Showing 34 foundations
| # | Foundation Name | Location | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | FOUR VALLEYS COMMUNITY SCHOOL INC Four Valleys Community School, Inc. offers local residents year-round learning opportunities and community enhancing activities. FVCSI practices the three basic components of community education which are lifelong learning, community involvement, and efficient use of resources. The FVCSI office and main facility at Girdwood School is open beyond the regular school day to provide academic, recreational, health, social service, and work-preparation activities for people of all ages. | Girdwood, AK | |
| 2 | CENTRAL PENINSULA HEALTH FOUNDATION Our mission is: "To Support and Advance the Mission of Central Peninsula Hospital through Philanthropy." | Soldotna, AK | |
| 3 | KPCCC GROUP INC TO PROVIDE OCCUPANCY SERVICES FOR RELATED EXEMPT ORGANIZATION WHICH HOUSES EMERGENCY SHELTER AND GROUP HOME FOR CHILDREN PLACED OUTSIDE THEIR HOME BY ALASKA DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL SERVICES. | KENAI, AK | |
| 4 | MAT-SU SEA HAWKERS INC YOUTH FOCUSED COMMUNITY OUTREACH IS OUR MISSION. FUNDING, WITH EXCEPTION TO THE SEA HAWKER / SEAHAWKS ALASKA 12 TOUR COMMUNITY OUTREACH, IS SOLELY DIRECTED AT YOUTH NEEDS IN THE MAT-SU VALLEY. MAT-SU SEA HAWKERS SERVES AS DRIVING FORCE PROVIDING PARTICIPATION ASSISTANCE, EDUCATION, AND VOLUNTEERISM. OUR OUTREACH CHAMPIONS COMMUNITY BETTERMENT, AND PROMOTES ACTIVE LIFESTYLES AND EASILY ACCESSIBLE OPPORTUNITIES FOR DEVELOPING YOUTH HEALTH, WELLNESS, AND LEADERSHIP SKILLS. MAT-SU SEA HAWKERS STRIVES TO HELP YOUTH COMBAT AND OVERCOME CHILDHOOD OBESITY, AND PREVENT EARLY DEVELOPMENT OF INAPPROPRIATE BEHAVIORS, THROUGH HEALTHY AND EDUCATIONAL VENUES SUCH AS, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, PLAY 60 CHALLENGE, AND NO MORE MAT-SU. ALONG WITH DONATING FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE, AS NEEDED, WE DIRECT AND CHALLENGE YOUTH PARTICIPATION IN VOLUNTEERISM, COMMUNITY BASED WELLNESS PROGRAMS, AND PROMOTE ACTIVITIES THAT HELP TEAM- BUILDING AND LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT, AND ENCOURAGES HEALTHY LIVING THROUGH PROPER NUTRITION | PALMER, AK | |
| 5 | Fraternal Order of the Eagles 1971 Civic engagement | VALDEZ, AK | |
| 6 | INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF LIONS COMMUNITY SERVICE | BARROW, AK | |
| 7 | Adak Community Development Corporation The promotion and development of fisheries related resources, infrastructure and assets for the benefit of the community of Adak, Alaska. | Adak, AK | |
| 8 | UNITED HUMAN SERVICES OF SE ALASKA INC TO FACILITATE COLLABORATION OF OUR HEALTH AND SOCIAL SERVICES ORGANIZATIONS, TO ACHIEVE HEALTHY OUTCOMES FOR THE PEOPLE AND COMMUNITIES THEY SERVE. | JUNEAU, AK | |
