MESSAGE FROM
BOARD CHAIR
Peter Michalski
and
PRESIDENT & CEO
Nina Kemppel
2018 was a great year for the Alaska Community Foundation, and we want to thank you for your support. Your gifts empower us to help nonprofits across the state to improve the lives of Alaskans.
Our recently completed multiyear campaign to grow our endowment has been successful, and we have some exciting news to share. Of the $102 million gathered, $14.8 million has been realized. The remainder of the proceeds are testamentary gifts to be received in the future. Though the $14.8 million is but a small percentage of the amount raised, it will provide the ability to distribute over a half-million dollars to nonprofit organizations, educational entities, and tribal organizations across the state every year forever. That number will only go up as pledges to the campaign are realized. Thanks to the generous spirit of Alaskans the funds currently available will help to make an impact in our communities today, and future generations will be able to depend on support for the causes that matter to them.
In total, the Alaska Community Foundation raised $165 million over the last five years and distributes approximately $7 million per year in grants to nonprofit organizations, much of it from unrestricted funds, donor advised funds, scholarship funds, and individual nonprofit funds.
Our community rallied after the earthquake in November 2018 to join together in giving $365,000 to meet the needs of nonprofit organizations and support recovery efforts. ACF was able to work with other nonprofits and community leaders to grant out immediate assistance to nonprofits that were important to the relief process and help those nonprofits struggling with long-term recovery get back to their essential missions.
We look forward to sharing with you the impact of your donations to the campaign for years to come and are grateful for your continued support of nonprofits and individuals with a vision for a better Alaska.
Donor Highlight
Jo Michalski
You gave me what you did not have, and I gave you what I had to give—together, we made something greater from the difference.
–Alberto Ríos
There are not many that have the courage and tenacity to build a life by following their dreams and passions. Even fewer find the time to give back to the communities and individuals that helped them achieve those dreams. Jo Michalski followed her heart through each new venture life offered, and now she is giving back to the community that helped foster those dreams.
Jo joined The Alaska Community Foundation’s board in 2005 and later served as Board Chair. ACF would not be what it is today without Jo’s socially conscious approach to solving the immediate needs of the communities in our state and creating support for future generations.
Her experience as Board Chair and ability to inspire and encourage philanthropy made her a perfect person to co-chair the Campaign for Alaska’s Future. Beginning in 2014, the Campaign was a monumental undertaking that would push the boundaries of fundraising possibilities in Alaska. For the last five years, Jo’s dedicated engagement and tireless fundraising efforts have never wavered. She opened her home to events, volunteered her time to meetings and strategy sessions and promoted the Campaign every chance she was provided. ACF could not ask for a better advocate.
In 2018, all the hard work paid off. After five years of volunteered time and effort, the Campaign reached its goal of $100 million in philanthropic funds to support our state for generations to come. There is no expression of gratitude or thanks that can wholly represent ACF’s appreciation for Jo’s generous contributions to ACF and Alaska.
The essential part of Jo’s contribution to the Campaign was her commitment and belief in the cause. The funding generated by $100 million in endowed funds will make a tremendous impact on the lives of Alaskans across the state. One of the things Jo’s leadership proved is that above and beyond any monetary gift, one person with conviction and a giving spirit can inspire communities to act. Jo’s contributions to ACF will change the lives of thousands of Alaskans now and in the future. We are honored Jo has chosen to work with The Alaska Community Foundation to achieve her vision for a better Alaska, and we will work tirelessly to help her realize those dreams just as she has done for so many others.
The Campaign for Alaska's Future was successfully completed in 2018
Thousands of Alaskans joined the Campaign for Alaska’s Future to help build a legacy of compassion and generosity. The funds raised will create lasting support for nonprofits and communities across the state.
This successful five-year $100 million Campaign to grow philanthropy in Alaska will address prevailing and emerging needs, and support programs and services that enrich Alaskans’ quality of life. As a public foundation for all of Alaska, ACF was created to keep revenue earned in the state here to ensure communities can create sustainable and locally guided growth and improvements.
A significant number of the donations to the Campaign were contributions from generous donors who have included ACF in their wills and estate plans. The real success of this Campaign is in launching this method of long-term impact and support to benefit our communities. Once realized, these gifts will support annual grant opportunities for nonprofits and other charitable organizations in perpetuity.
Grantee Highlights
BASIC NEEDS
Elmer and Ruth Schwantes Fund
The plight of homelessness has many paths. With the onset of a natural disaster, a misstep on the ice, or a broken-down vehicle, a seemingly secure life can unravel to the street. In 2018 alone, 2,016 families experienced homelessness in Alaska, 629 of those included children under the age of 18. Rural Alaska Community Action Program (RurAL CAP) is working to make a difference, one family at a time, with the Safe Harbor Muldoon Project.
Elmer and Ruth Schwantes Fund
The plight of homelessness has many paths. With the onset of a natural disaster, a misstep on the ice, or a broken-down vehicle, a seemingly secure life can unravel to the street. In 2018 alone, 2,016 families experienced homelessness in Alaska, 629 of those included children under the age of 18. Rural Alaska Community Action Program (RurAL CAP) is working to make a difference, one family at a time, with the Safe Harbor Muldoon Project.
RurAL CAP received a grant from ACF of $4,000 to fund the project in 2018. With this nominal grant, the project was able to move 15 families (20 adults and 25 children) from camps and shelters to transitional housing. The end goal is to create long-term stability so children can attend school and parents can find employment and connectivity in a supportive community. For families in desperate need of stability, shelter is not the only missing piece. In this program, participating families receive behavioral health and employment services, childcare, and case management to help them move forward and maintain permanent housing.
It is easy to feel overwhelmed by the need, but the security and confidence that comes from safe and comfortable housing is the first step to long-term change. Seventy percent of Safe Harbor families moved from transitional to permanent housing from October 1, 2017 to September 30, 2018.
Investing in comprehensive support services like the Safe Harbor Muldoon Project provides can reduce the burden on emergency services to carry the cost and resources to help those in need. When the onus is put on emergency services to take care of those struggling with homelessness, it can cost cities, on average, $9,000 a year per person. Imagine the impact $9,000 could have on programs that work to help families get off the street and find stability and permanence. Together we can end homelessness in Alaska. Contact RurAL CAP or ACF to find out how you can contribute
Recognizing Corporate Philanthropy
BP Employee Charitable Fund
In 2018, BP Alaska opened the BP Employee Charitable Fund. The fund was set up to allow employees to direct a corporate gift to local charities. Employees had the freedom to contribute to any charitable cause in Alaska. The impact was far-reaching, with each employee giving to nonprofits that reflected their passions.
BP Employee Charitable Fund
In 2018, BP Alaska opened the BP Employee Charitable Fund. The fund was set up to allow employees to direct a corporate gift to local charities. Employees had the freedom to contribute to any charitable cause in Alaska. The impact was far-reaching, with each employee giving to nonprofits that reflected their passions.
Thanks to nineteen employees, Alaska Amateur Softball Association received $12,540. Four other donors gave Alaska Bully Rescue a total of $2,640. Just a few of the 273 nonprofits that received donations include: Abbott-O-Rabbit Little League, Alaska Center for the Blind & Visually Impaired, Alaska Farm Bureau, Arctic Amateur Radio Club, Backcountry Hunters and Anglers, Kluti-Kaah Head Start, and Irish Dance Academy of Alaska. In total, $334,630 was contributed to nonprofits across the state.
One of the remarkable things about the BP Employee Charitable Fund was the variety of causes it impacted. Grants from the fund captured a snapshot of Alaskan culture and customs. The nonprofits chosen represent all the causes near and dear to our friends and neighbors, and in that, we see the shared passions we have as Alaskans. For all our differences, there are so many things that connect us.
