B Well Foundation Inc.

“Cash contribution: 20,437 cash contribution: 8,809”

“Name: des moines north high school address: 501 holcomb avenue des moines, ia 50313 cash contribution: 11,250”

“Expenses advertising 3,532 office expenses 1,863 it expense 699 travel expenses 784 insurance expense 2,075 supplies 648 business meals 211 outside services 1,050 bank charges 30 miscellaneous 250 event expenses 7,129 shipping 622 dues & subscriptions 90 merchandise purchases 8,736 taxes & licenses 86 total 27,805”

“Develop and expand young minds by building character through mentorship and education.”

“Knowledge is power strives to offset the needs of 32,000+ des moines public school (dmps) students, staff, administration and teachers by offering financial support to purchase basic needs, programming opportunities for students, and supplies for school staff. Through knowledge is power, the foundation provides assistance where other supports cannot or have not reached: creation of student calm down rooms and student lounges; culturally inclusive school counseling library and trauma-informed care resources; field trip and camp fees for students; and dollars for personal and family emergency needs of students and families. Through these funds, families have been able to afford rent, keep utilities on, pay medical bills, buy winter clothing, and have food at home during holiday/winter school breaks, and more. Access to these essential items ensure students can continue attending school and receive a better education.”

“Long shots is an annual 3-on-3 basketball tournament that brings together coaches, community members and athletes for a competition without financial obligation. Unlike other competitive sports that typically require a large financial commitment for families, this event brings money back in to the community through involvement of area small businesses, often minority- owned (if not all), to provide a clothing market, yoga, food, drinks, etc. The full- day event features music, art, family activities, competitive basketball and more. Another unique component of long shots is the give- back opportunities for student athletes through the provision of community giving grants to each school program. These school program awards support students in learning valuable lessons in how to support and care for their own communities as they become active citizens in the years to come, showing its never too early to be the difference in their communities.”

“Community events - the foundation has organized or taken part in numerous community-driven events with well-respected organizations to help create a sense of belonging and connection to help the des moines youth find purpose, set goals and succeed. The foundation is an active partner, participant and sponsor of many local activities, including annual back2school bashes, community day celebrations and benefit concerts. Beyond school-based events, the foundation hosts a number of broader-community events. One such event is the move. The move gathers talented creatives from all over the state of iowa showcasing talent from all different realms. The move provides an inclusive space to connect artisans of all generations, to inspire and be inspired, to further build up a shared community.”