| 9 | Get Out the Native Vote GET OUT THE NATIVE VOTE IS INTENDED TO ESTABLISH A PERMANENT, NON-PARTISAN, CIVIC ENGAGEMENT INFRASTRUCTURE FOR ALASKA NATIVES, INCREASING VOTER PARTICIPATION AND POLITICAL AWARENESS WITHIN OUR COMMUNITIES. WE STRIVE TO STRENGTHEN THE ALASKA NATIVE LEADERSHIP CAPACITY AND INVOLVEMENT AT THE TRIBAL, VILLAGE, REGIONAL, STATE AND NATIVE LEVELS; INCLUDING EMPHASIS ON YOUNG ALASKA NATIVES. | Anchorage, AK | |
| 10 | JUNEAU COMMUNITY FOUNDATION THE JUNEAU COMMUNITY FOUNDATION SERVES AS A VEHICLE FOR LONG TERM CHARITABLE GIVING BY MAINTAINING KNOWLEDGE OF THE NEEDS AND RESOURCES IN JUNEAU; CONNECTS DONORS WITH THE ORGANIZATIONS THAT WORK TO MAKE OUR COMMUNITY A BETTER PLACE; PROVIDES DONORS WITH THE ASSURANCE THEIR GIFTS WILL HAVE THE GREATEST BENEFIT WHILE REMAINING TRUE TO THEIR DESIGNATED WISHES; PARTNERS WITH PROFESSIONAL INVESTMENT AND FINANCIAL ADVISORS TO MAXIMIZE GIFT POTENTIAL AND ENHANCES PHILANTHROPY IN JUNEAU TO FUND COMMUNITY PROJECTS NOT COVERED BY EXISTING NONPROFITS. | JUNEAU, AK | |
| 11 | Kodiak Community Support Inc To support the community development programs and projects of Kodiak Area Native Association (KANA). | Kodiak, AK | |
| 12 | STAND UP ALASKA INC TO HARNESS THE POWER OF THE DIVERSE PEOPLE OF ALASKA AND THEIR COMMUNITIES TO EMPOWER AND SUPPORT TRANSFORMATIVE SOCIAL CHANGE. | ANCHORAGE, AK | |
| 13 | INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF LIONS CLUB Community Service support for food banks youth programs community events and help with vision for those in need | PALMER, AK | |
| 14 | Willow Area Community Organization Community Service | WILLOW, AK | |
| 15 | CATHOLIC SOCIAL SERVICES WE COMPASSIONATELY SERVE THE POOR AND THOSE IN NEED, STRENGTHEN INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES, AND ADVOCATE FOR SOCIAL JUSTICE. | ANCHORAGE, AK | |
| 16 | Bristol Bay Native Association Inc Bristol Bay Native Association (BBNA) was incorporated as an Alaskan nonprofit corporation in 1973. BBNA was organized for the purpose of carrying out nonprofit activities in the area of education, social services, and economic and cultural development for the Alaska Native people in the Bristol Bay region. | Dillingham, AK | |
| 17 | CHUGACHMIUT CHUGACHMIUT 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. | ANCHORAGE, AK | |
| 18 | SOUTHEAST REGIONAL RESOURCE CENTER SERRC - ALASKAS EDUCATIONAL RESOURCE CENTER PROVIDES DIRECT STUDENT SERVICES, SCHOOL AND DISTRICT SUPPORT SERVICES, AND COMMUNITY SERVICES INCLUDING ADULT EDUCATION) TO STUDENTS OF ALL AGES THROUGHOUT ALASKA. | JUNEAU, AK | |
| 19 | ANCHORAGE, AK | ||
| 20 | SITKA, AK | ||
| 21 | ANCHOR POINT, AK | ||
| 22 | KOTZEBUE, AK | ||
| 23 | Trapper Creek, AK | ||
| 24 | ST PAUL ISLE, AK | ||
| 25 | ANCHORAGE, AK | ||
| 26 | SITKA, AK | ||
| 27 | BETHEL, AK | ||
| 28 | Anchorage, AK | ||
| 29 | ANCHORAGE, AK | ||
| 30 | Fairbanks, AK | ||
| 31 | ANCHORAGE, AK | ||
| 32 | FAIRBANKS, AK | ||
| 33 | JUNEAU, AK | ||
| 34 | Nome, AK | ||
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