“Our employees live, work, play and importantly, give back in Alaska,” said BP Alaska President Janet Weiss. “The donations from this fund reflect how deeply connected our employees are to so many communities across Alaska.”
Our goal is to facilitate and connect people working together to support the causes that matter to them. There are many ways to support the organizations and causes that connect our communities and invigorate our daily lives. Working together, we can ensure that future generations continue to experience the unique and giving culture that makes Alaska remarkable.
WORKING TOGETHER FOR ALASKA
Alaska Disaster Recovery Fund
The indelible mark of 2018 for many Southcentral Alaskans is undoubtedly the November 30th earthquake. Those affected will always remember where they were and what they were doing that chilly Friday at 8:29 a.m. Within an hour of the first tremor, The Alaska Community Foundation started texting, calling, and emailing community partners to build a unified response plan. With the help of Wells Fargo, Rasmuson Foundation, United Way of Anchorage, Salvation Army – Alaska Division, American Red Cross of Alaska, Mat-Su Health Foundation, United Way of Mat-Su, Alaska Mental Health Trust Authority, and The Foraker Group, a plan quickly took shape.
Alaska Disaster Recovery Fund
The indelible mark of 2018 for many Southcentral Alaskans is undoubtedly the November 30th earthquake. Those affected will always remember where they were and what they were doing that chilly Friday at 8:29 a.m. Within an hour of the first tremor, The Alaska Community Foundation started texting, calling, and emailing community partners to build a unified response plan. With the help of Wells Fargo, Rasmuson Foundation, United Way of Anchorage, Salvation Army – Alaska Division, American Red Cross of Alaska, Mat-Su Health Foundation, United Way of Mat-Su, Alaska Mental Health Trust Authority, and The Foraker Group, a plan quickly took shape.
Donations from Wells Fargo, Rasmuson Foundation, Premera Blue Cross Blue Shield of Alaska, United Way of Anchorage, Annie E. Casey Foundation, Knight Foundation, and individual donors from across Alaska and the country, helped grow the Alaska Disaster Recovery Fund. ACF’s partners worked to promote the fund, and The Foraker Group created a survey to assess the damage nonprofits had experienced to help focus grants where they would have the most significant overall impact. It was, indeed, a collective effort.
On December 27th, less than a month after the quake, the Alaska Disaster Recovery Fund granted out $110,000 to nineteen nonprofit organizations critical in supporting those in need with disaster recovery. Grants were also given to nonprofits with insufficient operational funds to repair the damage. On February 26th, nineteen more nonprofits received assistance. Some of the grantees include: Camp Fire Alaska (who offered free childcare for parents unable to take off work while schools remained closed), National Crisis Response Canines (who went to schools with their dogs to help kids feel safe back at school), and Chugiak-Eagle River Senior Center (who needed help ensuring residents had a safe place to call home). In total, 38 nonprofits received $365,000.
In looking back at the earthquake, we are proud that through the stress and confusion, the giving spirit of Alaskans came shining through. It reminds us why we have such a strong belief in philanthropy. We know we are ready to face any challenge with the help of our partners and donors like you.
Scholarship Highlight
Giving for education
Sven and Lorraine Eriksson Alaska Scholarship
At its birth, The Alaska Community Foundation was created to share with future generations the hard-earned success of those that came here with a dream and found a home. It is this vision of leaving a legacy of generosity and opportunity that inspired Sven and Lorraine Eriksson to create the first scholarship at ACF in 1997. Since then, over forty young Alaskans have been given a chance to follow their dreams with the help of Sven and Lorraine.
Sven passed away peacefully on May 8, 2018, with family by his side. Lorraine and her son, Kurt, continue the tradition of giving. Together, they review each new application, looking for a deserving student to share the gifts of the life Lorraine and Sven built together.
With $239,690 in scholarships awarded since 1997, the far-reaching impact of this scholarship has the power to improve the lives of students and their families for generations. We want to thank this generous family who, for over two decades, has made a difference in the lives of so many Alaskans.
We spoke with the scholarship’s most recent recipient, Madeline Andriesen, about what receiving the award has meant to her and her post-graduate plans.
SCHOLARSHIP AWARDEE
Madeline Andriesen
I grew up in rural Alaska and graduated from Haines High school in 2017. I had a passion for music in addition to other interests but was unsure of what I wanted to study or what school I wanted to attend.
Madeline Andriesen
I grew up in rural Alaska and graduated from Haines High school in 2017. I had a passion for music in addition to other interests but was unsure of what I wanted to study or what school I wanted to attend. It was a busy school year filled with applying to multiple schools and scholarships. Like many students who grew up in Alaska, I thought of spreading my wings and going to college out of state. However, when I looked at my options, I realized that the colleges in Alaska had a lot to offer and that I would be able to explore many different options in my own state. In reading about the various scholarships provided by ACF, I was inspired by the love shown for the Alaskan community.
I found The Alaska Community Foundation through my school counselor who recommended ACF as a resource for scholarships focused on assisting Alaskan students. I knew no matter what I chose as a major, I would want to advance to masters and doctorate programs and scholarships like the ones offered through ACF would help me go further in my education.
I decided to follow my passion and start college as a music major. I applied for the Sven and Lorraine Eriksson Scholarship, which assists students pursuing music or engineering. A month after I graduated high school, I was notified by ACF that I had received the scholarship and was astounded by the generous amount. When I received the Eriksson Scholarship, I knew I had made the right choice to stay in Alaska.
I started at the University of Alaska Fairbanks and fell in love with the small, but talented music department. I declared a major in vocal performance early in my freshman year and decided I would continue to study at UAF mostly because of the incredible attention and learning environment UAF fosters.
I applied the next spring for the same scholarship, not expecting to receive it a second time, and was amazed by the honor of being chosen again. The awards I received are essential to my family and are the reason I can attend college at UAF. Since my first year of college, I have added a second major in music education and taken over 19 credits each semester. With this heavy load, it would be challenging to have a job, attend classes, study, practice singing, and prepare for performances. The financial assistance allows me to focus solely on my studies and not worry about being able to afford a class.
Receiving the Sven and Lorraine Eriksson Scholarship feels like such an honor. I so appreciate the support, and I am overwhelmed by the generosity of this scholarship. I am so grateful for the opportunities ACF and so many generous Alaskans give to students. It does not matter if a scholarship is $1,000 or $100; every amount is important. Even a small scholarship can change the life of a student and open up opportunities that can make the unreachable a reality.
Staying in Alaska and attending UAF has made me appreciate the diversity of the state and its people. My love of Alaska has grown even more, and I hope to be a teacher here someday to pass on what I have learned to the next generation.
affiliate Highlight
Growing community connection
Affiliate Program Community Highlight – Kenai Peninsula Foundation
The original inhabitants of the Kenai Peninsula were the Kahtnuht’ ana Dena’ina, translated as, People Along the Kahtnu (Kenai River). They called the peninsula Yaghanen, the good land. This gorgeous stretch of ground continues to give back to its occupants, and in turn, these descendants of the original Dena’ina and those of the more recent pioneers, fishers, and loggers, share the fruits of their labor and the gifts of the land.
Affiliate Program Community Highlight – Kenai Peninsula Foundation
The original inhabitants of the Kenai Peninsula were the Kahtnuht’ ana Dena’ina, translated as, People Along the Kahtnu (Kenai River). They called the peninsula Yaghanen, the good land. This gorgeous stretch of ground continues to give back to its occupants, and in turn, these descendants of the original Dena’ina and those of the more recent pioneers, fishers, and loggers, share the fruits of their labor and the gifts of the land.
