Well Told Grants

Foundations / Environment and conservation

Foundations that fund environment and conservation in Alaska

127 private foundations gave $15.8 million for environment and conservation to organizations in Alaska in their latest year. The largest was Rasmuson Foundation, with $2.4 million in 22 grants.

Foundations ranked by environment and conservation grants to recipients in Alaska, latest year
FoundationGrantsAmountAccepts applications
Rasmuson Foundation22$2.4 millionYes
The Andrew W Mellon Foundation (New York)2$2.4 millionYes
Parks Education Foundation1$2.1 millionNo
True North Foundation (California)3$1.2 millionNo
Gordon E and Betty I Moore Foundation (California)6$714,230No
The Annenberg Foundation (Pennsylvania)3$677,000No
Novo Foundation (New York)4$650,000No
Wilburforce Foundation (Washington)8$566,000Yes
The Schmidt Family Foundation (California)1$500,000Yes
444S Foundation (Washington)6$445,000No
The Volgenau Foundation (Virginia)2$350,000No
McIntosh Foundation (District of Columbia)2$300,000No
Moccasin Lake Foundation (Delaware)1$250,000Yes
Patagoniaorg (California)10$225,000No
Walton Family Foundation Inc (Arkansas)2$210,000No
Allen Family Philanthropies (Washington)1$198,033No
Carl E Wynn Foundation (California)2$180,000Yes
The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (New Jersey)1$151,125Yes
Common Stream Inc #0745935 (Massachusetts)2$150,000No
M J Murdock Charitable Trust (Washington)3$131,000Yes
George H & Jane A Mifflin Memorial Fund (Massachusetts)5$115,000Yes
The Ford Foundation (New York)1$100,000Yes
Flock Inc (Massachusetts)1$100,000No
The David and Lucile Packard Foundation (California)1$100,000Yes
Tortuga Charitable Foundation (New Jersey)1$75,000No

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

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