
ICUF Disaster Grant Program
The Iowa Credit Union Foundation (ICUF) supports Iowa credit union members who have been displaced from their homes for an extended period of time due to disasters such as tornadoes, flooding or fire. ICUF is able to provide assistance thanks to donor support and based on funds availability.
March 31 & April 4 Tornadoes and Storms
We are aware of need coming from areas of Iowa in response to the March 31 tornadoes and storms damaged homes, businesses and buildings across Iowa.
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ICUF's Disaster Grant eligibility is limited to Iowans who are members of an Iowa credit union, are displaced due to significant damage to their home and have critical financial need. Grants are limited to $500 per household. Submission of a grant application does not guarantee funding. If you have critical need due to displacement from your home, please contact your credit union for our grant assistance application. If you are unable to reach your credit union to access a grant application, please email us at info@iowacreditunionfoundation.org.
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Other Disaster Assistance
If you have been impacted by the March 31 or April 4 weather, several organizations are offering assistance.
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Click here to read the disaster proclamation for 18 Iowa counties from Governor Reynold’s office.
State Resources:
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Iowa Department of Homeland Security and Emergency Management
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Iowa Department of Natural Resources Information on Debris Cleanup
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Offers free virtual counseling and assistance for all Iowans needing support
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Call 1-844-775-9276
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Habla en español: 531-800-3687
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Small Business Association: Disaster Assistance for Storm-Damaged Counties Application
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Resources by County (A-Z)
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Appanoose County Resources:
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Appanoose County Office
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Call (641) 682-8741 for assistance
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Call (641) 856-8437 for assistance
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Cedar & Clinton Counties:
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Cedar County Emergency Management
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Call (563) 886-3355 for assistance
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Cedar & Clinton Counties Outreach Center
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Call (563) 324-03236 for assistance
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Clinton County Emergency Management
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Call (563) 242-9211 ext. 4532 for assistance
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Davis County Resources:
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Davis County Office
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Call (641) 682-8741 for assistance
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Call (641) 640-9773 for assistance
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Delaware County Resources:
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Delaware County Outreach Center
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Call 563-927-4629 for assistance
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The city of Manchester, IA (located in Delaware County) has many updates on City’s Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/ManchesterIA52057
Des Moines County Resources:
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Community Action Partnership Center
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Call 319-753-2893 for assistance
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Dubuque County Resources:
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Dubuque County Outreach Center
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Call 563-556-5130 for assistance
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Grundy County Resources:
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Grundy County Office
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Call 319-824-3460 for assistance
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Iowa County
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HACAP Main Office
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Call (319) 739-0056 for assistance
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Johnson County Resources:
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Johnson County Emergency Management Agency –
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Call (319) 356-6700
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Iowa Red Cross Temporary Coralville Shelter
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1506 8th Street, Coralville, IA
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Coralville Curbside Storm Debris Collection Information
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Clean up supplies available for pick-up – call 319-679-3197
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Solon, IA Emergency Alert
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Keokuk and Washington County Resources:
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Keokuk County Emergency Management Agency –
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Phone: (319)653-3015
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24/7 Phone: 641-622-2727
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Linn County Resources:
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Linn County Emergency Management
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Call 319-892-6500 for assistance
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Jackson County Resources:
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Jackson County Outreach Center
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Call (563) 652-5197 for assistance
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Lucas County Resources:
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Lucas County Outreach Center
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Call (641) 217-8180 for assistance
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Mahaska County Resources:
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Mahaska County Emergency Management Agency
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Call (641) 672-1209 for assistance
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Marion County Resources:
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Marion County Resource Center
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(515) 518-4770
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Monroe County Resources:
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Monroe County Outreach Center
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(641) 932-5107
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Wapello County Resources:
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Wapello County Emergency Management Agency
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Call 641-814-8333 for assistance
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Warren County Resources:
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Warren County Resource Center
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(515) 518-4770
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Iowa Department of Human Services Counseling
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The Iowa Department of Human Services is making free, confidential counseling and support available to Iowans affected by the severe weather through the Project Recovery Iowa program. The program offers virtual and in-person counseling sessions to Iowans experiencing emotional distress such as anxiety or feelings of being overwhelmed. Iowans can access services through the following options: call 800-447-1985 to connect with a counselor specializing in rural issues and agriculture; call the Iowa Warm Line, 844-775-9276, to connect with a peer counselor or request to get in touch with a Project Recovery Iowa counselor (both are available 24 hours a day, seven days a week); or visit projectrecoveryiowa.org and complete a contact form and a counselor will get back to you.
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Ways to Help:
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Contribute to the Iowa Credit Union Foundation Disaster Relief Fund that directly supports credit union members affected by natural or unforeseen disasters to their home
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Other Disaster Recovery Donations and Volunteering Opportunities listed here
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All gifts made through this donation portal will be used for disaster relief efforts.
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The Iowa Credit Union Foundation is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization.