About Family Planning Council of Iowa
The Family Planning Council of Iowa concentrates almost exclusively on funding clinical sexual and reproductive health services across Iowa, directing major unrestricted and program support dollars to community health centers, Planned Parenthood, hospitals and county health departments that deliver family planning. Grants are targeted to sustain service delivery—clinic operations, contraceptive care, and patient access—rather than broader advocacy or education initiatives. The foundation repeatedly funds the same network of primary care and community clinics, indicating a preference for proven, service‑delivery partners statewide.
Focus Areas
Clinical family planning services at community health centers in IowaSupport for Planned Parenthood’s statewide clinical reproductive health operationsFamily planning program support within regional hospitals and health systemsCapacity and operations funding for county and community public health departments
Who They Fund
women of reproductive agepeople of reproductive age (general/adults)couples seeking pregnancy prevention
About Family Planning Council of Iowa
Family Planning Council of Iowa directs large grants to a tight network of Iowa providers that deliver clinical family planning services, with Planned Parenthood in Des Moines and Primary Health Care Inc. receiving some of the largest awards in the recent record. The pattern points to support for service delivery rather than broad advocacy: grants are labeled for family planning and routed to community health centers, hospitals, health systems, and public health departments that provide contraception and reproductive health care. Across the recent grants list, the foundation backs organizations that can keep clinics operating and maintain patient access in multiple Iowa communities. That includes repeated funding for Siouxland Community Health Center in Sioux City, Community Health Care Inc. in Davenport, and Women’s Health Services in Muscatine. The presence of both major statewide providers and local health systems suggests a funding model built around clinical infrastructure. The foundation’s grantmaking is also consistent over time, with the same organizations appearing in multiple years and receiving substantial support for the same service area. In that pattern, Family Planning Council of Iowa functions as a specialized funder for reproductive health access across the state.
What Family Planning Council of Iowa Funds
The foundation’s clearest focus is clinical family planning. It gave $584,583 to Planned Parenthood in Des Moines in 2025 and $581,233 in 2023, both for family planning, showing sustained support for statewide reproductive health operations. Community health centers are another core channel: Primary Health Care Inc. in Des Moines received $306,921 in 2023 and $263,564 in 2025 for family planning. Regional access matters as well. Siouxland Community Health Center in Sioux City was funded for $199,228 in 2023 and $159,221 in 2025, while Community Health Care Inc. in Davenport received $183,174 in 2023 and $156,709 in 2025. The foundation also supports hospital and local public health providers, including Great River Health System in Burlington and Johnson County Health Department in Iowa City, both labeled for family planning.
How Family Planning Council of Iowa Gives
Grant size is substantial and fairly clustered: the middle half of recent grants falls between $121,159 and $199,228, with a median of $148,294. The recent record shows repeat awards to the same providers across multiple years, especially Planned Parenthood, Primary Health Care Inc., Siouxland Community Health Center, Community Health Care Inc., Women’s Health Services, Great River Health System, Crescent Community Health Center, and Trinity Muscatine Healthcare. That points to ongoing operating-style support for established clinical partners rather than one-off project grants. The foundation is a private family foundation-style funder in practice, with grantmaking concentrated in a narrow service area and no grants to individuals or program-related investments.
Financial Snapshot
Annual Giving
$3.4M
Total Assets
$762K
Total Revenue
$3.1M
Total Expenses
$3M
Typical Grant Size
Most grants fall between $121K and $199K, with a median of $148K.
25th Percentile
$121K
Median
$148K
75th Percentile
$199K
Geographic Reach
Local1 state funded
Funding intensity
LowHigh
Headquarters
Leadership
KIM HOPE
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