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1		CHUGIAK, AK
2		ANCHORAGE, AK
3		ANCHORAGE, AK
4		Anchorage, AK
5		Girdwood, AK
6		ANCHORAGE, AK
7		Ketchikan, AK
8		North Pole, AK
9		HAINES, AK
10		KETCHIKAN, AK
11		FAIRBANKS, AK
12		PALMER, AK
13		ANCHORAGE, AK
14		BARROW, AK
15		Anchorage, AK
16		NENANA, AK
17		JUNEAU, AK
18		KENAI, AK
19		BETHEL, AK
20		KENAI, AK
21		ANCHORAGE, AK
22		Anchorage, AK
23		Juneau, AK
24		FAIRBANKS, AK
25		Palmer, AK
26		KODIAK, AK
27		Anchorage, AK
28		Fairbanks, AK
29		Palmer, AK
30		Kodiak, AK
31		JUNEAU, AK
32		Anchorage, AK
33		ANCHORAGE, AK
34		ANCHORAGE, AK
35		ANCHORAGE, AK
36		DILLINGHAM, AK
37		JUNEAU, AK
38		Soldotna, AK
39		ANCHORAGE, AK
40		WASILLA, AK
41		KODIAK, AK
42		GIRDWOOD, AK
43		ANCHORAGE, AK
44		ANCHORAGE, AK
45		JUNEAU, AK
46		Anchorage, AK
47		Anchorage, AK
48		JUNEAU, AK
49		AUKE BAY, AK
50		KENAI, AK

SCHOLARSHIPS, LIN HALTERMAN $500 TO 2 PEOPLE (SCHOLARSHIPS TO FURTHER LITERARY EDU)

TO ENCOURAGE AND ASSIST QUALIFIED PERSONS IN DEVELOPING A CAREER IN THE HOSPITALITY INDUSTRY THROUGH FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE, CONTINUING EDUCATION, ON-THE-JOB TRAINING, MENTORING AND JOB PLACEMENT.

IS PART OF , INC. THE LARGEST PRIVATELY FUNDED AGENCY IN THE AMERICAS PROVIDING SHELTER AND OTHER SERVICES TO HOMELESS, RUNAWAY, AND AT-RISK YOUTH.

strives to develop healthy and prosperous communities in by acquiring, developing, and planning for the and projects necessary to bring about sustainable neighborhood revitalization and economic development.

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 provide short-term care to medically fragile and/or disable infants and children when they no longer need acute hospital care.

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.

TO PROVIDE SERVICES TO VETERANS AND MEMBERS AND SERVE OUR COMMUNITY THROUGH YOUTH ACTIVITIES, MEMORIAL SERVICES AND COMMUNITY EVENTS.

TO PROMOTE EDUCATION AND PUBLIC AWARENESS TO IDEALS AND NATIONAL PATRIOTISM, TO ASSIST VETERANS, THEIR FAMILIES AND YOUTH OF THE AREA.

THE IS ORGANIZED AND OPERATED EXCLUSIVELY FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES, INCLUDING PROMOTING SERVICES AND DEVELOPMENT WITHIN THE STATE, RAISING THE STANDARDS OF SERVICES, and FOSTERING PROFESSIONAL AND FRATERNAL RELATIONS AMONG LIBRARIANS AND OTHERS INTERESTED IN SERVICES.

TO UNITE MEMBERS IN THE BONDS OF FRATERNITY, BENEVOLENCE AND CHARITY

ASSOCIATION IS THE UNION THAT REPRESENTS AND CONDUCTS COLLECTIVE BARGAINING FOR OVER 1,400 ADMINISTRATIVE AND INSTRUCTIONAL ASD PERSONNEL.

COMMUNITY SERVICE

PROMOTING

SUPPORT COMMUNITY AND YOUTH ACTIVITIES IN THE CITY OF AND OTHER ALASKAN COMMUNITIES.

IS A FRATERNITY BASED ON FUN, FELLOWSHIP AND THE MASONIC PRINCIPLES OF BROTHERLY LOVE, RELIEF AND TRUTH.

ORGANIZATION WHICH CONTRIBUTES TO INDIVIDUALS, NEEDY FAMILIES AND YOUTH ORGANIZATIONS.

CULTURAL ENRICHMENT AND ENTERTAINMENT

PROFESSIONAL FOR FISHERY BIOLOGISTS.

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.

To seek, secure, and steward philanthropic support to build excellence at the .

Educational Charitable Social Welfare Work

PROVIDE HUMANITARIAN AID TO NEEDY PERSONS

The promotes the conservation and wise use Alaskas natural resources through broad-based education initiatives designed to provide Alaskans the skills and knowledge to enjoy the outdoors in a safe, responsible manner.

Provide scholarships to student

Higher Education Scholarships Awarded

Donation to Jackson Hole Land Trust

To support Charter School and its teachers for the betterment of the children attending the School.

