Legacy Youth Alliance Featured On Local News
The Legacy Youth Alliance students were recently featured on KYOU News, sharing information about the program.
The Legacy Youth Alliance students were recently featured on KYOU News, sharing information about the program.
Improved academic performance and school readiness, stronger socialization skills and higher education attainment rates are but a few reasons for our support of this project.
Juniors and Seniors at Ottumwa High School now have the opportunity to work on real life projects with local employers at SparkTank.
Since the first grant cycle in 2010, the Bright Ideas Community Enrichment Fund has awarded $3,083,028.
Area junior and senior high school students recently enjoyed an experience called the Health Career Exploration Academy.
Work of the Legacy Youth Alliance was recently featured in the inaugural edition of Youth Matters magazine.
Innovative learning environment created with Spark Tank Program.
The Ottumwa Regional Legacy Foundation, Indian Hills Community College, and the Fly Ottumwa airshow are collaborating on an initiative to introduce students to a career in aviation: Legacy Education Day.
Since 2004, the LCL Scholarship Program has provided over $373,000 in scholarship support.
“Capital will go where it’s welcome and stay where it’s well-treated. Capital is not just money, it’s also talent and ideas.”
