This Fund at the Alaska Community Foundation has been created for funding partners to pool funds and help offset the cost and burden nonprofits have to meet the match requirement for an energy efficiency grant opportunity.
This is a field of interest fund established to help alleviate hunger, homelessness, and the needs of Alaska’s most vulnerable population. A particular area of concern is to help school-age children in need and help in meeting the needs of disabled, paralyzed and homeless veterans in Alaska.
The purpose of the Camp Initiative Fund is to support the Camp Initiative Grant. The Fund will grow through donations made by individuals, corporations, and/or foundations and will be used to supplement the funding from the Rasmuson Foundation and other key funders.
Funded by a generous legacy gift of Willow-based gardeners, Gerald and Kathryn Freeley, the Gardening …
Designed to fund youth leadership programs for disadvantaged students of color in Anchorage, Alaska, in both junior and senior high schools, with a strong focus on public schools with diverse populations and high percentages of disadvantaged youth. The phrase students of color is intended to mean “Indigenous, Black, and Brown, but not limited to Latinx, and Asian and Pacific Islander students.”
This fund was established to provide quick and flexible funding to rural Alaska communities during …
This endowed fund supports organizations and initiatives that promote responsible pet ownership, place rescue …
Established by Ron Stotz and Nancy Bandy in 2020 as part of their legacy planning, …
A fund to meet the ever-changing needs of Alaska.
The Ralph and Anne Hatch Family Arts, Music and Education Fund supports arts, music, and education in the Seward area through the Seward Community Foundation.
The intent of this fund is to support organizations that are fiscally sound and have proven their ability to respond to the needs of Alaskan pets.
In memory of his wife of 59 years, Shirley Anderson Seavey (1939-2017), and in honor …
