ACLT Launching Commercial Kitchen Incubator with $300,000 from KeyBank
A grant from KeyBank helps Anchorage Community Land Trust develop a shared commercial kitchen slated to open next year in the Mountain View neighborhood.
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GCI Donates $10,000 to Unalaska Women’s Shelter and Food Bank
The facility serves as a safe space for women and children impacted by domestic violence, sexual assault, and other crimes.
Alaska USA Foundation Donates $92,500 to Local Nonprofits in Alaska and Arizona
“The Alaska USA Foundation is proud of the impact we can have on local nonprofit organizations in our communities,” says Dan McCue, Executive Director of the Alaska USA Foundation.
Iḷisaġvik College Receives Donation to Improve Internet Connectivity
The donation provides increased bandwidth for Alaska’s only tribal college and will significantly expand Iḷisaġvik’s internet speed and capacity.
Alaska USA Donates to Nonprofit Providing Support to Military and Veterans
The funds will be divided in Alaska, Arizona, California, and Washington so Operation Homefront can continue to be the provider of choice for military families needing short-term relief, long-term resiliency and recurring family support programs and services.
Alaska USA Provides Needed Office Space and Financial Support to United Way
Along with the office space, Alaska USA presented United Way of Anchorage with $42,000. The funds were comprised of employee donations and a generous corporate match contribution.
GCI Commits $500,000 to Support UAF’s New Alaska Esports Center
Through a 10-year, $500,000 commitment by GCI, UAF students at the new Alaska Esports Center will have access to lightning-fast 1 GIG internet speed.
KeyBank Announces $40 Billion Investment in Communities
The investments will continue focus on economic access and equity for underserved communities and populations.
Alaska USA Donates to Local Nonprofit Providing Inclusion through Sports
Alaska USA has donated $20,000 to Special Olympics Alaska.
McKinley Donates $15,000 to Sealaska Heritage Arts Campus
The contribution includes $10,000 in in-kind research services, which SHI routinely uses to measure and evaluate its programs.