Mini Grant History Through 2015
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1 2015 Drake Community Library (digital preservation of slides and outdated media formats) $3,045 Grinnell Area Arts Council (infrastructure technology equipment) $3,500 Grinnell Community Daycare & Preschool (diversity classroom books and materials) Grinnell High School (Grinnell Outdoor Adventure Program) $2,500 Grinnell High School (GHS Library Makerspace) Grinnell Fire Department (technology upgrades) $3,350 Grinnell Historical Museum (safety improvements) $2,953 Grinnell Regional Medical Center (giving garden expansion project) Grinnell UCC Community Preschool (Preschool Tiger Pack program) $5,000 GYBSA-Grinnell Little League (player equipment) $2,500 Imagine Grinnell (funding for community bike racks) $2,500 Poweshiek Animal League Shelter (donation boxes and pet beds) $875 $31, Drake Community Library (safety equipment (defibrillator) for community events) Galaxy, Inc. Youth Programs (literacy education program for at-risk youth) $1,910 Genesis Development (accessibility improvements to Grinnell location) $4,000 Grinnell Area Arts Council (emergency preparedness equipment) $2,667 Grinnell Community Daycare & Preschool (art and music curriculum expansion) $4,000 Grinnell High School Band (marching band uniforms) $2,500 Imagine Grinnell (energy management program for low income households) Iowa Transportation Museum (seating improvements for multigenerational community events) $2,500 Parks and Recreation Department (new playground equipment) $5,740 The Dr. Kevin Sterk '91 Award: Park and Recreation Department (new playground equipment) $1,500 Poweshiek Animal League Shelter (heating system upgrade) $5,000 Poweshiek County Pioneer Cemetery Commission (cemetery restoration) $2,500 $34,317 Page 1
2 2013 Galaxy, Inc. Youth Programs (program awareness materials) Grinnell Area Arts Council (Grin City studios-expansion & renovations) Grinnell Area Arts Council (local music documentation project) $500 Grinnell Area Chamber of Commerce (Louis Sullivan Jewel Box Bank Video Tour and Historic Community Landmark Tour) $5,000 Grinnell Community Daycare & Preschool (Creative Curriculum science expansion) $3,600 Grinnell High School (band concert uniforms) $2,500 Grinnell Historical Museum Society (restoration of bicycle raced by Grinnell College Track Team member, Fred Spaulding) $1,200 Grinnell Lions Club (upgrade youth vision-screening equipment) $3,845 Grinnell Parks & Recreation Department (waterpark play feature) $1,875 Heart of Iowa Big Brothers Big Sisters ( Ementoring pilot program) $4,512 Imagine Grinnell (tents and tables to support local wellness events) $1,246 Poweshiek Animal League Shelter (outdoor canine kennels) $3,400 Poweshiek County Fair Association (seating upgrade for community events) $2,322 $34, Grinnell Area Arts Council (start-up supplies for artist residency gardening initiative) Grinnell Area Arts Council (Studio 4 Free Imagination pilot) $800 Grinnell High School ( Seminar program curriculum development) $3,000 Grinnell Historical Museum Society (technology upgrades) $1,600 Grinnell Police Department (crime scene camera) $1,695 Imagine Grinnell (city-wide recycling awareness program) $1,940 Mayflower Community (Carmen Center audio-visual upgrade) $1,750 New Horizons Alternative Schools (ipads for Labless Scientific Program ) $2,400 Poweshiek Animal League Shelter (concrete to secure canine kennels) $1,565 Poweshiek County Mental Health Center ( Supported Employment program) $2,850 Rock Creek Lake Alliance (accessible fishing pier) $2,400 $21,000 Page 2
3 2011 Grinnell Area Arts Council (office equipment) Grinnell Area Chamber of Commerce (website development) Grinnell Big Brothers Big Sisters (activities/supplies for school matches) $1,400 Grinnell Community Daycare & Preschool (school bus) $7,500 Grinnell Little League (field upgrades for Little League compliance) $5,000 Grinnell Parks & Recreation Department (Arbor Lake shelter improvements) $2,500 Grinnell Police Department (patrol bicycles) $2,400 Grinnell Regional Medical Center (wireless access for electronic records) $2,800 Poweshiek Animal League Shelter (insulated pet doors) $2,040 Poweshiek County Fair Association (campground improvements) Drake Community Library (e-book service) $2,360 $31, Galaxy, Inc. (KidTRAX security software) $3,600 Greater Poweshiek Community Foundation (website redesign) Grinnell Area Arts Council (Arts Academy After School Program) Grinnell Area Chamber of Commerce (Main Street Makeover) $5,000 Grinnell Community Daycare & Preschool (Fieldtrips) $1,800 Grinnell Police Department (Police Reserve Body Armor) $3,300 Grinnell Fire Department (Grass Truck Equipment) $3,000 Poweshiek Animal League Shelter (Improved cat housing) $3,300 Poweshiek County Barn Quilt Committee (fundraising calendar design & production) $25,000 Page 3
