Directory of Society and Culture Resources

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Subcategories

• Clubs and Lodges
• Gay, Lesbian, and Bisexual
• Museums
• Personal Pages
• Religion
• Youth

Resources in This Category

• Central Iowa Java Users Group

  http://cijug.net/
  Contains meeting schedule, club profile, directory of board members and information about membership.

• Central Iowa Linux Users Group

  http://www.cialug.org/
  A group of Linux and other free Unix enthusiasts. Includes information about meetings and events, list of officers, articles and photographs.

• Des Moines Macintosh Users Group

  http://www.dmmug.org/
  News, e-mail list, list of officers, and membership information.

• Des Moines Women's Club

  http://www.desmoineswomensclub.com/
  Membership offers an opportunity for new friendships, entertainment and learning experiences in the community. Includes information about events, programs, scholarships and an application.

• Downtown Neighborhood Association

  http://www.desmoinesdna.com/
  A place for users to share their experiences about living in the downtown area. Includes demographics, information about neighborhoods, snapshots, links to restaurants, polls, and maps.

• Global Farmer Network

  http://globalfarmernetwork.org/
  Recruits credible leadership, develops research, promotes trade in the media, and challenges its opponents. It supports expanded trade and advances in agriculture.

• Greater Des Moines Community Foundation

  http://www.desmoinesfoundation.org/
  A charitable public foundation, established by community stakeholders for the purpose of improving the quality of life in the area by initiating programs, coordinating resources and supporting organizations that enhance education, community betterment, arts and culture, health, and human services.

• Greater Des Moines Habitat for Humanity

  http://www.gdmhabitat.org/
  Provides self-help home ownership opportunities for low-income working families through community partnerships which provide donations and volunteer labor. Page includes information about current projects, events and how to apply.

• Hope Ministries

  http://www.hopeiowa.org/
  Bringing lasting hope to the homeless and hurting of central Iowa. Provides a program to help homeless men rebuild their lives and provides meals to the needy.

• Iowa Animal Rescue League

  http://www.arl-iowa.org/
  Nonprofit animal shelter. Includes calendar of events, volunteer opportunities, and lost and found listings.

• League of Women Voters of Metropolitan Des Moines

  http://www.lwvmdm.org/
  Local chapter encourages informed and active participation in government, influencing public policy through education and advocacy of local, Iowa and national issues.

• Ruth Harbor

  http://ruthharborhome.blogspot.com/
  A Christ-centered home for women who are alone and facing an unexpected pregnancy. Counseling, education, life skill training, healthcare, parenting training, adoption assistance, and spiritual guidance.

• United Way of Central Iowa

  http://www.unitedwaydm.org/
  Serves the people in Polk, Dallas and Warren counties. Contains news, information, a directory and a place for online donations.

• Urban Dreams

  http://www.urbandreams.org/
  Offers programs concerned with issues impacting Polk County's economically depressed areas. Includes descriptions, directory of board members, founder's biography and funding data.

• Wallace House Foundation

  http://www.wallace.org/
  Builds communities through conversation about contemporary issues. Includes information about upcoming events, museum, membership, newsletters, map and directions.

• YMCA of Greater Des Moines

  http://www.dmymca.org/
  Branch addresses, camp information, program descriptions, and information about mission and values.

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