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P.E.O. International, based in Des Moines, IA, is a philanthropic educational organization dedicated to supporting and advancing women through education. The organization is composed of a diverse sisterhood of women who are passionate about celebrating, motivating, and empowering one another in various educational pursuits. In addition to fostering a strong sense of community, P.E.O. International provides multiple educational support avenues, including scholarships, grants, and loans to help women reach their educational goals. The organization promotes leadership and inclusion, making a tangible impact on the lives of women around the world. Generated from the website

Operational since 1977, the Central Iowa Water Association is a private, nonprofit organization that provides water and wastewater services to rural customers and more than 60 communities in central and northeastern Iowa. As one of the largest rural water utilities in Iowa, the association supplies over 1 billion gallons of water each year to member customers. It installs meters and offers bulk and emergency connection services. The Central Iowa Water Association has nearly 11,600 members that include individuals, businesses, communities and golf courses. The association additionally provides a franchise service to rural communities. It operates a piped distribution system of more than 4,500 miles of water mains, over 15 towers and nearly 20 pumping stations.

The United Way of Jasper County is a nonprofit organization dedicated to improving the quality of life in Jasper County, Iowa, through a vision of fostering strong, resilient, and equitable communities. With strategic priorities focused on promoting healthy communities, youth opportunities, financial security, and community resiliency, UWJC unites individuals and organizations for collective action to address significant local challenges. In its commitment to creating a lasting impact, United Way of Jasper County awards grants to various health and human service programs while also raising awareness about available resources for residents in need. Over the past decade, UWJC has invested more than $2 million into local nonprofits, supporting programs that assist those struggling to make ends meet and emphasizing the importance of community solidarity and support. Generated from the website