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Foundations that fund community development in Alaska

53 private foundations gave $7.7 million for community development to organizations in Alaska in their latest year. The largest was Rasmuson Foundation, with $4.2 million in 18 grants.

Foundations ranked by community development grants to recipients in Alaska, latest year
FoundationGrantsAmountAccepts applications
Rasmuson Foundation18$4.2 millionYes
Juneau Pioneer Home Foundation1$673,948No
George & Stephanie Suddock Foundation (Washington)2$606,250No
Margaret A Cargill Foundation (Minnesota)1$500,000No
Atwood Foundation Inc6$287,500Yes
Wells Fargo Foundation (Minnesota)6$130,000No
The Wilson Family Foundation (North Carolina)1$125,000No
The Ford Foundation (New York)1$100,000Yes
Echo Foundation (Washington)1$100,000No
Robert and Mary Jane Smith Foundation (Oregon)1$80,000Yes
The Educational Foundation of America (Maryland)1$75,000No
Richard L and Diane M Block Foundation (Delaware)6$70,250Yes
The Grace and Mercy Foundation Inc (New York)1$60,000No
Rural Alaska Community Action Program Foundation4$54,000Yes
Newman's Own Foundation (Connecticut)1$50,000No
The Freeman Foundation (New York)1$50,000Yes
McIntosh Foundation (District of Columbia)1$50,000No
Benito and Frances Gaguine Foundation1$50,000Yes
Alaska Airlines Foundation6$45,000Yes
The Usibelli Foundation15$44,310Yes
Clif Family Foundation (California)2$40,000Yes
Donald & Donna Mosites Family Foundation (Pennsylvania)1$39,600No
The Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Foundation Inc (Maryland)2$35,000No
MEWebber Foundation (Delaware)2$20,000No
The Hugh and Jane Ferguson Foundation (Washington)1$20,000Yes

Amounts count grants whose purpose or recipient matches community development, paid to recipients in Alaska. A foundation based in another state appears when it gives here.

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