In 2018, the Kenai Peninsula Foundation awarded $21,417 in grants. Of the twenty-two grants, five focused on sharing and cultivating healthy food options in the region. The grantees include: Kenai Soil and Water Conservation District’s Farm to Food Bank Project, Kenai United Methodist Church’s Food Pantry, Bridges Community Resource Network’s, Harvest Moon Local Food Festival 2018, Sterling Area Senior Citizens’ Raised Garden Bed Project, and Hope Community Resources’ Community Garden Expansion. These grants focused on the positive, creating a place to showcase locally made and grown food, establishing community gardens that support and encourage healthy eating, and finding ways to get food to those in need.
The purpose of the Affiliate Program at ACF is to grow local giving and encourage communities to address the needs and opportunities unique to their population. Local advisory boards decide where grant dollars will best serve their community and ensure projects have the best possible outcomes. Kenai Peninsula Foundation is a wonderful example of how this model works to empower communities at a local level to assist the people who need it most.
In the Kenai Peninsula Borough, 10.2% of the population lives in poverty, with one in eight going hungry. The Kenai Peninsula Food Bank reported that in 2018, 780 households comprised of 1,889 people came in each month to access services. These statistics may not be unique to the area, but through local effort, solutions are developed and implemented in a way that impacts people in need who live in the Central Kenai Peninsula.
With so much still to do, the Kenai Peninsula Foundation is working to make a brighter future for the Kenai Peninsula by supporting long-term solutions to today’s problems and showing support to the people and the land that make it home.
2018 numbers and statewide impact
2018 Donors to funds at The Alaska Community Foundation
| 2018 Donors |
|---|
| Rick Abbott and Hope Wing |
| ABR, Inc |
| Judith Acarregui |
| Cynthia Adams |
| Robert and Lynda Adams |
| Toni and Larry Adams |
| Robert and Aleta Adkins |
| Afognak Native Corp |
| Tam Agosti-Gisler and Hans Gisler |
| Alaska Airlines |
| Alaska Cardiovascular Research Foundation |
| Alaska Children’s Trust |
| Alaska Chilkoot Bear Foundation |
| Alaska Family Services |
| Alaska Historical Society |
| Alaska Humanities Forum |
| Alaska Medicine & Endoscopy |
| Alaska Mountaineering School, LLC |
| Alaska Moving Image Preservation Association |
| Alaska Raptor Center |
| Alaska Rock Garden Society |
| Alaska SeaLife Center |
| Alaska Speedskating Club |
| Alaska Veterans Museum |
| Alaska Wild Harvest LLC |
| Alaska Wildsides, Inc. |
| Lisa Albert-Konecky |
| James Alborough and Sarah Posey |
| Taralee Alcock |
| Judy Alderson and Daryl Miller |
| All for Kids Pediatric Therapy Clinic |
| Cynthia Allen and Russell Lyman |
| Jennifer Allen |
| Lauren and David Allen |
| Catherine Allgood-Mellema |
| Alpine Design & Building LLC |
| Alfred Alteneder |
| Barry and Joan Altenhof |
| Alfred Alteneder |
| E. R. and Nancy Ambrose |
| Alyeska Pipeline Service Company |
| American Seafoods Company, LLC |
| Akewamahovi T. Amosu |
| James C. Anderson |
| Linda Anderson and Stephen G. Frank |
| Margaret Anderson |
| Mark and Andria Anderson |
| Nancy and Brandon Anderson |
| Stosh and Claudia Anderson |
| Mark Andrews and Cheryl Keepers |
| Judi Andrijanoff |
| Sophia Armstrong |
| Teri and Charles Arnold |
| Melissa Aronson |
| Charlie and Judy Arteaga |
| Hugh and Liz Ashlock |
| Associated Student Body (Petersburg School District) |
| Anna and Shane Atchison |
| Miki Atkins |
| Atwood Foundation |
| James Au |
| Harry and Erin Aulman |
| Dawn Austerman |
| Ginny and Alan Austerman |
| Tessa and Paul Axelson |
| Callie Bacon |
| Crystal and Al Badgley |
| Becky Baird and Family |
| Baird Foundation, Inc. |
| Gerard Ballanco |
| Marcia Bandy |
| William M. Bankston and Frances Talbott |
| Pamela Barbeau |
| Barnes & Noble |
| Thomas and Sheila Barrett |
| Maura Barry-Garland and Ronald Barry |
| Tamara Bass |
| Mark Battaion and Kristin Hathhorn |
| Bauer Construction, Inc |
| Gary and Barbara Baugh |
| Alexandra and Lyle Becker |
| Becky’s Place Haven of Hope |
| Lisa and Milton Behr |
| Susan Belhke Foley and Richard Foley |
| Bert and Becky Bell |
| Patricia Benjamin |
| Marcie and Dan Bentti |
| William and Joyce Bergmann |
| Ethan Berkowitz and Mara Kimmel |
| Andrew Berntson |
| Anissa Berry |
| Nancy Bertino |
| Beta Sigma Phi Chapter 6939 |
| Charles Bettisworth and Karen Perdue |
| Betty Eliason Child Care Center |
| Walter Betz |
| Julia Bevins |
| Raj and Manju Bhargava |
| Anne Biberman and Terry Duszynski |
| Janet and Gregory Bidwell |
| Gregg Bigsby and Beth MacCready |
| Veronica Bilenkin |
| Charles Bingham |
| Sarah Birdsall |
| William Birdsall |
| Jonathan Birdsong |
| Herb Bischoff and Jackie Schakel |
| Dr. Deena and Bill Bishop |
| Geneva Bishop |
| North Bishop |
| Thomas Black |
| John and Susan Blackmon |
| Bernell and John Blaine |
| Scott Blair |
| Patricia D. Blank |
| James B. Blasingame |
| B-Line Construction |
| Richard L. Block |
| Meghaan Blomberg |
| Sally Boisvert and Rafe McGuire |
| Kate and Stan Boor |
| Gary and Beatrice Boslough |
| Mike Bourdukofsky |
| Judith Bowersox |
| Curtis Boyd |
| Roger and Leslie Boyd |
| Mollie Boyer |
| BP |
| Deena Bradley |
| Timothy and Abby Bradley |
| Brainspace Creative |
| Harvey and Kathleen Brandt |
| Patricia Branson and Gordon Gould |
| Rick Braun |
| Melissa and James Brazeau |
| James and Lani Brennan |
| Cathy Brenner |
| Hannah Brewster and Nathan Kasukonis |
| Bridges Community Resources Network, Inc. |
| Alec Brindle Jr. |
| Alec Brindle Sr. |
| Deborah Brocke and Jeff Robinson |
| Grace Brooks and Charlie Morgan |
| Karen and Charles Brophy |
| William and Judi Broste |
