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Iowa State Bank Donates $10,000 to Hope Ministries

January 3, 2022

Iowa State Bank is honored to present Hope Ministries with a $10,000 donation for their latest campus to serve the homeless in the Des Moines area.

This new location will expand their services and capacity to help local women and moms with children. It will include long-term and short-term beds, along with spaces for classrooms and many other activities offered.

There is an unmet need for more services for homeless women and moms with children in the Des Moines area. Hope Ministries does a wonderful job at providing support for those in need. Partnering with them on this project will bring another great resource to our community.

Hope Ministries has been serving people in need in central Iowa since 1915. They provide food, clothing, shelter and life recovery programs for men, women and children out of multiple ministry centers around the Des Moines area.

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