2024-05-08T06:28:39-07:00 2023-12-31 420955387 Brown Fagen & Rouse 502 15th Street Dallas Center IA 50063 990EZ 2023-01-01 421375293 Partnership for a Healthy Iowa Attn Ralph R Brown Treasurer PART 5159923728 PO Box 250 Dallas Center IA 50063 Kim Wadding Chair/Director 2024-05-08 true Kim Wadding 999009999 true Ralph R Brown P00009451 5159923728 X 2 AAL1 IAL1 FAL1 2023 2023-04-26 12:10:37Z X www.AHealthyIowa.org X X 67281 X 67172 109 0 0 0 0 67281 103000 6512 109512 -42231 102748 60517 102748 60517 102748 60517 102748 60517 Partnership for a Healthy Iowa (formerly The Partnership at DrugFreeIowa.org) is a nonprofit alliance of Iowa residents, media and marketing leaders, business executives, and state and local officials working together to promote healthy living and reduce substance abuse in Iowa. The organization undertakes a comprehensive and statewide multi-media public service campaign that utilizes local television and radio stations, daily and weekly newspapers, magazines, billboards and busboards, high school newspapers and yearbooks, and other media outlets to reach Iowans with strong anti-drug education messages. The organization's mission is to improve healthy living and to reduce the incidence of substance abuse through a statewide and local media campaign to shape attitudes about substance abuse. The organization produces, duplicates, and distributes strong healthy decision-making and drug educational materials for use by hundreds of media partners throughout the State of Iowa. The organization also distributes a training manual, materials, video, and CD-ROM (also available on the web site) to assist in developing Drug-Free Workplace Programs for companies and businesses (originally developed by The Face It Together Coalition). The organization has developed a "Media Literacy" curriculum for students throughout the State of Iowa. The organization sponsors, prints, and distributes the brochure "Take 5" to assist parents in discussing the use of drugs with their children; and with Mediacom has developed a periodic television program "Drugs and Children: Secrets for Parents" that is broadcast on cable throughout the State on Mediacom. The organization hosts town hall meetings throughout the State. The organization maintains a web site at AHealthyIowa.org. 57774 Media literacy grants were made to four schools, and two prosper grants were made. 2743 2743 60517 X Peter Komendowski Pres/ExDir/Dir 45.00 0 Ralph R Brown Sec-Treas/Dir 0.10 0 Ben Petty Director 0 0 Jim Coloff Director 0 0 Dr Tyler Oesterle Director 0 0 James Aipperspach Director 0 0 Andrew Allen Director 0 0 Angie Nelson Director 0 0 Dr Richard Newkirk Director 0 0 Col Jon Borg Director 0 0 Dale Woolery Director 0 0 Douglas Gentile Director 1.00 0 Lee Leighter Director 0 0 Flora Schmidt Director 0 0 Jon Schultz Director 0 0 Dr Tom Jessen Director 0 0 Melissa Dale Director 0 0 Paul Goodwin Director 0 0 Steven F Lukan Director 0 0 Ted Stephens Director 0 0 Bruce Upchurch Director 0 0 Robert Wells Director 0 0 Douglas Uhlenhopp Director 0 0 Al Jennings Director 0 0 George P Belitsos Director 0 0 Mike Ralston Director 0 0 Steven Van Oort Director 0 0 Kim Wadding Chair/Director 0.30 0 false false false false false false false 0 0 0 false 0 0 false Ralph R Brown 502 15th Street Dallas Center IA 50063 5159923728 false false false false false false false false false false false NONE NONE true X 112141 75409 67099 67775 67172 389596 0 0 112141 75409 67099 67775 67172 389596 213291 176305 109 109 0 0 389705 0.45240 0.30610 X Current Year Facts and Circumstances: The organization also meets the facts and circumstances test, as it normally receives a substantial portion of its support from governmental units, from the general public, or from a combination of these sources. 1. The calculated public support percentage for each year between 2007 and 2023 has been 78.5%, 69.2%, 39.2%, 33.21%, 28.92%, 43.59%, 40.26%, 40.81%, 43.98%, 38.54%, 26.47%, 24.86%, 24.46%, 28.85%, 29.19%, 30.61%, and 45.24% respectively.2. Since the organization's formation in 1991, all of the organization's financial support has come from a variety of individuals, corporations, and charitable foundations. It has received governmental grants. Many of the donors are repeat donors, which lowers the public support test percentage. 3. The organization's 28-member Board of Directors represents the broad interest of the State of Iowa. The Board includes public officials acting in their public capacity, persons having special knowledge and expertise in working to reduce substance abuse, community leaders, clergy, and retired educators.4. The organization's services are available to all of the people of Iowa. Its printed materials reach thousands of students and parents each year, the public service announcements placed by the organization's media partners reach hundreds of thousands of people, and its web site provides information and resources to any person with a computer.5. The activities of the organization appeal to all Iowans who have a common interest in working to reduce substance abuse and promote healthy-living decisions in Iowa. Prior Year Facts and Circumstances: The organization also meets the facts and circumstances test, as it normally receives a substantial portion of its support from governmental units, from the general public, or from a combination of these sources. 1. The calculated public support percentage for each year between 2007 and 2023 has been 78.5%, 69.2%, 39.2%, 33.21%, 28.92%, 43.59%, 40.26%, 40.81%, 43.98%, 38.54%, 26.47%, 24.86%, 24.46%, 28.85%, 29.19%, 30.61%, and respectively.2. Since the organization's formation in 1991, all of the organization's financial support has come from a variety of individuals, corporations, and charitable foundations. It has received governmental grants. Many of the donors are repeat donors, which lowers the public support test percentage. 3. The organization's 28-member Board of Directors represents the broad interest of the State of Iowa. The Board includes public officials acting in their public capacity, persons having special knowledge and expertise in working to reduce substance abuse, community leaders, clergy, and retired educators.4. The organization's services are available to all of the people of Iowa. Its printed materials reach thousands of students and parents each year, the public service announcements placed by the organization's media partners reach hundreds of thousands of people, and its web site provides information and resources to any person with a computer.5. The activities of the organization appeal to all Iowans who have a common interest in working to reduce substance abuse and promote healthy-living decisions in Iowa. RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED Other Expenses.1 Website Development $3769 Other Expenses.2 Grant-BCLUW Comm Schools $960 Other Expenses.3 Grant-Grundy Co ISU Extension $928 Other Expenses.4 Grant-Meredith Middle School $425 Other Expenses.5 Grant-Brubaker Element School $195 Other Expenses.6 Grant-Morris Elementary SChool $132 Other Expenses.7 Grant-Hubbell ElementarySchool $103