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Ireton Community Foundation
The Ireton Community Foundation now serves as a vehicle to receive gifts from individuals, families, businesses, and organizations to establish endowment funds that will provide grant awards for years to come. All gifts received are carefully invested and the income from endowments is used to make grants to public charities that best meet the needs in Ireton.
Web Address
siouxlandcommunityfoundation.org/ireton.aspx
Web Address
siouxlandcommunityfoundation.org/ireton.aspx
Recent News from Ireton Community Foundation
Vreemans give $25000 donation
Foundation: Ireton Community Foundation, Siouxland Community Foundation
“This wonderful gift will push our endowment fund to over $209,000,” said Dennis Van Oort, advisory board chair of the Ireton Community...more
Foundation: Ireton Community Foundation, Siouxland Community Foundation
“This wonderful gift will push our endowment fund to over $209,000,” said Dennis Van Oort, advisory board chair of the Ireton Community...more
Ireton foundation offering grants
Foundation: Ireton Community Foundation
IRETON, Iowa | The Ireton Community Foundation is accepting grant applications from 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations and units of local...more
Foundation: Ireton Community Foundation
IRETON, Iowa | The Ireton Community Foundation is accepting grant applications from 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations and units of local...more
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