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151		NOME, AK
152		ANCHORAGE, AK
153		Homer, AK
154		Anchorage, AK
155		ANCHORAGE, AK
156		NOME, AK
157		KING SALMON, AK
158		JUNEAU, AK
159		ANCHORAGE, AK
160		SITKA, AK
161		DENALI PARK, AK
162		COPPER CENTER, AK
163		JUNEAU, AK
164		FAIRBANKS, AK
165		ANCHORAGE, AK
166		FAIRBANKS, AK
167		JUNEAU, AK
168		JUNEAU, AK
169		ANCHORAGE, AK
170		ANCHORAGE, AK
171		SITKA, AK
172		PALMER, AK
173		FAIRBANKS, AK
174		Anchorage, AK
175		Juneau, AK
176		ANCHORAGE, AK
177		Anchorage, AK
178		JUNEAU, AK
179		Nenana, AK
180		Soldotna, AK
181		PALMER, AK
182		AUKE BAY, AK
183		Anchorage, AK
184		Anchorage, AK
185		ANCHORAGE, AK
186		JUNEAU, AK
187		VALDEZ, AK
188		ANCHORAGE, AK
189		SITKA, AK
190		WRANGELL, AK
191		Anchorage, AK
192		Valdez, AK
193		NENANA, AK
194		Anchorage, AK
195		KENAI, AK
196		Soldotna, AK
197		Anchorage, AK
198		HOMER, AK
199		ANCHORAGE, AK
200		Girdwood, AK

COMMITMENT TO PROVIDING THE PEOPLE OF REGION WITH THE HIGHEST QUALITY CARE POSSIBLE.

THE CONNECTS ALAKSANS THROUGH STORIES, IDEAS, AND EXPERIENCES THAT POSITIVELY CHANGE LIVES AND STRENGTHEN COMMUNITIES.

To carry on Fraternal activities under the system, the net income of which is used exclusively for benevolent and charitable purposes.

To provide comprehensive behavioral health services including mental health, rehabilitative, clinical and prevention services to Alaskans, through the operation of substance use disorder residential and outpatient treatment programs, mental health clinical outpatient treatment as well as prevention programs.

IS THE TRIBAL CONSORTIUM CREATED TO PROMOTE SELF-DETERMINATION TO THE SEVEN NATIVE COMMUNITIES OF THE CHUGACH REGION. WE PROVIDE HEALTH AND SOCIAL SERVICES, EDUCATION AND TRAINING, AND TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TO THE CHUGACH NATIVE PEOPLE IN A WAY WHICH IS ACCEPTABLE TO THE NATIVE CULTURAL VALUES AND TRADITIONS IN ORDER TO ENHANCE THE WELL-BEING OF OUR PEOPLE BY CONTINUING TO STRENGTHEN THE TRIBES AND INCREASE SELF- DETERMINATION OPPORTUNITIES FOR COMMUNITY OPERATED TRIBAL PROGRAMS.

PROMOTE THE SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC WELFARE OF MEMBERS OF IRAS AND TRADITIONAL COUNCILS

THE PROVIDES TELECOMMUNICATIONS SERVICES TO ITS MEMBERS.

NATIVE PEOPLE WORKING IN PARTNERSHIP TO PROVIDE THE BEST HEALTHCARE FOR OUR COMMUNITIES.

SREMSC IS A DEVOTED TEAM WORKING FOR ALL THE PEOPLE OF EMS, HELPING THEM PROVIDE THE BEST IN PATIENT CARE, INTEGRATING THEM INTO THE HEALTH CARE TEAM, AND ENSURING THEIR COMMITMENT AND VALUE ARE RECOGNIZED. WE PROMOTE GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT OF COMMUNITY EMS. WE PROMOTE EXCELLENCE IN PATIENT CARE, QUALITY MANAGEMENT, INJURY PREVENTION, PROFESSIONALISM AND VALUE THE VOLUNTEER AND PAID PROVIDERS OF CARE.

SERVICES FOR CHILDREN AGES YEARS.

Conservation education and advocacy at National Park.

PromoteCommunityWelfare

TO ENHANCE PRODUCTION OF HARVESTABLE SALMON STOCK IN THE JUNEAU AREA THROUGH OPERATION OF TWO FISH HATCHERIES.

TO PRESERVE AND PROMOTE TRAPPING THROUGH TRAPPER EDUCATION AND PUBLIC AWARENESS.

TO ORGANIZE LABOR, SECURE BETTER WAGES, HOURS, BENEFITS AND WORKING CONDITIONS FOR .

PROVIDE PROTECTION EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES

TO PROVIDE SUPPORTIVE SERVICES TO VICTIMS OF DOMESTIC AND SEXUAL VIOLENCE, AND TO PROVIDE PREVENTION AND EDUCATION ABOUT DOMESTIC AND SEXUAL VIOLENCE.

PROVIDES CHEMICAL DEPENDENCY TREATMENT, TRANSITIONAL HOUSING, AND COMMUNITY CORRECTIONAL TO SOUTHEAST ALASKA.

