This document summarizes youth philanthropy models in Iowa and provides guidance on starting a youth philanthropy program. There are three main models: community foundation based programs, private foundation programs, and collaborations. The document outlines a three phase process for starting a program that includes preparing stakeholders, engaging youth, and helping the program grow. It also discusses desired outcomes like youth development and increased civic engagement.

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2. OVERVIEW Youth Philanthropy in Iowa Examples of models Outcomes of youth philanthropy Step by step how to begin engaging youth

4. Youth Philanthropy is constantly growing and changing in Iowa. If you are aware of programs not on the map, please contact the ICoF, and accept our apologies!

5. IOWA MODELS Community Foundation Based Private Foundation Community Organization Collaboration

9. OUTCOMES: WHERE ARE WE GOING? Youth Development Adult Staff Community Leaders Institutions Zeldin, S., Petrokubi, J., Camino, L. (2008, October). Youth-Adult Partnerships in Public Action: Principles, Organizational Culture and Outcomes. Washington, D.C.:The Forum for Youth Investment.

14. PAYING IT FORWARD Steps for organizing a successful youth philanthropy initiative.

15. 3 PHASES Part 1: Prepare the Way Part 2: Engage Youth Part 3: Grow Into Roles

28. CREATION OF THE YOUTH PHILANTHROPY INITIATIVE OF STORY COUNTY

29. YOUTH PHILANTHROPY INITIATIVE OF THE IOWA COUNCIL OF FOUNDATIONS [email_address] IowaYouthPhilanthropy.org (515) 537-6956