| Alan Brown |
| Robert and Karen Brown |
| Thomas and Susan Brown |
| James and Tammy Bruce |
| Christa Bruce-Kotrc |
| Sigrid Brudie and Jay Marvin |
| Janet and Phil Bruen |
| Mary Bruen |
| James Brune |
| Sean Bryant |
| Jeff Budd |
| Sam and Linda Bunge |
| Betsy Burdett |
| James and Sally Burkholder |
| Jennifer and Mike Burkmire |
| Todd and Dane Burleson |
| Marsha Burns and Lynn Highland |
| Steven and Desiree Burrell |
| Richard K. Burroughs |
| Florence Busch |
| Lisa Busch and Davey Lubin |
| Leo Bustad and Jeanne Davis |
| Cindy Buxton and Russ White |
| Christopher Byrd |
| Clara Cabal and Jose Suarez-Lariot |
| Liz Cabrera and Jeff Rice |
| Calais Company |
| Beverly Caldwell |
| Sarah Callaghan Chapell and Richard Chapell |
| Tessa Calvin |
| Judy Caminer and Roger Marks |
| C. Keith and Jacqueline Campbell |
| Norman and Toby Campbell |
| Holly Cannon |
| Kurt Carlson |
| Megan Carlson |
| Dawn and Gavin Carmichael |
| Jacqueline Carr and Shawn Beck |
| Stan and Gretchen Carrick |
| Stephen and Rachelle Carter |
| Sky Carver |
| Carey Case |
| Barbara and Larry Cash |
| Charles and Robyn Cassidy |
| Catholic Social Services |
| Walter and Grace Caviness |
| Michael and Marna Cessnun |
| Delynne Chambers |
| June Champlin |
| Grace and Tom Chang |
| Emily Chapel |
| Dylan Chapell |
| Lucia Chapell |
| Richard Chapell and Sara Callaghan Chape |
| Sally Chapell |
| Anthony Blue Charoensook |
| Chenega Corporation |
| Suzanne Cherot |
| Patricia Chesbro |
| Morgan Christen and Jim Torgerson |
| Sharilyn Christiansen-Hoon and Joseph Hoon |
| John Christopher and Sarah Andrews |
| Chugiak-Eagle River Nordic Ski Club |
| Nicole Cinocco |
| Matt Claman and Lisa Rieger |
| Bess Clark |
| James Clark |
| Paul Clark |
| Kyle Clayton |
| Kathleen Clements |
| Cindy and Raymond Clock |
| Tania Clucas |
| Coastal Real Estate Group |
| Wayne and Roxanne Cobb |
| Alice Coen |
| Marshall Cogdill |
| Kerry and Gershon Cohen |
| Emily Cohn |
| Dale and Mary Collins |
| Richard and Bonnie Collins |
| Community Connections |
| Steve and Karen Compton |
| Marilyn Connor |
| ConocoPhillips Alaska, Inc. |
| ConocoPhillips Matching Gift Program |
| Constantine Mining LLC |
| Michael and Sharon Cook |
| Cook Inlet Region, Inc. |
| Donald and Karen Cornelius |
| Trisha Costello |
| Lamar Cotten and Betsy Baker |
| Jeremy Counceller |
| Carolyn and Bob Covington |
| Angela S. Cox |
| Rowan Craft |
| Donald H. Crandall |
| Elizabeth A. Cravalho |
| Kathleen M. Cronen |
| Patrick Cronin and Maria Hansen-Cronin |
| Stephanie Cronin |
| Cathy and Douglas Cronlund |
| Helen Croom |
| Anthony Crupi |
| Bradley Cruz and Barbara Norton |
| Dana and Dave Cruz |
| Erin Cunningham |
| Clyde and Jean Curry |
| Julianne Curry |
| Lisa Curtis |
| Margaret and Jason Custer |
| Mary and James Dahl |
| Tor Daley and Pamela Bassett |
| Anna Dalton |
| Camilla and Mark Dalton |
| Dancing Leaf Gallery |
| Denali L. Daniels |
| Lois Daubney |
| Lori and Trent Davey |
| Emily Davies and Tony DeGange |
| Dave and Lola Davis |
| Deborah R. Davis |
| Mike Davis |
| Wendy Davis |
| Davis Realty |
| Dawson |
| Joshua De la Cruz |
| Debenham Properties |
| John and Nancy Decherney |
| Tom and Ann DeLong |
| Kaitlin Demarcus |
| Denali Alaska Federal Credit Union |
| Denali Chapter National Society Colonial Dames XVII Century |
| Carole Denkinger |
| Robin E. Dern and Michael J. Frieser |
| David and Cynthia Devlin |
| Jerry Dewhurst |
| Charles and Toni Dewitt |
| Don Dewitt |
| Susan Deyoe and Jeff Lebegue |
| John and Susan Dickinson |
| Emma Rose Dieter |
| Karen Dillman |
| Dorte Dissing |
| Cynthia Divino |
| Scott Doddridge |
| Dave and Michele Dodds |
| Barbara Donatelli |
| Shannon Brunner Donley |
| James Dorn |
| Jennifer Dougherty |
| Wren Dougherty |
| Doyon Utilities |
| Linda and Michael Drinen |
| Kristine Drumm |
| Barbara Dubovich |
| Richard and Katherine Dunning |
| Rene Durazzo and Pat Christen |
| Cara Durr |
| Sean Dusek |
| E Margaret Brummel Restated Revocable Living Trust |
| James Eakes |
| Paula Earp and Matt Irinaga |
| Barbara Easterbrook |
| Edward Jones – Anchorage |
| Brent and Valerie Edwards |
| Harriet Edwards |
| Scott and Iwona Edwards |
| Ann Nora Ehret |
| Heidi Ekstrand |
| Ivy Elliot |
| Tim Ellis |
| Thomas Ely |
| Janet Eng |
| Bruce Erickson |
| Susan and Jeff Erickson |
| Kathryn Ernst |
| Rebekka Esbjornson |
| Cecelia Esparza |
| William R. and Susan Eubanks |
| Leslie Evenden |
| Judy Everard |
| Judith A. Ewald |
| ExxonMobil Alaska |
| Fairbanks Community Food Bank |
| Fairbanks Curling Lions |
| Fairbanks Youth Advocates |
| Sandra Farris |
| Harold and Susan Faust |
| Greg and Peggy Favretto |
| Ken Fay |
| Diane Fejes |
| John Felming |
| Melody Feniks |
| Christina Fenner |
| Tom and Patricia Fink |
| Natalie Finn |
| First Bank |
| First National Bank Alaska |
| Vic Fischer and Jane Angvik |
| Kevin FitzGerald |
| Patrick Fitzgerald |
| William and Ute Fitzgerald |
| Johnathan and Christina Fitzgibbons |
| Jerry and Sue Fleming |
| Kathleen Fleming |
| Robbie Fleming |
| Charles and Susan Flint |
| Holli and Casey Flint |
| Heather Flynn |
| Allison and Joseph Fong |
| Thomas Fong |
| Olga S. Fontaine |
| H. Ryan Fortson |
| Fosselman & Associates, CPAS, Inc. |
| Kevin and Margaret Foster |
| William Foster |
| Sofia Fouquet |
| James and Kathy Fredrickson |
| Pauline Fredrickson |
| Jill Fredston and Doug Fesler |
| Chuck Freeman |
| Robert and Gail French |
| Dr. Ron Fribush and Donna Miller |
| Friends of Campbell Creek Science Center |
| Friends of Dick Proenneke and Lake Clark National Park |
| Friends of the Talkeetna Library |
| Ephraim Froehlich |
| Lynn Fuller |
| Suzanne Fuqua and Jeffrey Robinson |
| Penny Gage |
| Bruce and Sharon Gagnon |
| Susan Gainey |
| Brit and Jerrod Galanin |
| Pirie Gall & Family |
| Lesley Gallego |
| Joan Galt |
