Three nonprofit organizations serving multiple Iowa communities recently received grants from Bank of America totaling over $60,000. The funding will help to address the critical need for affordable housing statewide, made all the more challenging by events brought on by the ongoing health and humanitarian crisis. The grants were made to Habitat for Humanity of Des Moines, Cedar Rapids, and Quad Cities; Neighborhood Finance Corp.; and Polk County Housing Trust Fund. These grants are part of Bank of America’s ongoing commitment to helping provide populations of all backgrounds with the resources needed to reach success. The recipients play a key role in addressing the growing need for housing services in Iowa and improving the lives of the clients they support. “By directing philanthropic capital locally, Bank of America can help address the most immediate needs while helping our most vulnerable neighbors become more resilient and positioned for success moving forward,” said Heidi Parkhurst, Iowa market president for Bank of America.