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The Linn-Mar School Foundation is a nonprofit established in 1985 that supports students in 10 schools in Marion, Cedar Rapids, and Robins, Iowa. With annual revenue of $227,012 and 2 employees, the Foundation relies on volunteers and donations to fulfill its mission of providing enrichment opportunities and bridging funding gaps for students. The Foundation supports various programs through its annual fundraising campaign, endowment, and events, with most of its funding coming from contributions and events.
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- 1. Number of employees: 2 Annual revenue: $227,012 Year established: 1985 KEY SERVICESWe are focused on supporting 21st Century students with opportunities to succeed. We strive to bridge critical funding gaps and provide enrichment opportunities for students. HOW TO HELP Volunteering Opportunities Volunteers allow us to fulfill our mission of supporting students. We rely on volunteer support for our Board of Directors, planning committees such as Development/ Marketing, Events, Strategic Planning and Scholarships. Event volunteers, graphic design and database management are also needed. Registered district volunteers are always welcome in our schools. Giving Opportunities We have many different educational programs one can support at Linn-Mar. Please contact us for opportunities to impact current and future students. Online giving at linnmarfoundation.org. FUNDRAISING/EVENTSOur annual Smart Money campaign, endowment and fundraising events allow us to support grants to our 10 schools each year. Our donors generously help support 21st Century classroom & student technology, student enrichment opportunities, STEM initiatives, visiting author programs, music enrichment and support programs for students facing financial obstacles. BOARDRick Weber, Board President, Retail Sales Manager, Farmers State Bank; Jill Ackerman, Past President, President, Marion Chamber of Commerce; Mark Ahlers, Director, Vice President Trust Officer, Hills Bank & Trust; Missy Daubenmier, Director, Product Planning Analyst, Rockwell Collins; Barry Frantz, Treasurer, Managing Director & Partner, Terry, Lockridge & Dunn; Don Johnson, Director, Attorney, CPA Shuttleworth & Ingersoll; Jessica Johnson, Director, Community Volunteer; Angie Matson, Director, Head of Financial Planning & Analysis, Transamerica; Emily McDonald, Director, Office Manager, Barnes Manufacturing; Joy Mindrup, Director, Nurse, St. Luke’s Hospice; Darline Reid, Director, Adjunct Faculty, Mt. Mercy University; Shelley Schroeder, Director, Trust Management Officer, Farmers State Bank; Matt Skogman, Director, Project Manager, Skogman Homes; Lance Staker, Director, Attorney, Rockwell Collins; Katie Streit, Secretary, Tax Manager, Transamerica; Kären Wilson, Director, Dentist/Owner, Cedar Valley Family Dentistry; Quintin Shepherd, Ed.D., (Ex-Officio Member), Superintendent, Linn-Mar Community School District Top Four Funding Sources 67% Contributions 24% Events 8% Grants 1% Administrative Fee LINN-MAR SCHOOL FOUNDATION 2999 N.10th Street Marion, IA 52302 319-447-3065 www.linnmarfoundation.org EXECUTIVE OFFICER Shelley Woods, Executive Director EXECUTIVE OFFICER Rick Weber, 2016 Board President MISSION STATEMENT: The Linn-Mar School Foundation impacts educational excellence for K-12 students by connecting our community to educational projects they are passionate about. Geographic Services Area We serve K-12 students in 10 schools in Marion, Cedar Rapids and Robins, Iowa. Our support focuses on curriculum and enrichment programming impacting 21st Century learners.