Iowa Farm Bureau Sponsorships & Donations — Health & Wellness and Youth & Education

Iowa Farm Bureau Federation accepts sponsorship and donation applications for qualifying nonprofit initiatives that create statewide impact in Iowa. Its published giving priorities include Health and Wellness, Youth and Education, agriculture, and farm families and their communities.

The next published application deadline is November 12, 2026 at 5:00 PM Central Time. Iowa Farm Bureau states that applications are reviewed by its Charitable Contributions Committee and that applicants should allow approximately four to six weeks after a deadline for written notification.

Eligible applicants must be nonprofit, tax-exempt organizations with IRS 501(c)(3) status. Iowa Farm Bureau does not accept requests for organizations, projects, or programs that do not impact the entire state of Iowa; local initiatives are directed to the appropriate county Farm Bureau. Other published exclusions include construction or bricks-and-mortar projects, partisan political activity, sectarian or denominational religious groups, fundraising-ticket purchases, dues or memberships, and incomplete applications.

Required submission materials include the completed application, an event budget and/or current financial statement showing major revenue and expense categories, a current W-9, and a list of the organization’s board with officers identified. Iowa Farm Bureau does not publish a standard award amount or applicant ceiling on the controlling page, so Atlas does not infer one.

Atlas Opportunity Score: 58/100. N9+ Fit Score: 0/100. This is legitimate Iowa health-and-education funding intelligence, but it is a sponsorship/donation program rather than a healthcare technology procurement mechanism. Strongest fits are statewide nonprofit initiatives tied to community health, healthy lifestyles, rural/farm-family health, youth development, or education. No direct Dr. Miltie bidder/applicant path is identified from the published eligibility rules.

Organizations considering this opportunity should first confirm that the proposed initiative has statewide Iowa impact, fits one of the stated giving priorities, and can supply the required financial, governance, and tax documentation before submission.