About
About Mid-Sioux
Mid-Sioux Opportunity, Inc. is a not-for-profit Community Action Agency established in 1965 to fight poverty at a local level by assisting low-income families in Northwest Iowa to become self-sufficient.
Mid-Sioux manages 14 federal, state, and local programs that are designed to help families and children grow through educational, health, and financial assistance. Agency brochure: English or Spanish
Fighting poverty is a community effort. Several services offered rely on monetary contributions as well as donations for food, clothing, and volunteer hours.
Working together we can help our friends, family and neighbors fight poverty and become self-sufficient.
A History of Community Action
Program Dashboards
Mid-Sioux programs provide monthly updates for service reporting.
View Dashboards for October 2024
Annual Reports
Download Below:
- Annual Report 2022-23
- Annual Report 2021-22
- Annual Report 2020-21
- Annual Report 2019-20
- Annual Report 2018-19
- Annual Report 2017-18
- Annual Report 2016-17
- Annual Report 2015-16
- Annual Report 2014-15
Scholarship
Richard Hatz Scholarship
In 2007, the Richard Hatz Scholarship was created in honor of Dick’s 40 years of service to fighting poverty in northwest Iowa. Mid-Sioux awards two $500 scholarships each year. Eligible recipients must currently be attending school in the five-county area served by Mid-Sioux. Recipients of the scholarship are chosen based on their prior service to their community and their plans to further that service through educational advancement. Award recipients are chosen by the executive committee of the board. The scholarship is funded through employee & board member contributions to the Mid-Sioux Internal Giving Campaign and through private donations.