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Bleeding Disorders of the Heartland, formerly known as Hemophilia of Iowa, is a non-profit organization based in Cedar Rapids, IA. Their mission is to educate, connect, and support individuals and families affected by bleeding disorders, including Von Willebrand Disease, Hemophilia A, and Hemophilia B. They offer membership options for individuals, families, industry representatives, and friends of those with bleeding disorders, providing resources, assistance, and access to programs and events aimed at improving the lives of those affected. Bleeding Disorders of the Heartland is a member of national organizations such as the National Hemophilia Foundation and the Hemophilia Federation of America, further strengthening their commitment to advocating for the bleeding disorder community. Through their various initiatives, including educational dinners, advocacy days, annual meetings, and bleeding disorders summer camps, they strive to create a supportive network and empower individuals to live their lives to the fullest despite their condition.Generated from the website

Eastern Iowa FCA is a non-profit organization dedicated to transforming the world through the influence of coaches and athletes, with a focus on the Eastern Iowa region. They impact 15 counties, 5 colleges, and 54 school districts, working with over 1000 sports teams to provide opportunities for athletes and coaches to develop their faith and athletic skills through huddles, camps, and ministry programs. With a mission to see the world transformed by Jesus Christ, Eastern Iowa FCA offers various ways to get involved, including joining huddles, participating in camps, and supporting their coaches ministry. Through their certified small group bible studies, events, training, and resources, they aim to create influential relationships and help individuals encounter Jesus Christ in the context of sports.Generated from the website

Families Helping Families of Iowa (FHF), based in Cedar Rapids, is dedicated to supporting children in foster care and the caregivers who provide them with loving homes. With a commitment to fostering a nurturing environment, FHF offers essential resources through nine diverse programs that address the needs of the children and their caregivers across all 99 counties in Iowa. As the only organization operating throughout the state, FHF focuses on three key areas: essentials, education, and celebrations, ensuring that every child in foster care feels valued and supported. Their mission is to empower families on this vital journey, making a significant impact in the lives of those they serve. Generated from the website