| Patrick Galvin |
| Ashlyn Ganey |
| Brinley Ganey |
| Kaeden Ganey |
| Melissa Ganey |
| Tom and Carolyn Ganner |
| Debora Gardner |
| Daniel Garrett |
| GCI |
| Glenn Gellert and Wendy Long Gellert |
| Kathy and Daniel Gensel |
| Bob and Becky Gerik |
| GHEMM Company, Inc. |
| Brianna Gibbs |
| Patricia and Ron Gibbs |
| Sally Gibert |
| Virgil Gilbert |
| Twyla Gingrich |
| John Girt |
| Clara Glotfelty |
| Charlotte Glover and David Kiffer |
| William Goodale |
| Gregory and Carole Goodman |
| Carol Gore |
| Diane D. Gore |
| Chelsea Goucher |
| Lowell and Susan Grabel |
| Carolyn Grabowski |
| Kathleen Grace |
| Gary Graham |
| Madeleine Grant and Doug Miller |
| Patricia Grantham and Matthew Holmes |
| James Graupmann and Diane Ziegner |
| Deborah Gravel and Peter Dwyer |
| Carlin Graveline |
| Joy Graves |
| Kevin and Dawn Gray |
| Steve and Mary Gray |
| Greater Ketchikan Chamber of Commerce |
| Serena Green |
| Nanette Greenlee |
| Fred and Carol Gregory |
| Clifford Groh II |
| Alan and Monica Gross |
| Carol Gross |
| Eric Grundberg |
| Karen Grussendorf |
| Maureen Gualtieri |
| Mardell Gunn and Diz Kistler |
| June Haas |
| Adam Hackett |
| Phyllis Hackett |
| Amy C. Haddow |
| Dr. Peter and Katie Haeussler |
| Haines Education Association |
| Bob and Leslie Hajdukovich |
| Athena Haley |
| Thomas and Sally Hall |
| Tiffany Hall |
| Melayna Halvorsen |
| Barbara Hames |
| Brian Hames |
| Roger and Mary Hames |
| Tamara Hamler |
| C.P. Hample |
| Marguerite Anne Haney |
| John Hanly |
| Vincent and Jansy Hansen |
| Sandra S. Hanson |
| Anne Hanssen |
| Tracie and Trevor Harang |
| Edward Hardwick |
| Paulla Hardy |
| Heather and Joshua Harris |
| Lea Harris |
| Thomas and Katherine Harrison |
| Thomas Hart |
| Wendy Harter |
| Grace Hasibar |
| Marcia and Douglas Hastings |
| Elizabeth Hatton |
| George and Aase Haugen |
| John and Mona Havelock |
| Susan Hawthorne and Adel Johnson |
| Edward and Yuko Hays |
| Carol and Bruce Hazeltine |
| Jeffrey and Terri Hazlewood |
| William J. Hearn Jr. |
| Andrew Hedden |
| Bonnie Hedrick |
| Lisa Heffernan |
| Sylvia Heinz |
| Kristi Helgen |
| Kristi Helgen and Conor Gilligan |
| Dorothy Helm |
| Cynthia Hendel |
| Rebecca and Todd Henderson |
| Royal Henderson |
| Mark Hendsbee |
| Joshua Henrick |
| Lee Henrikson and Michael Chmielewski |
| Alissa Henry |
| Robyn Henry |
| Kurt Hensel |
| Abbe and Willie Hensley |
| Carrie Henson |
| John and Kristina Hentges |
| Andrea Hernandez |
| Joanne Heron |
| Duane and Diane Heverling |
| Elizabeth and Tom Heywood |
| Leslie and Melva Hiatt |
| Hickel Investment Company |
| Roger and Cecelia Higley |
| Emma Hill |
| Rebecca Himschoot |
| L. Warren and Mary Hines |
| Eleanor Hoag |
| Patricia J. Hoffman |
| Lynn Hohl |
| Tuula Hollmen |
| Dorothy R Holm |
| Claudia Holmes |
| Kathryn Holmes and Timothy Shields |
| Ramona Holmes |
| Susan and Don Holmes |
| Joseph and Cheryl Homme |
| Selena Hopkins-Kendall |
| Stacey Hopner |
| Steve Hoppel |
| Horan & Company, LLC |
| Lorrie and Morris Horning |
| Beth and Cliff Howard |
| James and Rhonda Hubbard |
| Caroline Hudnall |
| Douglas and Arlene Hudson |
| Laurie and Karsten Hueffer |
| Norman Hughes |
| Dr. Ron Huitger |
| Holly Hunter |
| Matthew C. Hunter |
| Robert Jr. and Kimberley Hunter |
| Sharon and Brad Hunter |
| Leon Huntington |
| Richard and Betty Hunze |
| Teresa and Larry Hura |
| Jessica Ieremia |
| Chidi and Lucia Igbokwe |
| Ronald K. Inouye |
| Interior Graphics & Printing |
| Katherine Irons |
| Babbie and Ian Jacobs |
| Babbie Jacobs |
| Jacobs Consulting & Executive Coaching |
| Caitlin Jacobson |
| Judy and Terry Jacobson |
| William E. Jacobson |
| Jaffa Construction, Inc |
| Sara Jansen and Randy Jones |
| Japan Alaska Association |
| Rose Jenne and Robin Rivers |
| Charles Jennings |
| Darlene Jens |
| Robert Jens |
| Jermain, Dunnagan & Owens, P.C. |
| Dale and Rose Jeske |
| Asher Jimenez |
| Carlos and Sierra Jimenez |
| Hayden Jimenez |
| Sierra Jimenez |
| Joanne V Sedgwick Living Trust |
| John S. & James L. Knight Foundation |
| Barb and Steve Johnson |
| Beth and Mike Johnson |
| Craig and Terrie Johnson |
| Joni Johnson |
| Marlys Johnson |
| Michael Johnson |
| Sue Johnson |
| Allan and Jennifer Johnston |
| Jay Johnston and Stephanie Love |
| William Joiner and Linda I. Van Houten |
| Ted and Carolyn Jolley |
| Dan and Karen Jones |
| Karen and Jim Jordan |
| Jan Joseph |
| Jumper, Inc. |
| Anna and Jim Jurgeleit |
| K&D Fisheries, LLC |
| K&M Fisheries, Inc. |
| Mollie Kabler |
| William and Angela Kaltschnee |
| Monica Kane |
| Mark Kansteiner and Colleen Kelly |
| Diane Kaplan and Mel Sather |
| Pamela Karalunas |
| Karlson LLC Lighthouse Excursions |
| Kent Karns and Julie Hnilicka |
| Bob and Yael Kaufman |
| Beverly Kavanaugh |
| Marian Kaye Puffer |
| Kevin Keeler |
| Keene & Currall A Professional Corporation |
| Sarah and Keith Kehoe |
| James and Susan Kellard |
| Thomas Kelley |
| James and Christine Kelly |
| Debra and Chris Kemp |
| Nina Kemppel and Michael Smith |
| Roger and Mary Kemppel |
| Lesley and Jim Kempsell |
| Kenai Peninsula Borough School District |
| Maeve Kendall |
| Ketchikan Area Arts and Humanities Council |
| Ketchikan Wellness Coalition |
| Aimee Khuu |
| Janet Kidd and Jon Lindstrom |
| Drs. Phyllis and Royal Kiehl |
| Cynthia Kimbley |
| Allen and Tina King |
| Kingfisher Consulting LLC |
| David Kingsland |
| Charles Kinney |
| Jack Kinney |
| Johanna Kinney |
| Wayne and Barbara Kinunen |
| Jacob Kirkness |
| Kim Kirkness |
| Bernelie Kishaba Chong and Al Chong |
| Gretchen Klein |
| Cheré Klein Enright and Loren Enright |
| Dave Klenzendorf |
| Cynthia Klepaski |
| Gary and Jane Klopfer |
| Kluane to Chilkat International Bike to Relay Society |
| Nancy Knapp and Mark Gorman |
| Joyce Knight |
| Bruce Knofel |
| Kara Knox |
| Kip Knudson and Ms. Paula Conru |