PROMOTE INTEREST IN FIELDS OF PUBLIC SERVICE and EDUCATION

TO PROMOTE AND DEFEND THE GENERAL WELFARE OF THE ACTIVE MEMBERS OF THE ; TO FURNISH ITS ACTIVE MEMBERS WITH INFORMATION UPON ALL SUBJECTS RELATING TO TELECOMMUNICATIONS; TO ADVOCATE FOR UNIFORMITY AND EFFICIENCY IN ACCOUNTING, OPERATING, MAINTENANCE, AND CONSTRUCTION FOR SUPPORTING THE CONTINUANCE OF TELECOMMUNICATION SERVICES TO THE PUBLIC; TO ADVOCATE ON BEHALF OF ITS ACTIVE MEMBERS BEFORE REGULATORY AND LEGISLATIVE BODIES; AND TO ENGAGE IN THOSE PRACTICES GENERALLY RECOGNIZED AS BEING LEGAL AND PROPER FOR TRADE ASSOCIATIONS.

TO MANAGE WITH USE OF NET RENT PROCEEDS PASSED ONTO A RELATED EXEMPT ORGANIZATION TO FUND COMMUNITY SERVICES.

TO PROMOTE AMATEUR IN THE MATANUSKA and SUSITNA VALLEYS.

TO REDUCE THE HUMAN AND ECONOMIC COSTS OF ACCIDENTS AND ILLNESSES THROUGH CONTINUAL IMPROVEMENT OF EMERGENCY CARE AND EDUCATION.

believes no one deserves to be hungry We are dedicated to eliminating hunger in

Inc (ACSA) is a nonprofit organization that is organized to unite all in in the promotion the continuous improvement education, to eleate the professional and ethical standards the members the , to promote the educationatl and social advancements its members, and to carry out any other lawful purposes, which the board directors the ACSA may consider appropriate for the ACSA.

PROMOTE SCIENTIFIC STATE OF MANAGEMENT OF FISH AND WILDLIFE AND PROMOTE EQUAL OPPORTUNITIES FOR USES BY ALL ALASKANS THROUGH EDUCATION, REGULATORY AND LEGISLATIVE PROCESSES, EMPLOYING LOBBYING EFFORTS WHERE NECESSARY.

To promote the and well being of school children, protecting and promoting the welfare and economic viability of the teachers in the district, and providing a unified voice with which teachers may express their opinions before the Board of and other legal authorities.

PROVIDE THE OPPORTUNITY FOR YOUTH TO TRAIN AND COMPETE IN THE SPORT OF SWIMMING.

Provide Meals access and supportive services for senior citizens.

We are a community initiated and community nurtured organization dedicated to promoting wellness and providing high quality health care that ensures the confidence and loyalty of our patients. We strive to improve individual and community health and achieve national standards of excellence.

PRIMARY MISSION IS TO PROMOTE HONOR, DIGNITY, SECURITY, AND INDEPENDENCE FOR OLDER ALASKANS AND TO ASSIST THEM IN MAINTAINING MEANINGFUL QUALITY LIVES.

TO OPERATE AND SUPPORT AND CHEERLEADING IN , ALASKA.

improves the lives of people with disabilities by providing sports, therapeutic recreational opportunities.

SCHOLARSHIPS WERE AWARDED AND PAID.

BELIEVING THAT FREE PUBLIC LIBRARIES ARE ESSENTIAL TO OUR COMMUNITY, THE WORKS TO PROMOTE, FUND AND SUPPORT THE LONG- TERM VITALITY OF THE PUBLIC .

TO PROTECT, PERPETUATE, AND ENHANCE THE CULTURAL, SOCIAL, POLITICAL AND ECONOMIC TRADITIONS FOR THE TLINGIT, HAIDA AND TSIMSHIAN TRIBES OF SOUTHEAST ALASKA NATIVES.

TO SERVE AS COMMUNITY SUPPORT FOR THE SENIORS BY ENHANCING THEIR QUALITY OF LIFE THROUGH CARE AND SERVICES

TO PROVIDE MEMBER SERVICES TO 20 MEMBER LODGES, ASSIST OTHER LODGES IN NORTH SOUTH AMERICA AS WELL AS INDIVIDUAL MASONS AFFILIATED BODIES. PROVIDE GUIDANCE EDUCATION AS REQUIRED PROMOTE FRATERNAL RELATIONS WORLD WIDE.

THE ORGANIZATION SUPPORTS THE INC. THIS ORGANIZATION FUNDS A SERIES OF CHAMBER PERFORMANCES THROUGHOUT ALASKA.

PROMOTE THE CITY and BOROUGH THROUGH COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES SUCH AS THE SALMON DERBY and THE 4TH JULY CELEBRATION

Early childhood and its support and advocacy

To provide educational, economic, health and social assistance to Alaska Natives and Americans residing in the , Alaska service area.

RELIGIOUS RADIO MINISTRY: AM and FM RADIO NETWORK CONSISTING OF RADIO STATIONS KYKD, KAGV, KIAM, KIAM-FM, AND 21 TRANSLATORS THROUGHOUT RURAL ALASKA.

To promote healthy lifestyles through and walking.

SERVICE AREA MEMBERS, FOSTER RELATIONSHIPS AND PROVIDE EDUCATION WITHIN THE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY.

To promote agriculture in

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THE FOSTERS RESPONSIBLE INTERACTION WITH OUR NATURAL SURROUNDINGS AND GENERATES KNOWLEDGE OF THE UNIQUE MARINE AND ECOSYSTEMS OF KACHEMAK BAY.

THE MISSION OF THE ANCHORAGE SENIOR ACTIVITY IS TO ENHANCE THE QUALITY OF LIFE OF ALASKANS BY PROMOTING FITNESS, HEALTH AND WELLNESS, AND SOCIAL INTERACTION.

We successfully operate a high quality early learning center for children ages 1 year to pre-kindergarten age. We serve approximately 35 families from our local community and operate 5 days a week, 52 weeks a year, excluding major holidays.

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