigration status to achieve social and economic justice through education, direct service, and community alliances.We seek to improve Eastern Iowa communities by coordinating projects to address injustices in areas such as: workplace conditions, civil rights, access to education, and the need for affordable housing. CWJ members are currently organizing around the following priority issues: - Just workplaces: defending workers’ rights to proper payment and safe work - Affordable housing: protecting and improving housing options for low-income residents - Civil rights: confronting discrimination and ensuring equal access to community services for all residents - Immigration: providing assistance to those affected by immigration policies