Charitable, , and scientific purposes

TO FACILITATE COLLABORATION OUR HEALTH AND SOCIAL ORGANIZATIONS, TO ACHIEVE HEALTHY OUTCOMES FOR THE PEOPLE AND COMMUNITIES THEY SERVE.

Strengthen our culture of giving and improve the quality on life among the people of the region of Alaska.

THE MISSION OF IS TO CARRY ON THE LONG TRADITION OF CHARITABLE WORKS CONDUCTED BY FOUNDATIONS ACROSS THE NATION. THE ORGANIZATION COLLECTS DONATIONS WHICH ARE USED TO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS, MENTORING, AND YOUTH ACTIVITIES; ORGANIZE COMMUNITY EVENTS THAT BENEFIT THE ENVIRONMENT; AIDING SENIOR CITIZENS AND DISABLED PERSONS; AND MANY OTHER CHARITABLE OPPORTUNITIES THROUGH THE LOCAL COMMUNITY.

KACA PURSUES THE PROTECTION RIGHTS AND INTERESTS ITS MEMBERS, THEIR SOCIAL HARMONY, ITS CONSTRUCTIVE EVOLUTION, AND CULTURAL INTERCHANGE AND FRIENDSHIP ENHANCEMENT BETWEEN THE US AND KOREA AND WITHIN ALASKAN COMMUNITIES.

INUPIAT CULTURE and EDUCATION

PROGRAM PROVIDING SCHOLARSHIPS TO RESIDENTS OF THE 17 BRISTOL BAY CDQ COMMUNITIES TO ATTEND ACCREDITED COLLEGES; IN 2021, 60 INDIVIDUALS RECEIVED SCHOLARSHIPS.

PROVIDES WILDERNESS SEACH, , AND RECOVERY SERVICES THROUGH AN ALL-VOULNTEER TEAM FOR , SOUTHEAST ALASKA, ALASKA, AND NATIONALLY, IF REQUESTED. JMR SUPPORTS ITS MEMBERS THROUGH TRAININGS.

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

TO PROVIDE HUMANITARIAN SERVICE, ENCOURAGE HIGH ETHICAL STANDARDS IN ALL VOCATIONS, AND HELP BUILD GOODWILL AND PEACE THROUGHOUT THE WORLD; AND TO PROVIDE COMMUNICATION BETWEEN TO AND AMONG THE CLUBS OF THE TO HELP THEM ACHIEVE COMMON GOALS.

STRIVES TO STRENGTHEN THE MAT-SU VALLEY AREA BY BEING A CONNECTING PLACE BETWEEN THE LESS FORTUNATE AND COMPASSIONATE AS WE UNCONDITIONALLY ACCEPT, HOLISTICALLY ASSIST, AND PASSIONATELY ADVOCATE FOR OUR COMMUNITY NEIGHBORS WHO ENDURE THE CAUSES AND EFFECTS OF POVERTY.

socisl, educ. and rec activities

OPERATE A CRAFTS AND GIVE PROCEEDS TO LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS.

TO ADVOCATE FOR FAMILIES CHILDREN WITH SOCIAL/EMOTIONAL/BEHAVIORAL CHALLENGES RELATED DISABILITIES TO BE INCLUDED AS EQUAL PARTNERS WITH PROFESSIONALS IN DEVELOPING POLICIES, PROGRAMS ENSURING ADEQUATE MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES FOR ALASKAN CHILDREN .

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

THE MISSION OF , THE LOCAL AFFILIATE OF THE NATIONAL ALLIANCE ON MENTAL ILLNESS, IS TO PROVIDE ADVOCACY, EDUCATION, SUPPORT, AND PUBLIC AWARENESS SO THAT ALL INDIVIDUALS AFFECTED BY MENTAL ILLNESS CAN BUILD BETTER LIVES.

Provide economic and spiritual help to impoverished areas

SCHOLARSHIPS

EARTH PROTECTION CONDUCTS AND SPONSORS RESEARCH WITH A FOCUS ON CO2 EMISSION-FREE ENERGY SOURCES AND INFRASTRUCTURE SYSTEMS. PARTICIPATES IN, PRESENTS AT, AND HAS PAPERS PUBLISHED IN, PROCEEDINGS OF REGIONAL, NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL ENERGY CONFERENCES, GENERALLY ON 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. PAPERS, POSTERS, AND POWERPOINT PRESENTATIONS ARE AVAILABLE TO PUBLIC AT WEBSITE. SEE WEBSITE: WWW.LEIGHTYFOUNDATION.ORG THIS PROGRAM IS MANAGED BY WILLIAM C. .

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

ADVOCACY OF SUSTAINABLE MANAGEMENT POLICIES. SUPPORT RESEARCH INTO MANAGEMENT PRACTICES.EDUCATE ALL INDUSTRY PARTICIPANTS.SUPPORT OTHER ORGANIZATIONS WITH COMMON GOALS AND OBJECTIVES.

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