Foundations that have given EMS and Homeland Security grants in Alaska

TO PROMOTE GOODWILL BETWEEN THE PUBLIC AND THE LAW ENFORCEMENT COMMUNITY THROUGH EDUCATION AND DONATIONS, PROVIDE TRAINING/INFORMATION TO LAW ENFORCEMENT PERSONNEL,AND PROVIDE COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS FOR LAW ENFORCEMENT STUDENTS.

Support library programs through funding and donation of items required to maintain library programs.

EARTH PROTECTION THE FOUNDATION CONDUCTS AND SPONSORS RESEARCH WITH A FOCUS ON CO2 EMISSION-FREE ENERGY SOURCES AND INFRASTRUCTURE SYSTEMS. THE FOUNDATION PARTICIPATES IN, PRESENTS AT, AND HAS PAPERS PUBLISHED IN, THE PROCEEDINGS OF REGIONAL, NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL ENERGY CONFERENCES, GENERALLY ON THE TOPIC OF ALTERNATIVES TO ELECTRICITY FOR TRANSMISSION, STORAGE, AND INTEGRATION OF STRANDED RENEWABLES-SOURCE ENERGY, BOTH CENTRALIZED AND DISTRIBUTED. THIS INCLUDES COMPLETE ENERGY SYSTEMS BASED ON HYDROGEN AND ANHYDROUS AMMONIA AS ENERGY CARRIERS, STORAGE MEDIA, AND CARBON-FREE FUELS. THE PAPERS, POSTERS, AND POWERPOINT PRESENTATIONS ARE AVAILABLE TO THE PUBLIC AT THE WEBSITE. SEE WEBSITE: WWW.LEIGHTYFOUNDATION.ORG THIS PROGRAM IS MANAGED BY WILLIAM C. LEIGHTY.

Educational nonprofit (along with public safety training and amateur sports competition.)

We provide emergency medical services to community residents and visitors. We advise, consult and treat critical medical injuries or conditions. We train people in medical response and treatment. We maintain community medical supplies/equipment.