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101		Anchorage, AK
102		KENAI, AK
103		Trapper Creek, AK
104		JUNEAU, AK
105		PETERSBURG, AK
106		JUNEAU, AK
107		Port Alsworth, AK
108		Cordova, AK
109		Kenai, AK
110		FAIRBANKS, AK
111		SITKA, AK
112		NOME, AK
113		Anchorage, AK
114		Wasilla, AK
115		Anchorage, AK
116		ST PAUL ISLE, AK
117		ANCHORAGE, AK
118		Juneau, AK
119		JUNEAU, AK
120		ANCHORAGE, AK
121		BETHEL, AK
122		PETERSBURG, AK
123		Eagle River, AK
124		JUNEAU, AK
125		Anchorage, AK
126		Klawock, AK
127		DELTA JUNCTION, AK
128		ANCHORAGE, AK
129		Anchorage, AK
130		JUNEAU, AK
131		EAGLE RIVER, AK
132		ANCHORAGE, AK
133		Palmer, AK
134		ANCHORAGE, AK
135		DILLINGHAM, AK
136		ANCHORAGE, AK
137		NINILCHIK, AK
138		Fairbanks, AK
139		WASILLA, AK
140		HOMER, AK
141		Wasilla, AK
142		FAIRBANKS, AK
143		Fairbanks, AK
144		Eagle River, AK
145		ANCHORAGE, AK
146		EAGLE RIVER, AK
147		SOLDOTNA, AK
148		KOTZEBUE, AK
149		FAIRBANKS, AK
150		PORT ALSWORTH, AK

Professional business service organization that does charitable work, donates to the community and promotes business ethics education.

PROMOTE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT, JOB GROWTH EDUCATION FOR THE CITY . PROMOTION THE MEMBERSHIP THE KCCVC THE CITY THROUGH DESTINATION MARKETING, SUPPORTING ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT THE THROUGH THE VISITOR INDUSTRY, SERVING AS THE PROFESSIONAL FACILITY MANAGER THE CULTUARAL CENTER PROMOTION THE HISTORY, ARTS CULTURE ALASKA.

Provide to the

WORKING ON BEHALF NEEDS AND RIGHTS YOUNG CHILDREN IN SOUTHEAST ALASKA THROUGH SUPPORT PARENTS, EARLY LEARNING PROGRAMS, AND COMMUNITY COLLABORATIONS.

PROMOTE THE COMMUNITY ALASKA.HOST CONFERENCES AND PROVIDE BUSINESS SUPPORT SERVICES. OPERATE A LOCAL VISITORS INFORMATION CENTER, COORDINATE PUBLICATION VISITORS GUIDE,ADVERTISE TO PROMOTE THE LOCAL COMMUNITY.

MAINTAIN AND OPERATE AN LODGE UNDER AUSPICES NATIONAL GRAND AERIE FOR APPROXIMATELY 275 MEMBERS AND TO BE ABLE TO DONATE FUNDS TO QUALIFIED CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS.

Provision of electricity to members in rural Alaska.

To advance community resilience the understanding sustainable use of ecosystems.

To provide support for the development,operation and enhancement of the citizen program in Alaska.

TO PROMOTE ARTISTIC AND EDUCATIONAL ENDEAVORS USING , TO ENHANCE AND PROMOTE INTERNATIONAL FRIENDSHIPS THROUGH CULTURAL AND ARTISTIC EXCHANGE, TO PRESERVE AND DISPLAY ALL CULTURES IN ELEGANT EXHIBITIONS, TO PROMOTE ALASKA AND TO ENCOURAGE WINTER TOURISM AND OTHER ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITIES.

PROVIDE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO COMMUNITY MEMBERS AND ORGANIZATIONS FOR CONTINUING EDUCATION.

Foundations Mission is to enrich the lives of our people and strengthen self-sufficiency by supporting educational goals cultural heritage and traditional values

The provides grants and scholarships to benefit the community

PROVIDE SERVICES AND SUPPORT FOR VETERANS, THEIR FAMILIES AND THE COMMUNITY

To provide support for and encourage shareholders to pursue educational opportunities and to promote and preserve cultural heritage. In 2021 the organization provided scholarships to 211 students and 15 grants for cultural heritage, place names, and partnership activities.

