AMOS Iowa: Standing for the whole.

A Mid-Iowa Organizing Strategy (AMOS) believes in the inherent dignity of each person, and every person's ability to take action. We seek to channel individual action into a responsible and powerfully organized force for the common good.

AMOS is an affiliate of the Industrial Areas Foundation, the nation's oldest and largest organizing network. Learn more at swiaf.org.

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Member Organizations

Ames Friends Meeting
Ames United Church of Christ
Ankeny Christian Church (Disciples of Christ)
​Ankeny Presbyterian Church
Ankeny United Church of Christ
Bethel African Methodist Episcopal Church, Des Moines
Bethesda Lutheran Church, Ames
Central Presbyterian Church, Des Moines
Collegiate United Methodist Church, Ames
EMBARC, Des Moines
The Bridge Home, Ames
First Baptist Church, Ames
First Baptist Church of Greater Des Moines
First Christian Church (Disciples of Christ), Ames
​​Good Neighbor Emergency Assistance, Ames
New Beginnings Christian Church, Urbandale
First Unitarian Church, Des Moines
​First United Methodist Church, Ankeny
First United Methodist Church, Des Moines
Grace United Methodist Church, Des Moines

National Alliance on Mental Illness of Greater Des Moines
Norwalk Christian Church
Our Lady's Immaculate Heart, Ankeny
Plymouth Congregational United Church of Christ, Des Moines
Prince of Peace Lutheran Church, Des Moines
Project Iowa
Resurrection Lutheran Church, Ankeny
River Bend Neighborhood Association, Des Moines
St. Anne's Episcopal Church, Des Moines
St. Cecilia Catholic Church, Ames
St. John's Lutheran Church, Des Moines
St. Paul African Methodist Episcopal Church, Des Moines
St. Theresa Catholic Church, Des Moines
St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic Church, Ames
Temple B'Nai Jeshurun, Des Moines
Trinity Las Americas United Methodist, Des Moines
Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Ames
​Walnut Hills United Methodist Church, Urbandale