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1		Wasilla, AK
2		Girdwood, AK
3		Ketchikan, AK
4		North Pole, AK
5		Glennallen, AK
6		SITKA, AK
7		JUNEAU, AK
8		ANCHORAGE, AK
9		Anchorage, AK
10		GIRDWOOD, AK
11		ANCHORAGE, AK
12		AUKE BAY, AK
13		ANCHORAGE, AK
14		Anchorage, AK
15		Delta Junction, AK
16		NORTH POLE, AK
17		JUNEAU, AK
18		Juneau, AK
19		ANCHORAGE, AK
20		BIG LAKE, AK
21		Homer, AK
22		KETCHIKAN, AK
23		ANCHORAGE, AK
24		ANCHORAGE, AK
25		Eielson AFB, AK
26		JUNEAU, AK
27		Chugiak, AK
28		Valdez, AK
29		Glennallen, AK
30		SITKA, AK
31		ANCHORAGE, AK
32		Anchorage, AK
33		SITKA, AK
34		Kodiak, AK
35		PETERSBURG, AK
36		PALMER, AK
37		Wasilla, AK
38		ANCHORAGE, AK
39		KASILOF, AK
40		WRANGELL, AK
41		ANCHORAGE, AK
42		JUNEAU, AK
43		FAIRBANKS, AK
44		Ketchikan, AK
45		Kodiak, AK
46		ANCHORAGE, AK
47		WASILLA, AK
48		WASILLA, AK
49		FAIRBANKS, AK
50		PALMER, AK

PROMOTE A CULTURALLY APPROPRIATE MULTIDISCIPLINARY RESPONSE TO CHILD

offers local residents year-round learning opportunities and enhancing activities. FVCSI practices the three basic components of education which are lifelong learning, involvement, and efficient use of resources. The FVCSI office and main facility at Girdwood is open beyond the regular day to provide academic, recreational, health, social service, and work-preparation activities for people of all ages.

TO ORGANIZE AND COORDINATE CHURCHES THE KETCHIKAN COMMUNITY TO RESPOND TO INDIVIDUAL, FAMILY, AND PROJECT NEEDS THE NAME OF CHRIST.

The primary focus of this is to fund and operate the Aurora Borealis Eyeglass Recycling and Vision Center of , Alaska; and to advance community based assistance for persons (in need) requiring eye care (eyeglasses, eye-exams, low-vision assistive devices, or more complex and expensive eye care/surgeries; all while fostering community awareness, bond and willingness to demonstrate their resilience in helping each other.

Support of veterans and the local community through charitable contributions

THE MISSION OF , . IS TO BUILD COMMUNITY IN BY PROVIDING OPPORTUNITIES IN THE , CULTURE AND RECREATION IN AN INCLUSIVE, EDUCATIONAL AND INSPIRATIONAL ENVIRONMENT.

THE CULTIVATES VIBRANT CULTURAL OPPORTUNITIES IS A LEADER IN BUILDING A STRONG, PROSPEROUS COMMUNITY WHERE CREATIVITY INNOVATION THRIVE.

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.

Provide Support to community in areas of education, civic activities, religious support, relief of poor

OPERATE A CRAFTS AND GIVE PROCEEDS TO LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS.

PROGRAM OPERATIONS FOR INITIATIVES IMPLEMENTED TO AID CHILD WELFARE AND DEVELOPMENT, INCLUDING CHARITABLE CONTRIBUTIONS OF $93,975.

RURAL NON-REGULATED UTILITY PROVIDING SERVICE TO HOONAH, KAKE, CHILKAT VALLEY, ANGOON, AND KLUKWAN IN SOUTHEAST ALASKA

MOBLIZIES PEOPLE AND RESOURCES TO ENSURE ALL ALASKA CHILDREN BEGIN SCHOOL READY TO SUCCEED. FREE, QUALITY BOOKS TO MORE THAN 18,000 CHILDREN 0-5 IN OVER 100 COMMUNITIES. PARENT EDUCATION AND COMMUNITY CAMPAIGNS ON EARLY CHILDHOOD.

Storytelling events supporting nonprofit

will have a great trail system and green spaces linking the community, enhancing the lives of residents, and attracting more vistors to enjoy our commmunity.

CONTRIBUTIONS TO NONPROFITS FOR THE BENEFIT OF RELIGIOUS BROADCASTING, HUMANITARIAN AID, AGRICULTURE, AND AID TO THE POOR.

