Community Foundation of Osceola County Announces 2026-2027 High Impact Grant Award Recipient
The Community Foundation of Osceola County (CFOC) has awarded this year’s High Impact Grant of $50,000.00 to the Osceola Regional Health Center.
The “Building our Future” project is a transformative $29 million dollar expansion and renovation project designed to modernize Osceola Regional Health Center’s campus and position the organization to meet the healthcare needs of our community for decades to come.
For more than sixty years, Osceola Regional Health Center has been a trusted source of healthcare, healing, and community connection for the residents of Osceola County and the surrounding region.
The Community Foundation appreciates the significant investment the Osceola Regional Health Center is making in our community, and we are proud to be able to assist them with this project.
The Community Foundation received only one application for the high impact grant. The Osceola Regional Health Center received the required 60% board member vote.
The Community Foundation appreciates every organization that works to improve the quality of life for the residents of Osceola County, and we encourage you to continue to seek funding through our grant programs.
The CFOC is an affiliate of the Community Foundation of Greater Des Moines who provide grant-making guidance and administrative support. The Community Foundation of Osceola County board includes representatives from all over the county. The current board is Ashton: Brian Mino and Andy Gacke; Harris: Donna MacMillan and Russ Meier; Melvin: Kay Wynja and Sarah McCarter; Ocheyedan: Joe McElroy and Jewel Garms; Sibley: Lila Hatting and Kelly Slagter; Osceola County: Jayson VandeHoef and Jeff Loring.