4 2009 Davis Elementary (YMCA Camp for Environmental Education ) Galaxy Inc. (transitioning After School Enrichment Program for Kindergarten through 4 th grade) $3,500 Grinnell Area Arts Council (ArtBIZ Community Workshop) Grinnell Community Daycare & Preschool (diversity materials and training) Grinnell Community Daycare & Preschool (security upgrades) $1,415 Grinnell Disc Golf Club (Disc golf course at Miller Park) Grinnell Middle School (computer hardware for science program) Grinnell-Newburg Schools (downtown shuttle bus for student use) $3,000 Grinnell-Newburg Schools (Apex Learning Digital curriculum & training for middle & high school students) Imagine Grinnell (bike education, safety and maintenance workshops for Bike to Work Week) Rock Creek Lake Alliance (water fountain and grill at Rock Creek State Park) Stewart Library (gaming hardware and software for young adults & teens in new library) $3,585 $200 $20, American Legion Post 53 (restoration of Civil War cannon in Hazelwood Cemetery) Community Education Council (World War II oral history project) Cultivating Connections/GHS (local foods initiative at GHS) $1,500 Davis School/Community Meals (ServSafe certification for meal workers) $500 Galaxy (Skill Streaming program at Grinnell Middle School) $2,200 Grinnell Area Arts Council (Missoula Children s Theater residency) Grinnell Historical Museum Society (solar window shades to preserve collection) $1,200 Imagine Grinnell (energy lending library materials and supplies) $1,400 Iowa Barn Foundation (barn restorations in Poweshiek County) $1,500 Iowa Transportation Museum (Spaulding auto restoration) $2,500 Poweshiek Animal League Shelter (new kennels and covers) $1,900 Poweshiek County Barn Quilt Project (quilt panels on area barns) $1,250 Stewart Library (picnic benches for Arbor Apartments) $1,264 $19,214 Page 4
5 2007 Communities for Literate Iowa Kids (CLIK)(early literacy programming) $1,500 Davis Elementary School, Grinnell (MAP/Lexile assessment training) $3,500 Grinnell Area Arts Council (Summer Arts Camp, supplies and tuition support) Grinnell Historical Museum Society (archival supplies) $1,800 Iowa Youth Chorus in Grinnell (curriculum materials) $500 Learning Garden Preschool (computer & software for creative curriculum) $1,670 Poweshiek Animal League Shelter (animal vet bills) Rock Creek Lake Alliance (shelter house) $5,000 Stewart Library (local history cataloging) $3,500 $19, Boy Scouts of America, Troop 313 (boat dock at Krumm Preserve) $750 Communities for Literate Iowa Kids (CLIK) (a community book giveaway) $900 Fairview Elementary PTO (play yard fencing) Galaxy Youth Center (paint & recreational equipment) $1,100 Grinnell Community Daycare (curriculum and teacher training) $1,658 Grinnell High School (a music library filing system) $5,000 Imagine Grinnell (bike path extension from Grinnell High School and Lions Park to Iowa Valley Community College campus) $5,000 New Prairie Camerata (a series of place-based concerts in some of Grinnell s most notable buildings) Poweshiek Animal League Shelter & Humane Society (building renovation work) $500 $18,908 Page 5
6 2005 Boy Scouts of America (Benches at Krumm Preserve) $445 City of Grinnell (decorative plantings for the downtown streetscape upgrade) Davis Elementary School (wall mural project) $150 Grinnell Area Arts Council (Thursdays Music in the Park) $1,700 Grinnell Community Daycare (Musik Garten programming) $1,100 Grinnell Community Theater (Shakespeare in the Park) Grinnell Recreation Department (pool equipment) $475 Grinnell Renaissance (Alley-Access improvement grants in the central business district) Grinnell Volunteer Fire Department (Firefighter equipment) $4,500 Studio 6 After School Art Program (start-up supplies) $630 $15, Fairview School PTO (School Entrance Renovation) $1,100 Galaxy, Inc. (Computer Lab Upgrade) $1,250 Grinnell Area Arts Council (Summer Arts Camp) $500 Grinnell Area Arts Council (Thursdays Music in the Park) $1,200 Grinnell Community Daycare & Preschool (TEACH Program) $923 Grinnell Historic Preservation Commission (Architectural Salvage Depot) $1,200 Imagine Grinnell (on behalf of the Grinnell Area Local Foods Alliance- GALFA, High School Garden-to-Cafeteria Project) $2,780 Iowa Valley RC&D, Land Stewardship Program (Tours of Grinnell area landscape via printed guide, website version or geocaching) $3,600 Middle School (Camp Grinnell) $500 $13, Fairview School (Playground Enhancement) $5,000 Government Educational TV, Channel 12 (Live Broadcasting) Grinnell Area Arts Council/Grinnell Renaissance (Match for the Arts) Grinnell Renaissance (Thursdays in the Park) $3,000 Kites Over Grinnell (Support for annual festival) $1,500 Station Clubhouse (computers) $2,750 $15,250 Page 6
7 2002 Grinnell Area Arts Council (Summer Arts Camp) $1,200 Grinnell Community Theatre (Computer system) Grinnell Day Care Center (Handwriting Curriculum) $733 Grinnell Police Department (Bike Patrol) Grinnell Productions (Shakespeare in the Park) $3,000 Grinnell Renaissance (Thursdays Music in the Park) $2,500 Grinnell Youth Baseball/Softball Association (Tournament) Iowa Peace Institute (Community Mediation Programming) $2,500 Kites Over Grinnell (Kite Festival) Mid-Iowa Community Action (Playtime Equipment) $500 $15,433 Page 7
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