The Legacy Foundation is pleased to announce awards totaling $148,713 to the 2025 Summer Cycle Bright Ideas Community Enrichment Fund grant recipients. Recent grant money awarded will help nonprofits improve
Early identification of Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is critical, yet families in Iowa often face long waits of 18 months or more for evaluation at the nearest certified center, which
The Eddyville-Blakesburg-Fremont (EBF) School District received a grant through the Legacy Health Endowment at the Ottumwa Legacy Foundation to create wellness rooms specifically designed for teachers, providing them with spaces
Each month, over 200 Wapello County veterans receive fresh, healthy food through the Veterans Mobile Food Pantry, and at the heart of that effort are Deb Roe and Don Lewis.
Back in 2006, Eric Miller was a small-town student with a big dream to become a doctor and serve a community like the one that raised him. With support from
At the Ottumwa Legacy Foundation, we believe students can lead real change when given the chance. This spring, students at Gateway High School showed just how powerful that can be.
The Ottumwa Legacy Foundation has approved a grant to Ottumwa Schools for a Brain Health Retreat Room at Evans Junior High School, marking the first middle school location supported by
The Legacy Foundation is pleased to announce the recipients of the Laboratory Control Ltd. (LCL) Health Career Scholarship for the 2025-2026 school year. Since 2004, when the program was developed,
The Ottumwa Legacy Foundation proudly announces that the Bright Ideas Community Enrichment Fund has awarded $150,000 in grants to nonprofit organizations in Wapello County bringing the total to $5,911,179 since
The Ottumwa Legacy Foundation is proud to announce the launch of MarketStreetLanding.org, the official website for the Market Street Landing project. This initiative will revitalize Ottumwa’s Riverfront, turning underutilized parcels
