Orchard Place News

During the 4th Lush Family Dental Charity Golf Outing, Orchard Place received “tee-rific” news that the organization is this year’s beneficiary of $20,000.

Orchard Place is deeply grateful to the Ochylski Family Foundation for their $75,000 gift supporting the Child Guidance Center (CGC) Sliding Fee Scale Program.

Generous $15,000 gift to the Orchard Place Residential Campus Summer School Program guarantees that children have access to tailored educational support during the crucial summer period when traditional school resources are typically hard to come by.

Cyclists of all ages and skill levels made a 10-mile journey throughout the city to raise awareness for children’s mental health.

Orchard Place, a leading advocate for children’s mental health in Iowa, is thrilled to announce the awarding of two significant grants totaling $95,000. Both grants are generously provided by Prairie Meadows Board of Directors.

Committed and generous individual Orchard Place donors who make annual gifts of $1,000 or more become Children's Champions. These extraordinary donors are passionate about developing strong futures for youth and families impacted by mental health.

Sleep matters, especially for youth with mental health concerns. Prairie Meadows provided a generous grant to support our Campus Furniture Campaign to help us make each bedroom on Campus a safe, cozy space for a child to get a good night’s sleep that is essential to their healing.

Thank you to every one of our volunteers, riders, and everyone who came out to join in the fun. Together, we are Developing Strong Futures. This year's Moonlight Classic presented by Sammons® Financial Group Companies raised $132,000.

Orchard Place has received a grant from Variety - the Children’s Charity to fund safe, durable furniture that is specifically designed for the unique population we serve.

If you received your initial therapy license in the last 12 months or you are currently in a master’s degree therapy program with one year or less remaining before graduation, and you have outstanding student loan debt, this message applies to you.