After a generous donation of ten thousand dollars from the First Security Foundation in spring 2025, the project currently has raised fifty-four thousand dollars – only one thousand dollars shy from their goal of fifty-five thousand dollars.
The First Security Foundation is proud to donate to the Lions Park Pickleball Project because it is a tangible representation of one of its core values: community. Through this contribution, the First Security Foundation is investing in the relationships between locals in Floyd, IA, and the surrounding areas.
Read More About First Security Foundation Donates $10,000 to City of Floyd for Pickleball Courts
The First Security Foundation is proud to support this effort, which will enhance the community’s recreational activities, resident safety, and benefit Marble Rock citizens of all ages.
Read More About First Security Foundation Donates $10,000 to Marble Rock Park Board for Splash Pad
“Tucker’s Eagle Scout project gives back to his community. The popcorn stand is a tradition in Dumont; it is a way to bring people together and strengthen the town. This community will benefit from Tucker Pecha's efforts,” continued MaTina Clark, Troop 1026 Assistant Scoutmaster.
First Security Bank is proud to donate $6,000, matched by the First Security Foundation for a total of $12,000, to restore the floor in the Zastrow River Room.
Read More About First Security & First Security Foundation Give to Charles City Public Library
While 1313 Gilbert Street has been the location of a florist and greenhouse business since 1913, Otto’s Oasis has been serving Charles City and the surrounding communities since 2007.
Read More About Otto's Oasis: A Brief Story Behind a Charles City Tradition
Ana Blickenderfer describes how her quilting business and event venue came to be.
Read More About From Passion to Profession: How Ana Blickenderfer Created Sew That!
First Security is proud to contribute to preserving Charles City's history because it will enrich the town and honor the memory of many individuals, such as Jim Smith, who departed from the depot to serve their country.
First Security employee Katie Menken in Dumont says, “What a wonderful way to honor our local veterans. I’m excited to see the finished project because I’ll get to look at the beautiful memorial every day!”
These changes will cost around $95,000. Fundraising includes grants and donations, as well as a $10,000 contribution from the First Security Foundation.
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