Corydon Community Development
This Agency endowment fund was established in 2015 to promote economic development in the greater Corydon area. The funds will be used for projects as determined by the Corydon Community Development Corporation.
Falcon Foundation
The Falcon Foundation, an Agency Endowment fund, was established in 2013. The purpose of this endowment is “to benefit activities of the Wayne Community School District, including, but not limited to, student scholarships and projects or needs of the district.”
The International Center for Rural Culture & Art Fund (Round Barn)
The Round Barn Fund, an Agency Endowment fund, was established in 2013. The primary purpose shall be to create and hold an endowment whose proceeds will be used to benefit the International Center for Rural Culture & Art (Round Barn) located in Wayne County, Iowa.
LeCompte Memorial Library
The LeCompte Memorial Library was founded in 1919 as a Carnegie library and has provided 100 years of information and entertainment access to active minds in Wayne County. A valuable resource to a free society in the past and now, support of the LeCompte Memorial Endowment will assure that resource for those who follow. This fund supports the needs and financial viability for the library at the discretion of the library’s board of directors.
Humeston Public Library
The Humeston Public Library was created by Humeston City Ordinance 65 on April 6, 1925. For many years, the library was located at 113 Broad Street next to the post office. In 2008, the library was blessed to move to a larger and more modern building located at 302 Broad Street. Their mission is to instill a love of reading to young children and inspire creativity in people of all ages while connecting citizens to the community. A valuable resource to the community, support of Humeston Public Library Endowment will assure that resource for those who follow. This fund supports the needs and financial viability for the library at the discretion of the library’s board of directors.
Circle of Freedom
Circle of Freedom’s mission is leading women struggling with life-controlling addictions to freedom in Jesus. We provide jail ministry, follow-up mentoring/discipleship, and Biblical counseling. We have purchased and are currently renovating a building in Seymour, Iowa to open a women’s residential home to provide a safe place for those needing more intensive help to get grounded in their faith, find Christ-centered solutions to addiction, and begin life reestablishment.
Give now to the Circle of Freedom Fund!