| Kobuk Coffee |
| Alex Koch |
| Kodiak Kid Wrestling Club |
| Kodiak Rotary Club |
| Ralph Kolbeck |
| Gabriel and Laura Kompkoff |
| Koniag Inc. |
| Korean American Community of Anchorage |
| Alexander and Miriam Kotlarov |
| Ronald Kotrc |
| Chris Kowalczewski |
| Kozak & Associates, Inc. |
| Patty Krasnansky |
| Lisa Krebs |
| Mary C. Krusen |
| Jo Kuchle and Gene Therriault |
| Linda Kumin |
| Aaron S. Kusano and Emily Olsen |
| Pete LaFrance |
| Cynthia Lagoudakis and Bill Tremblay |
| Kathryn Lamal |
| Lori Landstrom |
| Jane and Steve Lanford |
| Herb and Marianne Lang |
| Amanda Larid |
| Darcie Larson |
| Ellen and Larry Larson |
| Mark and Elaine Larson |
| LaTouche Pediatrics LLC |
| Jessie Lavoie |
| Law Office of Brandon C. Marx |
| Law Office of Vivan Munson |
| Law Offices of Christy Lee, PC |
| David and Betsy Lawer |
| Rebecca Lean |
| Helen and Charles Leber |
| Nicole and Andrew Lee |
| Pauline Lee |
| Roxanne L. Lee |
| Leisnoi, Inc |
| Phillip Lende |
| Jason Leppi |
| Bailey Lespron |
| Hilda Lespron |
| Jake Lestenkof and Sherry Valentine |
| Sanna LeVan |
| Richard and Eileen Levinson |
| David and Susan Levy |
| Keith and Janice Levy |
| Cynthia and Warren Libby |
| Mike Liebing |
| Carol Ann Lindsey |
| Patricia and Robert Linville |
| Michael and Susan Litman |
| Diana and Phillip Livingston |
| Thomas and Janice Livingston |
| LMJ Consulting |
| Amanda Lofgren |
| George E. Long |
| Pamela Long |
| Peter and Margaret Long |
| Ronald E. Long |
| Ricardo Lopez |
| Victoria Lord |
| Dorene Lorenz |
| Ora Lew Lowery |
| Anne Lucas |
| Leon Luczak |
| Marlis Luke |
| John G. and John R. Lunn |
| Lutak Lumber and Supply |
| Monica and Jolund Luther |
| Mark Luttrell and Ann Ghicadus |
| Aftan L. Lynch |
| Lynn Canal Corporation |
| Barbro Lyon |
| Thomas Mack and Elias Rojas |
| Madison Lumber & Hardware, Inc |
| Israel Mahay |
| Marsha Mak |
| Antoinette and Byron Mallott |
| Michael Malvick |
| Rebecca Manley and Reno E. Deprey |
| David Mannheimer and Sharon Potts |
| Andrea and David Manning |
| Manning Family Foundation, Inc. |
| Christopher and Barbara Mannix |
| Jacob Mannix |
| Zachary Mannix |
| Elizabeth R. Mans |
| Marguerite Casey Foundation |
| David J. Marks |
| Deacon Steven and Marilyn Marques |
| Otis and Diane Marsh |
| Marsh & McLennan Agency, LLC |
| Jordan Marshall |
| Blythe Marston and Gordon Pospisil |
| Brooke and Wilda Marston |
| Erin and Cheri Marston |
| John Deverick Martin |
| Philip and Jackie Martin |
| Julia A. Martinez |
| Zuleika Mason |
| Laura Mastrella and Martin Remund |
| Melissa and Kevin Mathews |
| Mat-Su Borough School District |
| Mat-Su Health Foundation |
| Mat-Su Sea Hawkers, Inc. |
| Mat-Su Trails and Parks Foundation |
| Barry and Karen Matteson |
| Marilyn May |
| Sheryl L. Mayo |
| Molly Mayo Wood and Michael Wood |
| Gerald and Jenifer Mcbeath |
| John and Carol McCabe |
| Molly McCammon |
| Christiana McCarthy- Smith |
| Llyod and Lorraine McCauley |
| Kevin McClear |
| Rich and Suzi McClear |
| Sue McClure |
| Erika McConnell |
| Whitman McConnell |
| William F. McCrossan |
| Karin McCullough |
| Dori McDannold |
| Robert McGimsey |
| Hope Mcgratty |
| John McGrew and Emilia Rusu |
| Thomas McGuire |
| Alexandra McKay and Christian Morgan |
| McKinley Capital Management, Inc. |
| Nicole McMurren |
| Toni McPherson |
| Bonnie and Bill Mehner |
| Bradford Meiklejohn |
| Karen Meizner and Russ Bowman |
| Scot and Rita Menzies |
| Mercedes-Benz Financial Services & Daimler Truck Financial |
| Barbara Mercer and Michael Halla |
| Jason and Shannon Metrokin |
| Jeff Meucci and Marilyn Menish-Meucci |
| Gregory Meyer |
| Connor Michael |
| Michael Marks |
| Ray and Jenny Michaelson |
| Diane Michalski |
| Jo and Peter Michalski |
| Matthew Michalski |
| Nathan Michalski |
| Tracy Mikowski |
| Michael Milam |
| Dick and Margot Miller |
| Judith Miller |
| Rob and Ardy Miller |
| Valorie Miller and Clifford Ford |
| Karen & Clark Milne |
| Richard and Grace Minder |
| Donald Mitchel |
| Charles Mitman |
| Dr. Peter Mjos and Karen Ruud |
| Michael Moeglein and Colleen Bridge |
| Monroe Foundation |
| Mike Monterusso |
| Carol Montgomery |
| J. and Valerie Moody |
| Erica Moore |
| Martha Jane Moore |
| Ted and Ginny Moore |
| Yuri and Sydney Morgan |
| Maille Moriarty |
| Michael and Maya Moriarty |
| Michael Moriarty |
| Lloyd and Joan Morris |
| Morris Thompson Cultural and Visitors Center |
| Carolyn Moseley |
| Mountain Corporation dba Mountain Market |
| Diane and Mike Moxness |
| Linda Moyer |
| Mt. McKinley Lions Club |
| Ivory and Patrick Mulholland |
| Phil Munger |
| Municipal Light and Power |
| Nancy Munro |
| Vivian Munson |
| James Murphy |
| Steve and Judy Murphy |
| Museums Alaska |
| Jackie Musgrave |
| Sam and Doreece Mutch |
| Ann Myren and Tim McDonough |
| Todd Nagengast |
| National Center for Women & Information Technology University of Colorado |
| Tim Navarre |
| Hans and Anna Neidig |
| Joel and Jill Neimeyer |
| Emily Nelson |
| Lisa B. Nelson |
| Robert and Patty Nelson |
| Rick and Leslie Nerland |
| Jan and Thomas Newman |
| Bonnie J. Nichols and Michael J. Haggerty |
| Colleen Nicholson and Gayle Trivette |
| Nike Historical Society |
| Nonessentials |
| Barbara and Douglas Norbeck |
| Margaret Nordale and Bob Schruf |
| Nordic Ski Club of Fairbanks |
| Nordic Skiing Association of Anchorage, Inc. |
| Beth and Jim Nordlund |
| Kristine Norosz |
| Tlisa and Scott Northcutt |
| Northrim Bank |
| Barbara Norton |
| Natalie Novik |
| John and B Lynn Nowak |
| Vern Nusunginya |
| Ellen O’Brien and Richard Smeriglio |
| Raylene and Michael O’Connor |
| Edward O’Connor |
| Nate and January O’Connor |
| Kathleen Odell |
| Maura and Joe Odell |
| Pamela Odom |
| Odom Corporation |
| Katherine O’Grady |
| Terence O’Hara and Fredericka Markscheffel |
| Dave N. Ohmer |
