A Brief History 1960s Community Shares Alternative funds or social action funds formed to raise funds for nonprofit organizations that did not fit the Unity Way model CS affiliates raise fund through workplace giving ID: 1020232
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1. Iowa SharesSusan Leuthauser
2. A Brief History1960s - Community Shares “Alternative funds” or “social action funds” formed to raise funds for non-profit organizations that did not fit the Unity Way modelCS affiliates raise fund through workplace givingIn 1992, 13 diverse, social action non-profit organizations in Iowa that were unable to join Unity Way, partnered to establish Iowa SharesRace, ethnicityAnimal welfareWomen’s rightsSustainable agricultureThe environmentCommunity impact issuesCommunity Shares and its affiliates focusedon special philanthropic interests
3. What is Iowa Shares (IS)?
4. What Sets Iowa Shares Apart?
5. Donation to IS Makes a Difference here in IowaIS members provide direct service and education to organizations that advocate for these causes: Human rights & global healthFamily & childrenEconomic, worker & social justiceAnimal welfareThe environment & climate actionArts & cultureSelf-respect & healthy HousingReading & adult literacyCultural diversity
6. Current IS membersFrom Des Moines to DavenportAmnesty International Of IowaEnvironmental AdvocatesEquality Iowa. (EQIA)Extend the Dream FoundationFriends of Marion Public LibraryIowa Physicians for Social Responsibility (IPSR)Iowa Renewable Energy AssociationLegion Arts, CSPS HallLinn County United Nations AssociationNAMI Linn CountyQC Alliance for Immigrants and Refugees (QCAIR)The QuireUrban Ambassadors American Civil Liberties Union of Iowa (ACLU)Animal Lifeline of IowaCenter for Worker Justice of Eastern IowaGirls on the Run of Eastern IowaIowa City Public Library Friends FoundationIowa Humane AllianceJohnson County Humane SocietyTrees ForeverWorld Affairs Council of the Quad Cities
7. IS Management
8. How to Donate to IS?Complete the tear-out section of the campaign brochure and return them to IS office. Brochure are available in hardcopies or electronic file Donate through iPledge websiteUse internal campaign form/system and forward them to IS office
9. Thank you !Questions