Page County Endowment Fund

The Page County Endowment Fund, working in partnership with the Clarinda Foundation and the Greater Shenandoah Foundation, is a community foundation for Page County. It was established in 2004 and is affiliated with the Omaha Community Foundation. This relationship eliminates the need for each of nine affiliates in Southwest Iowa to maintain a separate IRS tax status.

Collectively, they are known as the Endowment Funds of Southwest Iowa. It allows Page County to benefit from the Omaha Community Foundation’s staff and expertise. The Page County Endowment Fund is managed by a local advisory board. The funds contributed are used to assist programs that support historical, cultural, environmental, educational and recreational objectives within the county. Page County nonprofit organizations can also use the fund as a source of long-term financial assistance.

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