23-05-2025
MRHD awarding $500K to boost Siouxland's economic development, human resources, education
SIOUX CITY, Iowa (KCAU) — The Missouri River Historical Development (MRHD) has awarded thousands to local groups through its Target Grant program.
MRHD received 76 applications for the grant, but they were only able to chose 33 organizations to receive funds. The grant, which totals $500,000, will be awarded to groups to focus on Siouxland's economic development, human/health services, civic/public/chartiable/religious endeavors, leisure or cultural/historical matters, and education.
'We are proud to award half a million dollars in grants today to 33 exceptional local organizations that are making a real difference in our community,' said MRHD President Sarah Kleber.
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'These investments reflect our belief that strong, connected communities in our local tri-state region, are essential to building a more rewarding and vibrant quality of life for everyone. On behalf of the MRHD Board of Directors, I thank all of the recipients for their commitment to this shared vision,' said Kleber.
Recipients belong to groups in the following Iowa counties: Woodbury, Cherokee, Crawford, Ida, Monona, and Plymouth. There is also a few recipients from Dakota County in Nebraska.
Below, you can see the list of the organizations receiving funds:
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