| Marjorie Oines |
| Old Harbor Native Corporation |
| OLÉ |
| Patrick and Karen O’Leary |
| Elizabeth Oliver |
| Declan Olsen |
| Niccole Olsen |
| Oskar Olsen |
| Bobbi and James Olson |
| Erine Fong Olson |
| Yngve Olsson |
| Heather and Dennis O’Neil |
| Dorothy and Dean Orbison |
| Rollie and Mary Ostermick |
| John Oswald |
| Marty Owen |
| Joe and Diane Owens |
| Jody Oyen |
| Connie and Kerry Ozer |
| Pacific Northwest Mechanical |
| Jenny Packer |
| Thomas and Victoria Packer |
| Anna Bernadette Paine |
| Rodger Painter |
| James A. Palmer and Sheila M. Arkell |
| Palmer Economic Development Authority Inc |
| Tom Panamaroff |
| Dana and David Paperman |
| Peter Partnow and Stephanie Kesler |
| Becky Patterson Bunde and Sen. Con Bunde |
| Suzanne Paulsen |
| Will and Mimi Peabody |
| PeaceHealth |
| Bill and Becky Pearson |
| John Peckham |
| Kurt Pedersen |
| Penny Pedersen and Dr. Andrew Pankow |
| Peninsula Sportsman’s Association |
| Sarah Penner |
| Debra Perala |
| Christopher Perez |
| Grete Lewis Perkins |
| Suzanne Perles |
| Roger Perry |
| Pet Pride of Alaska, Inc. |
| Petersburg Borough |
| Petersburg Consumers CO-OP |
| Gail Peterson |
| Matt Peterson and Mary DeMers |
| Rebecca Peterson |
| Will and Sally Peterson |
| Dr. Valerie Phelps and Peter Burke |
| Allan Phillips and Gloria O’Neill |
| Joanne M. Phillips-Nutter |
| Margaret Piggott |
| Arne R. Pihl and Molly O’Neill Pihl |
| Beau and Charity Pihlaja |
| Pete Pinney |
| Rocky Plotnick and Michael Singsaas |
| Sammye and Vincent Pokryfki |
| Pool Engineering |
| Mike and Bonnie Porcaro |
| David and Sondra Porter |
| Nate Porter and Cassalyn David |
| Kelsey J. Potdevin and Mike Bedinger |
| Thad and Sandy Poulson |
| Pat Pourchot and Jennifer Johnson |
| Judy and Elisha Powell |
| Nancy and William Powell |
| Richard and Kandi Powell |
| Pat and Betsy Preis |
| Kathryn Price |
| Maggie and Mike Price |
| Jay and Carolyn Pritchett |
| William Prittie |
| Michelle Putz |
| Adam and Denise Quick |
| Ann M. Quinlan |
| Jim and Kelly Quinlan |
| Thomas and Ann Quinlan |
| Radiation Billing Solutions, Inc |
| Robert Raichle |
| Leah and Mark Raine |
| Gary and Leslye Randall |
| Pamela Randles |
| Ed and Cathy Rasmuson |
| Rasmuson Foundation |
| Robert J. Ratcliffe |
| Carol Rea |
| Sara Rearick |
| James and Susan Reeves |
| Kimberly and Skip Reierson |
| Ronald Reierson |
| Judith Reis |
| Kim and Cameron Reitmeier |
| Ann Marie Rembert Safranek and Daniel J. Safranek |
| Jim Renkert |
| Mildred W. Renkert |
| Maria Rentz |
| Susan Rex |
| Keri Rheinfrank |
| Allison Rice and Joe Stratman |
| Byron and Judi Rice |
| Margaret and Leland Rich |
| Richard L and Diane M Block Foundation |
| Barbara and Norman Richards |
| David Ricke Jr. |
| Megan Riebe |
| Tara Riemer |
| Roberta Rinehart |
| Denise Ringhand |
| Elizabeth and C. Ed Ripley |
| Bob and Bobbie Ritchie |
| Shawn Rivera |
| Sarah Roark |
| Scott Roberge and Jane Smith |
| Robert W. Baird & Co. Inc. |
| Debbie Roberts |
| James Roberts |
| Robin Roberts |
| Roger and Pamela Robinson |
| Thomas and RayeAnn Robinson |
| Angela Rodell |
| Benita Roehl |
| Roger Beasley Investments. LLC |
| Betty and Harry Rogers |
| Brian Rogers |
| Phyllis and Richard Rogers |
| Kris and Jeff Rognes |
| Daniel and Carol Rohr |
| Debbie Rohrer |
| Richard and Susan Rohrer |
| Alona and Robert Roiko |
| Ellen and David Rojcewicz |
| R. Greg Romack and Patti McGuire |
| Marilyn Romano and Brian Hove |
| Carole Romberg |
| Beth Rose and John Levy |
| Ronnie D. Rosenberg |
| Deborah and John Rosenfeld |
| Clare Ross |
| JoAnn Ross Cunningham and Steven Cunningham |
| Rotary Club of Fairbanks |
| William Rotecki and Loann Swanson |
| Nick Rothman |
| Rosemary A. Roulo |
| Jean Rounds-Riley and John Riley |
| Sue Royston |
| Jonathan Rubini and Clare Bertucio |
| Ronald and Nanette Rucker |
| Glenn Ruckhaus |
| Jess Rude |
| Paul and Sharon Rupple |
| John Jay Rush |
| Bernie and David Ruskin |
| Ken Russell and Laurel Devaney |
| Ruud-Mjos Family Trust |
| Anne Ryan |
| SAI Investments, LLC |
| Brian and Angela Salazar |
| Sharon and Jeff Samuels |
| Jeanne Sande |
| Mariko and Erin Sarafin |
| Linda and Walter Sargent |
| Kelly and Enrico Sassi |
| Kate Saunders |
| Carolyn Sayre and David Johnston |
| Sheldon and Jean Scarrott |
| Laurie Schaeffer |
| Connor Scher |
| Rick and Cheryl Schikora |
| Norm and Jane Schlittler |
| Andy and Jaime Schmidt |
| Debra Schnabel |
| Cici R. Schoenberger |
| Dr. Herb Schroeder |
| Laura Schue |
| Thomas and Mary Schulz |
| William and Katherine Schultz |
| Beverly Schupp and Marcus Miller |
| Krista Schwarting |
| Dan Schwartz |
| James and Leslie Schwartz |
| Andrea Scott |
| Glen and Marcia Scott |
| Paula Scott |
| William and Rosa Scouten |
| Thomasine Scovill and James Schnabel |
| Krista M. Scully |
| Christina Seay |
| Margaret Sebens |
| Jack and Sherry Sedwick |
| Aliza Segal |
| John Seigle |
| Tom and Dena Selby |
| Rita Selden |
| Linda Self |
| Wayne Selmer |
| Milena Sevigny |
| Seward Chamber of Commerce, Convention & Visitor’s Bureau |
| Seward Community Library |
| Seward Community Library Association, Inc. |
| Seward Senior Citizens, Inc. |
| Michael W. Sewright |
| David and Harriet Shaftel |
| Monica Shah and Gregg Schomaker |
| Lynn Shaver and Jim Stanley |
| Grant Shearer |
| Jill D. Shedd |
| Shee Atika’, Inc. |
| James Sheehan |
| Gov. Bill Sheffield |
| Sheldon Museum & Cultural Center |
| Robin Sherman and Rob Allen |
| Kathleen Sherwood |
| Ken and Elizabeth Sherwood |
| Brian Shimek |
| Phyllis Shoemaker |
| Shoreside Petroleum, Inc. |
| Beverly Sierks |
| Susan Signor |
| Preston Simmons |
| Geri and Keel Simon |
| Simon Paneak Memorial Museum |
| Jeffrey Sinz and Heather Arnett |
| Connie Sipe |
| Thomas Sisul |
| Sitka Local Foods Network |
| Sitka Rotary Club |
| Sitka Vision Clinic |