TO REPRESENT THE ST PAUL ISLAND COMMUNITY IN THE COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DEVELOPMENT QUOTA (CDQ) PROGRAM ESTABLISHED BY THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT IN 1992.

YDFDA IS A NOT-FOR-PROFIT CORPORATION ORGANIZED TO REPRESENT THE REGION IN THE COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT QUOTA PROGRAM TO SUPPORT THE FISHING INDUSTRY.

Economic Development and Financial Assistance for the benefit of various southwestern Alaska Villages.

SAIL) . IS A FEDERAL AND STATE RECOGNIZED AND AGING AND DISABILITY RESOURCE CENTER WHOSE MISSION IS TO "INSPIRE PERSONAL INDEPENDENCE" BY PROVIDING AND PROMOTING OPTIONS FOR ALASKANS TO LIVE AS ACTIVE, PRODUCTIVE, AND INVOLVED CITIZENS IN THEIR COMMUNITY OF CHOICE

PROMOTING THROUGH CULTURALLY- BASED ADVOCACY, PREVENTION, AND INTERVENTION INITIATIVES TO RESTORE DIGNITY, RESPECT, AND HUMANITY TO ALL NATIVES.

PHILANTHROPY - LEADERSHIP, CAPACITY BUILDING, FUND DEVELOPMENT AND GRANTMAKING.

TO SERVE MEMBERS OF THE COMMUNITY OF THROUGH PROFESSIONALISM AND LEADERSHIP THEREBY ENHANCING , EMERGENCY MEDICAL, AND SEARCH AND RESCUE SERVICES IN THE CITY OF . IN ADDITION, THE ASSOCIATION SHALL SERVE TO PROMOTE GOOD WILL IN THE COMMUNITY AND ALASKA

The , a non-profit organization, is dedicated to improving the quality of life and to address emerging needs in the community of Chugiak/Eagle , Alaska by providing grants and scholarships from a permanent endowment.

SUPPORT ADOLESCENT AND ELEMENTARY AGE MONTESSORI PROGRAMS WITHIN THE SCHOOL DISTRICT AND COMMUNITY.

organization makes grants to community organizations to further their charitable activities and awards academic scholarships to individuals based on certain criteria.

THE PROVIDES GRANTS TO INDIVIDUALS FOR CANCER TREATMENT AND TRAVEL EXPENSES - EIGHT INDIVIDUALS WERE PROVIDED GRANTS.

EDUCATE THE PUBLIC AND PROVIDE EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE TO THE COMMUNITY.

THE PURPOSE OF THE IS TO PROMOTE EDUCATION AND TO PRESERVE THE INUPIAT CULTURE. SCHOLARSHIPS ARE LIMITED TO NATIVES OF THE POINT HOPE REGION AND THEIR DESCENDANTS. INDIVIDUALS APPLYING FOR AN ACADEMIC SCHOLARSHIP MUST MAINTAIN A 2.0 GRADE POINT AVERAGE AND PROVIDE PROOF OF TRANSCRIPT.

To operate an engagement center which provides peer support, resources and directed programs to help consumers, homeless persons and those recovering from substance abuse.

TO ENTERTAIN, TO EXPAND THE AWARENESS AND KNOWLEDGE OF AUDIENCES, BY PRODUCING HIGH QUALITY PERFORMANCES OF A WIDE VARIETY OF OPERAS AND CONCERTS, INCLUDING CREATING NEW WORKS FOR THE REPERTOIRE AND SHOWCASING MEDIEVAL THROUGH EARLY BAROQUE MUSIC.

EDUCATIONAL, CHARITABLE AND CIVIC ASSISTANCE TO THE EAGLE RIVER COMMUNITY.

TO PROMOTE THROUGHOUT TO SUPPORT ADVANCE THE ACTIVITIES OF THE STATE COUNCIL ON THE .

PROMOTE SAFETY AND EDUCATION IN OPERATION OF MOTORCYCLES

WE BELIEVE EVERYONE HAS A RIGHT TO CLEAN AIR, CLEAN WATER, AND TOXIC-FREE FOOD. DRIVEN BY A CORE BELIEF IN ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE, ACAT EMPOWERS COMMUNITIES TO ELIMINATE EXPOSURE TO THROUGH COLLABORATIVE RESEARCH, SHARED SCIENCE, EDUCATION, ORGANIZING, AND ADVOCACY.

