Category: Building North Liberty’s Next Stage
Urban Acres Agents Pledge $25,000 to Build North Liberty’s Next Stage
North Liberty is an ideal place to put down roots, and no one boasts more about the quality of life and progress in North Liberty than city staff – except for real estate agents. It is with this growth mindset that Urban Acres Real Estate Agents have pledged $25,000 to Building North Liberty’s Next Stage…
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$7K and 30 Days Remain in Centennial Park Funding Challenge
Just $6,708.94 remains with 30 days to go to meet the $100,000-in-90-days challenge and secure a State of Iowa grant for North Liberty’s Next Stage capital campaign. The challenge inspired individual and business commitments from $10 to $15,000 following the announcement of the Iowa Economic Development Authority’s Enhance Iowa grant. Gifts to the designated fund…
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Field Day and North Liberty Brew Up Partnership to Support Centennial Park
Field Day Brewing, North Liberty’s first brewery that has been drawing big crowds to the taproom since opening its doors in August, has taken another step to make a lasting impact on the community with its release of Centennial Park Pils to benefit Building North Liberty’s Next Stage campaign. Centennial Park Pils is a contemporary…
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Relion Insurance Solutions Names Centennial Park’s Amphitheater Lawn with Capital Campaign Pledge
Relion Insurance Solutions, a Johnson County-based insurance agency serving Iowa for over well over 100 years, is putting their mark on the county’s quality of life and economic vitality for the next century with a pledge to North Liberty’s Next Stage campaign to transform Centennial Park into a magnetic gathering place. “We are thrilled with…
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GreenState Credit Union Commits $25,000 to North Liberty’s Next Stage Capital Campaign
The City of North Liberty has received a $25,000 contribution from GreenState Credit Union in support of Building North Liberty’s Next Stage campaign. GreenState’s pledge, received in mid-November, helped City staff secure a $900,000 Community Attraction & Tourism grant from the Enhance Iowa Board on Dec. 7. The state grant favors projects that have local…
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State Awards $900,000 to Next Stage with 90 days to raise $100,000
Today, the Enhance Iowa Board awarded a $900,000 Community Attraction and Tourism grant to a North Liberty’s Next Stage project. The award is contingent on raising $100,000 in the next 90 days. Gifts can be made through the Community Foundation of Johnson County online or by mailing a check with “Centennial Park” in the memo…
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$500,000 Grant Awarded to North Liberty’s Next Stage by the Washington County Riverboat Foundation
The Washington County Riverboat Foundation awarded a $500,000 grant to the Building North Liberty’s Next Stage capital campaign. The award, through the City of North Liberty’s philanthropic partners for the campaign at the Community Foundation of Johnson County, will help the City’s decade-long plan to transform Centennial Park into a magnetic gathering place come to…
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Community Foundation of Johnson County Endorses North Liberty’s Next Stage with $50,000 Grant
The Community Foundation of Johnson County has awarded a $50,000 Community Impact Grant to Building North Liberty’s Next Stage. The City’s decade-long plan to transform Centennial Park into a magnetic gathering place is coming to fruition with phase one of the four-phase project on track to break ground in summer 2024. “The Community Foundation of…
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Linn County Rural Electric Cooperative Donates $25,000 to Centennial Park Transformation
The City of North Liberty has received a $25,000 contribution from Linn County Rural Electric Cooperative in support of Building North Liberty’s Next Stage campaign. The capital campaign, which launched in April 2023, will help bring an amphitheater, indoor event space, pavilion, splash pad, shelters, honor garden and restrooms to fruition in North Liberty’s Centennial…
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Colony Acres Highlights Next Stage
Each year, Dean and Katie Colony have a big decision to make: the annual theme for the Colony Acres corn maze. After all, it’s literally a 10-acre decision they can’t take back. This year, Colony Acres, 1150 Front St., chose to highlight the Building North Liberty’s Next Stage campaign to add an amphitheater and event center…
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