THE MISSION OF THE IS TO END HOMELESSNESS AND TO STABILIZE LIVES AND COMMUNITY THROUGH PARTNERSHIP USING PHILOSOPHY, SPECIFICALLY TO PROVIDE AFFORDABLE, PERMANENT, SUPPORTIVE .

is a community response to homelessness. We provide shelter and case management to families experiencing a housing crisis

THE ORGANIZATION HAS BEEN FORMED AND SHALL EXIST FOR THE PRIMARY PURPOSE OF PROMOTING A HIGH DEGREE OF VOLUNTARY COMMUNITY AND PARENTAL PARTICIPATION, SUPPORT, SPONSORSHIP, AND INTEREST IN THE HIGH SCHOOL PROGRAM.

TO PROVIDE COMMUNITY SUPPORT FOR MEDICAL, CHARITABLE, EDUCATIONAL, HANDICAP AND CIVIC ASSISTANCE FOR THE LESS FORTUNATE.

WRF is an international spiritual and educational organization which honor and celebrates the diverse cultural and spiritual paths of the human famil The cultivates the universal teachings of inner peace loving compassion wisdom and understanding at the core of every culture and spiritual tradition.

IMPROVE THE HEALTH and LIVES OF COMMUNITY MEMBERS BY RAISING FUNDS and PROVIDING CHARITABLE SUPPORT.

ARTS FUNDAMENTAL SKILLS (1) SUMMER ACADEMY DAY CAMP FOR YOUTHS 5-18 (2) SEASON OF 6 PLAYS SUITABLE FOR FAMILIES AND (3) STAFF PERFORMANCES AT COMMUNITY EVENTS/FUND RAISERS.

TO CREATE AND FOSTER A SPIRIT OF UNDERSTANDING AMONG PEOPLES OF UNITED STATES OF AMERICA AND SCOTLAND. TO PROMOTE PRINCIPALS OF GOOD GOVERNMENT AND GOOD CITIZENSHIP. TO TAKE AN ACTIVE INTEREST IN CIVIC, CULTURAL, SOCIAL, AND MORAL WELFARE OF COMMUNITY. TO UNITE MEMBERS IN BONDS OF FRIENDSHIP, GOOD FELLOWSHIP, AND MUTUAL UNDERSTANDING. TO PROVIDE A FORUM FOR OPEN DISCUSSION OF ALL MATTERS OF PUBLIC INTEREST PROVIDED, HOWEVER, THAT SOCIETY MEMBERS SHALL NOT DEBATE PARTISAN POLITICS AND SECTARIAN RELIGION. TO ENCOURAGE SERVICE-MINDED MEN AND WOMEN TO SERVE THEIR COMMUNITY WITHOUT PERSONAL FINANCIAL REWARD, AND TO ENCOURAGE EFFICIENCY AND PROMOTE HIGH ETHICAL STANDARDS IN COMMERCE, INDUSTRY, PROFESSIONS, PUBLIC WORKS, AND PRIVATE ENDEAVORS.

Operation is a non-profit organization with a primary mission to enhance the morale, welfare, and health of personnel and their families during emergencies or financial hardships. provides several programs during the year to the AFB community. During 2016 we provided 220 Thanksgiving meals to less fortunate families and with the help of the community our Angel Tree will once again provide Christmas gifts for nearly 300 children. We also provide monetary grants for; travel, gas, groceries and heating fuel, to assist community members who encounter personal or family emergencies.

TO PRESERVE THE CULTURE, LANGUAGE, AND CUSTOMS OF THE NATIVE PEOPLE OF SOUTHEAST ALASKA

Educating and organizing the Chugiak-Eagle River community to build, maintain and ride sustainable trails.

To affect real and sustainable change in the health and of residents of Valdez, Alaska, SWAN partners with the community to raise awareness, educate and deliver programming that is centered around individual community well-being.

We provide medical 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.

SEEKS TO TEACH AND INSPIRE PROMISING YOUNG PEOPLE TO CREATE VIRTUOUS CHANGE IN THE WORLD AND IN THEIR OWN LIVES. IT AIMS TO ACCOMPLISH THIS MISSION BY PROVIDING A RIGOROUS AND CHALLENGING ACADEMIC CURRICULUM MARKED BY EXCEPTIONAL PEDAGOGY AND FACULTY ENGAGEMENT; BY IMPARTING THE VALUE OF LABOR AND SERVICE TO A DIVERSE STUDENT BODY ENTRUSTED WITH BROAD POWERS OF SELF-GOVERNANCE; BY CULTIVATING LOVE FOR COMMUNITY AND RESPECT FOR NATURE WITHIN THE SETTING OF SITKA, ALASKA; BY FOSTERING CREATIVITY, CURIOSITY, HONESTY, GENEROSITY, RESILIENCE, SELF-RELIANCE, AND GOOD HUMOR; AND BY ACCOMPANYING STUDENTS IN THEIR SEARCH FOR SELF-UNDERSTANDING AND MORAL WORTH.