UTILITY SERVICE COOPERATIVE

COMMUNITY SERVICE

THE PROVIDES LOCAL SUPPORT FOR THE VETERANS IN THE COMMUNITY. THEY PROVIDE A SAFE AND COMFORTABLE ENVIRONMENT ALONG WITH ACTIVITIES, MEALS AND ENTERTAINMENT. THEY VOLUNTEER TO HELP THE LOCAL COMMUNITY WITH EMERGENCY SERVICES, SCHOLARSHIPS TO LOCAL GRADUATING SENIORS; THEY ALSO PROVIDE THE COLOR GUARD FOR LOCAL CEREMONIES. FACILITIES ARE USED FOR FUNDRAISING FOR THE COMMUNITY. SUPPORT GROUPS FOR VETERANS AND THEIR FAMILIES. PROVIDE FAMILY ACTIVITIES DURING HOLIDAYS. RIGHT NOW THEY ARE PREPARING 48 DOZEN EGGS FOR THE EASTER EGG HUNT FOR THE COMMUNITY. PROVIDE CHRISTMAS and THANKSGIVING FOOD BASKETS FOR COMMUNITY MEMBERS IN NEED.

The mission is to provide service to others, promote integrity, and advance world understanding, goodwill, and peace through its fellowship of business, professional, and community leaders.

To support and enhance the services and programs of the and to promote its use and enjoyment by people in the greater community.

THE MISSION THE PRATT MUSEUM IS TO STRENGTHEN RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN PEOPLE AND PLACE THROUGH STORIES RELEVANT TO KATCHEMAK BAY. OUR VISION IS THAT ALL STORIES ARE ACKNOWLEDGED AS RELEVANT TO AN INTERDEPENDENT COMMUNITY PEOPLE AND PLACE. THE PRATT MUSEUM FULFILLS ITS MISSION BY FACILITATING ENGAGEMENT BETWEEN COMMUNITY MEMBERS AND STRENGTHENING UNDERSTANDINGS OUR SHARED PLACE. THROUGH THESE ACTIVITIES, THE UNIQUE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE PEOPLE AND PLACES KACHEMAK BAY WILL BE SUSTAINED FAR INTO THE FUTURE.

PROVIDE SUPPORT FOR VETERANS AND PERFORM COMMUNITY OUTREACH FOR VETERANS

PROMOTION AND PRESERVATION OF THE .

Lead community in developing financial resources and volunteers needed to grow philanthropy in and advance common good through education, income and health.

Hold and invest monies appropriated by the Congress of the United States as compensation for community losses sustained in the Aleutian and Pribiloff Island villages as a result of forced evacuation of those villages during World War II. Provides distributions to qualifying elders and scholarships to qualifying students.

GRANTS IN ACCORDANCE WITH DIRECTIVES TO ENABLE QUALIFYING INDIVIDUALS TO PURSUE EDUCATION AND ORGANIZATIONS SERVINGS UNDERSERVED POPULATIONS TO SECURE EDUCATION.

CONTRIBUTION TO CIVIC, EDUCATIONAL AND MEDICAL NEEDS OF MEMBERS OF THE COMMUNITY

COLLECTION AND DISTRIBUTION OF TO THE HUNGRY BY DIRECT DISTRIBUTION TO INDIVIDUALS AND OTHER NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS. THE ALSO OPERATES AN ONSITE SOUP KITCHEN.

CAMP SIVUNIIGVIK AND OTHER PROGRAMS TO PRESERVE AND ENHANCE THE LANGUAGE AND CULTURE OF THE INUPIAT PEOPLE

PROVIDE LOW-COST COMMUNITY CENTERS TO SUPPORTING AGENCIES AND ORGANIZATIONS THAT EMPOWER FAMILIES AND IMPROVE THEIR QUALITY OF LIFE

PROVIDE COMMUNITY WELFARE, DEVELOPMENT, MAINTENANCE AND OPERATION OF COMMUNITY FACILITIES.

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