Ottumwa Schools is excited to announce the expansion of their E-Sports program at Ottumwa High School, Gateway High School, and Evans Middle School with help from the Legacy Foundation Bright
In 2022, the Legacy Youth Alliance (LYA) made a strong commitment to promoting youth mental health. The group alliance recognized the importance of addressing this issue and made it their
Mark Clark, one of the members of the Legacy Foundation board, is committed to improving Wapello County and being a dedicated volunteer board member. As the Senior Pastor at Living
The Legacy Foundation is pleased to announce the grant award to the EZRA Free Clinic in the amount of $12,500 for breast cancer detection and screening mammograms from the McCune
The Legacy Foundation is pleased to announce awards totaling $135,255 to Cycle 34 Bright Ideas Community Enrichment Fund grant recipients. Recent grant money awarded will help nonprofits improve public safety,
The Legacy Foundation is pleased to announce $10,000 in grants awarded to five local nonprofits to help assist with youth development through our Legacy Youth Alliance. Legacy Youth Alliance is
Since 1987, First Resources has been serving people with disabilities in a sheltered workshop setting. Over the years, they have expanded their services to a wide variety of human service
Thousands of Iowans struggle with food insecurity, or not having enough nutritious food to eat. According to a shocking statistic from the Food Bank of Iowa’s website, a third of
The City of Ottumwa and the partners Mission 500 received the Best Practice Award at the American Planning Association Iowa Chapter Conference on October 13, 2022. Each year, the American
Ottumwa IA, August 24th, 2022 – The Legacy Foundation is pleased to announce awards totaling $146,718 to Cycle 33 Bright Ideas Community Enrichment Fund (BICEF) grant recipients. Since the first
