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Tri-State Wind SymphonyEndowed
The Tri-State Wind Symphony (TSWS) is a community band composed of 40-80 volunteer woodwind, brass and percussion musicians who enjoy playing free concerts at Eagle Point Park in the summertime.... Read More
- Bluebird house building workshop annually in March
- Hafeman Wildlife Area & McLaughlin Wildlife Area
- Leifker Wildlife Area - photo of pond at LWA
On April 4, 1933, a group of 34 interested citizens met at the Dubuque Library and formed the Dubuque County Conservation Society. Their main object at the time was the preservation of an area... Read More
- Serves Dubuque and Jackson Counties.
- Distributed over 1.5 million meals in 2018.
- Programs include Backpack and Mobile Food Pantry.
St. Stephen’s Food Bank was established in 1982 following a national information search. Located in the back of the Dubuque Rescue Mission, 25,000 pounds of food was distributed to 12 agencies... Read More
Maquoketa Community CupboardProject/Operating
Who We Serve Families and individuals from all over Jackson County come to the Maquoketa Community Cupboard to select from available food what they will need to feed themselves and their families... Read More
Paws on your Heart Pet Rescue Endowed
- Supports programs for disadvantaged pets
- Supports services to disadvantaged pet owners
Pet rescue services, if they exist at all, typically operate with never-enough funding from a limited number of sources. The Paws on Your Heart Pet Rescue endowment fund was set up to recognize the... Read More