Sieda Community Action, like many service agencies, uses the internet as a way engage and inform our clients. During the current troubles, we are even more dependent on technology to process applications, provide counseling, [...]
Letters from the Executive Director on Sieda Community Action’s COVID-19 Response May 14, 2020 With the Governor easing restrictions state wide, there may be people with questions about when Sieda Community Action will be [...]
Sieda Community Action is holding elections for a low-income representative for our board of directors in Appanoose County. Sieda clients and other low-income residents of the county may cast their vote by visiting the [...]
Sieda Community Action is seeking candidates from Appanoose County to serve as low-income representative* on our board of directors. Sieda’s Board of Directors is the governing body of the nonprofit corporation and is responsible [...]
Sieda Community Action is delighted to have Kayla Powell as the featured speaker for our 2020 Banquet and Auction. The banquet and fundraiser, to be held on March 27, is an annual event held [...]
Sieda Community Action is pleased to announce Cardinal Community School District Superintendent, Joel Pedersen, as the Honorary Chair of our 2020 Banquet Committee. The banquet and fundraiser, to be held on March 27, is [...]
Sieda Community Action, a private nonprofit organization serving Southeastern Iowa successfully completed their annual financial audit conducted by Wipfli LLP. The an audit report and financial statements, as audited by Wipfli LLP, reported that [...]
Sieda Community Action is pleased to recognize Community 1st Credit Union as the sponsor for the 2019-2020 coat drive. From now through March 1, 2020 Community 1st Credit Union will be collecting new or [...]
Sieda Community Action is seeking candidates from Van Buren County to serve as low-income representative* on our board of directors. Sieda’s Board of Directors is the governing body of the nonprofit corporation and is [...]
Governor Kim Reynolds issued a disaster proclamation for a number of counties in response to heavy rains, hail, straight-line winds, tornadoes, widespread flooding, and flash flooding beginning May 17 and continuing. With the Governor's [...]
