Out of the 39 grant applications received during the 2019 Warren H. Timmerman Charitable Foundation grant cycle, 13 have been selected for awards ranging from just over $550 up to $30,000. In total, this year charitable projects in Manning and Carroll County will share in over $123,000 in funds. The trustee of the foundation, Iowa Savings Bank, must select at least half of the distributions to go to Manning projects and this year it includes: the Manning Betterment Foundation, the Manning Community Foundation, the Manning Heritage Foundation and the City of Manning. Other recipients are: All Strings Attached, the Carroll Area Child Care Center, the City of Carroll, New Hope Village Foundation, St. John Lutheran Church, St. John Evangelical Lutheran Church, The Community of Concern food pantry, the City of Coon Rapids and the City of Templeton Fire Department. Since its inception, the foundation has distributed more than $1.8 million for charitable purposes in the county. A full listing of the award recipients and the dollar amounts can be found here.
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Manning Betterment Foundation Signage $10,000
Manning Community Foundation Damage at farmstead $30,000
(Hausbarn-Heritage Park)
Manning Heritage Foundation (Little League) Renovate field, scoreboard $12,000
City of Manning (Rec Center) Stationary bikes, equip. $10,000
All Strings Attached Percussion instruments $556.57
Carroll Area Child Care Center furniture $6,365
City of Carroll Pickle Ball courts $12,250
New Hope Village Foundation Electric beds $5,600
St. John Lutheran Church Military coats for Legion $4,500
St. John Evangelical Lutheran Church Community meals $1,200
The Community of Concern, Inc. Used pickup $7,000
City of Coon Rapids AEDs $15,795
City of Templeton (Fire Department) Helmets $8,160