Honored to partner with our community to help out children and their families become strong and healthy.

To benefit the community of Anchorage, Alaska by raising funds for ten different 501(c)(3) charitable non-profit organization through the use of hospitality.

TO BUILD AND MANAGE AN FOR ALASKA SOUTHEAST, INC.

To the development programs and projects of Area Native Association (KANA).

s mission is to provide connection, advocacy and support gaining access to basic needs to people experiencing housing insecurity as well as community education on the importance of accessibility to basic needs.

Community Service support for food banks youth programs community events and help with vision for those in need

CFD is a organization which seeks to share Christs joy, hope and fellowship with the community by sharing a meal every year on Day, for any and all in our community without discrimination in a manner which gives dignity to all.

was formed to empower, uplift, and inspire women who wish to increase public awareness of relevant issues and causes that impact our community through any lawful activities.

COMMUNITY EDUCATION- RACING

MEDICAL EXPENSES - FUNDS CHILDREN WITH LIFE THREATENING MEDICAL EXPENSES

THE ENGAGED IN EXPLORING A HOMELESSNESS INITIATIVE AND CONTRACTORS WERE HIRED TO ASSIST WITH STRATEGIC, PROGRAM, FINANCIAL, AND INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENTS. VARIOUS TELECONFERENCES, PANELS, AND GATHERINGS OF GRANTEES AND BUSINESS LEADERS WERE HOSTED TO BRING TOGETHER EXPERTS FROM DIFFERING CULTURES, LOCATIONS AND ORGANIZATIONS TO SUPPORT THE EFFORTS TO END HOMELESSNESS IN ALASKA.

TO BE THE VOICE THE BUSINESS COMMUNITY AND CHAMPION ISSUES IMPORTANCE. ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP FUNDRAISING DINNER, GOVERNORS FAMILY PICNIC, WEEKLY LUNCHES WITH PROGRAMS RELEVANT TO THE BUSINESS COMMUNITY TO ENSURE A HEALTHY ENVIRONMENT IN WHICH TO DO BUSINESS.

A FRATERNAL AND SERVICE ORGANIZATION OF MEN AND WOMEN, DEDICATED TO CARE FOR YOUNG AND OLD, BRINGING COMMUNITIES TOGETHER, AND CELEBRATING LIFE. THE ORGANIZATION UNITES ITS MEMBERS IN THE BONDS OF FRATERNITY, BENEVOLENCE, AND CHARITY. THIS IS ACCOMPLISHED THROUGH YEAR-ROUND SCHEDULE OF SOCIAL AND RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES FOR APPROXIMATELY 1,000 MEMBERS AND THE COMMUNITY AS A WHOLE.

To further Mooseheart School, Moosehaven Retirement Community, and to be active in helping our community

RURAL COOPERATIVE, PROVIDES GENERATION, TRANSMISSION, DISTRIBUTION, AND SALES OF ELECTRICITY TO APPROXIMATELY 6,000 METERS.

OUR MISSION IS TO PROVIDE OUTSTANDING EDUCATION AND TRAINING TO STUDENTS AS WELL AS COUNSELING AND CONSULTING SERVICES TO THE COMMUNITY.

PROVIDE SUPPORT FOR AND COMMUNITY GROUPS

THE PRIMARY EXEMPT PURPOSE IS THE PROVISION OF MEDICAL SERVICES TO AREA RESIDENTS THROUGH A PARTNERSHIP WITH THE MAT-SU MEDICAL CENTER AND GRANTS TO COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS.

TO ASSIST IN IMPROVING THE LIVES OF PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES AND THEIR FAMILIES BY PROVIDING QUALITY DIAGNOSTIC, THERAPEUTIC, EDUCATIONAL, AND REFERRAL SERVICES IN CONJUNCTION WITH OTHER COMMUNITY PROVIDERS WITHOUT REGARD TO THE ABILITY TO PAY.

TO PROVIDE THE FACILITIES AND ACTIVITIES FOR AN AGRICULTURAL AND EDUCATIONAL .

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