| Amy Skilbred |
| Michele and Cory Skoog |
| Alexander H. Slivka |
| Pamela Sloper |
| Kate and Dave Slyker |
| Audrey Smith |
| Betsy and Chad Smith |
| Blaine Smith |
| Bridget Smith and James Asper |
| Douglas Smith and Ellen Wolf |
| Gary Smith |
| Jean and Ronald Smith |
| Julia Smith |
| Linda Smith and Keith Mahler |
| Tammie Smith Scott and Pete Scott |
| Gary Snyder |
| Joan M. Snyder |
| Sockeye Cycle Co |
| Karen Sokal |
| Southeast Alaska Independent Living |
| Kally Spalinger |
| Elizabeth Spangler |
| Melody Spangler-Hatch and Arne Hatch |
| Mark Spano |
| Thomas Spencer |
| Diane Squaresky |
| John M. Sroufe and Diane Disanto |
| Jacqueline St. Clair |
| Katie and Matt St. John |
| St. Philips Catholic Sodality |
| Kristene Stanford |
| Ann Starkey |
| Connie and Ray Staska |
| Randall and Christina Stauffer |
| Larry and Patty Stavish |
| Stan and Janice Steadman |
| Scott and Pam Steffes |
| Deirde Steinbrueck |
| Gary and Rita Stevens |
| Rita Stevens |
| Mary Anita Stickler |
| Faye and Christopher Stiehm |
| Barbara Stiles |
| Holly K. Stinson |
| Sandra Stolle |
| Brittany and Josh Stone |
| Becky and Mark Stoppa |
| Shaylyn Storms |
| Libby and William Stortz |
| Aldeana Stout |
| Walter & Silvia Streit |
| Kimberly Strong |
| Ruthie Strong |
| James and Adona Struve |
| Carol and Roe Sturgulewski |
| Fred and Laurel Stutzer |
| Daniel Sullivan |
| Daniel Sullivan and Julie Fate Sullivan |
| Sunshine Community Health Center Inc. |
| Sunshine Custom Promotions, LLC |
| Anne Sutton and Gordon Sandy |
| John and Sharon Svenson |
| Chris and Mary Ann Swalling |
| Dennis Swanson and Nancy Mckay |
| Marc Swanson |
| Teresa and Robert Swanson |
| Carol Swartz and Robert Cole |
| David Sweetman |
| Brit Szymoniak |
| Taiga Mining Company |
| Bruce Talbot |
| Talkeetna Air Taxi |
| Talkeetna Bachelor Society, Inc. |
| Jen and Clint Talley |
| Carole and James Tallman |
| Tanana-Yukon Historical Society |
| Phyllis Tate |
| Tatsuda’s IGA |
| Audrey Taylor and Morgan & Soleil Stanton |
| Richard Tero |
| Andy Teuber and Natasha Kutchick |
| The Annie E Casey Foundation Center for Economic Opportunity |
| The Carr Foundation |
| The Foraker Group |
| The Ford Foundation |
| The Frances & David Rose Foundation |
| The GoodCoin Foundation |
| The James Kenworthy Living Trust |
| The Johnson Alaska Community Property Trust |
| The Landing Hotel |
| The Roundtable Center for Mediation & Community Dialog |
| The Seattle Foundation |
| The William and Flora Hewlett Foundation |
| William Theuer |
| Doris and S. E. Thomas |
| Elaine Thomas and Dale Bingham |
| Carol Thomassen |
| Herman and Marjorie Thompson |
| Thomas L. Thompson |
| Shauna Thornton |
| Nancy Tietje |
| Larry and Catherine Tillotson |
| Pat and Sally Tilton |
| Tim Aker Scholarship Fund |
| Dr. Tina R. Tomsen |
| Tongass Trading Company |
| Thomas Tougas |
| Aleesha Towns-Bain and Cameron Bain |
| Donna and Bill Trainor |
| Alan Traut |
| Eric Troyer and Corrine Leistikow |
| Timothy and Marie Trueblood |
| Kathleen and James Trump |
| Nancy Trump |
| Emil Tucker and Carin Christensen |
| Lane Tucker and Liz Perry |
| Rodger and Francilla Tuenge |
| Turkey Red LLC |
| Tom Turner |
| Turtles, Inc. |
| Carol E. Tuynman |
| Breianne Tyler |
| Ethan and Margaret Tyler |
| Tyler Rental Inc. |
| Fran Ulmer |
| Michael and Jessica Ulroan |
| United Methodist Women of the Alaska United Methodist Conference |
| United Way of the Tanana Valley |
| Usibelli Foundation |
| Charles Utermohle |
| David and Rebecca Valentine |
| William and Mary Jane Valentine |
| Daniel Van Vleet |
| Tracy Vanairsdale |
| Deborah Vaughan |
| Michael and Tonya Venneberg |
| Beth Verrelli |
| Victory Ministries of Alaska |
| Laura Vogel and Shane Worden |
| Linda Vojtech |
| Craig Vugteveen |
| Greg and Jeanette Wakefield |
| Daniel and Madelyn Walker |
| Gov. Bill and Donna Walker |
| Karako Walker and Harold Hughes |
| Madelyn Walker |
| Sheila Walker |
| Allison Wall |
| Rachel Wall |
| Amelia Walsh |
| Bridget and Richard Walsh |
| Sharen A. Walsh |
| Sophia Walsh |
| Wayne and Donna Walter |
| Betty Walters |
| John and Karin Wanamaker |
| Terral and Mary Wanzer |
| Doris Ward |
| Tomi Warren and Dave Moyse |
| Dorothy Webber |
| John Weddleton |
| Barbara Weil |
| Chris Weiss and Joe Teter |
| Joe Welch and Melissa Head |
| Wells Fargo |
| Wells Fargo Foundation Educational Matching Gift Program |
| Katherine and Thoms Wendel |
| Ral West and John Hardwick |
| Bonnie Westlund and Patrick Sullivan |
| Leslie Westphal |
| Emily Wezenberg |
| Marina Whitacre |
| Robert Whitecar |
| White’s Inc. |
| George Whitman |
| Richard and Sally Wien |
| Mark and Diane Wiggin |
| Sharon C. Wikan |
| Andrew and Julie Wilder |
| Williams, Inc. Alaskan Proud Market |
| Donald and Melinda Wilson |
| Jeffrey and Stacie Wilson |
| Thomas Wilson |
| Kristen Winn |
| Theresa Wirak |
| Mark and Margelaine Wisthoff |
| John and Tina Witteveen |
| Tonja and Mark Woelber |
| Alan and Rose Wolf |
| Tom Wolf |
| Elizabeth Wolfe and Philip Reeves |
| James and Carol Hogins-Wolfe |
| Sam and Meyoung Wolfe |
| Glorianne Wollen |
| George and Susan Wood |
| Hilary Wood and Matt Lichtenstein |
| Ruth Wood and John Strasenburgh |
| Madeline Woodard |
| Helen Woodings |
| Kalani Woodlock |
| Brian Woolley |
| Mark P. Worcester |
| Helen Worrell |
| Frank Yadon |
| Stephanie Yard and Ted Cornutt |
| Janel R. Yeaw |
| Joan and Richard Yospin |
| Chris and Ken Zafren |
| Sarah Zerkel and Eric Francisco |
| Zhongping Zhang Yu Yu |
| Cindy Zmuda |
| Zudy’s Cafe |
| Mark Zwolinski |
| Total Donors (Breaking up Couples) |
Donor list represents donations made to one of The Alaska Community Foundation’s 537 funds. Donations may represent contributions made by Agency fundholders and Donor Advised fundholders to their agency endowment fund or individual funds.