Foundations that fund food and hunger in Alaska

51 private foundations gave $3.0 million for food and hunger to organizations in Alaska in their latest year. The largest was Rasmuson Foundation, with $1.1 million in 9 grants.

Foundations ranked by food and hunger grants to recipients in Alaska, latest year
Foundation	Grants	Amount	Accepts applications
Rasmuson Foundation	9	$1.1 million	Yes
M J Murdock Charitable Trust (Washington)	1	$450,000	Yes
McIntosh Foundation (District of Columbia)	1	$200,000	No
George & Stephanie Suddock Foundation (Washington)	1	$200,000	No
Newman's Own Foundation (Connecticut)	4	$175,000	No
The Wilson Family Foundation (North Carolina)	1	$100,000	No
Blue Waters Foundation (Maryland)	1	$85,000	No
Bill Stroecker Foundation	4	$79,000	No
The Grace and Mercy Foundation Inc (New York)	1	$60,000	No
Dan and Gwen Ramras Charitable Trust	3	$50,300	No
Richard L and Diane M Block Foundation (Delaware)	3	$50,000	Yes
Benito and Frances Gaguine Foundation	1	$50,000	Yes
Rural Alaska Community Action Program Foundation	2	$26,579	Yes
Chrysanta Foundation (Pennsylvania)	1	$26,397	No
Clif Family Foundation (California)	1	$25,000	Yes
Helen W Bell Charitable Foundation (Florida)	1	$25,000	No
The Sholton Foundation	1	$25,000	No
The Kroger Co Foundation (Ohio)	1	$18,000	Yes
Evenor Fund (Ohio)	1	$16,500	No
CS Fund (California)	1	$16,000	No
John C Hughes Foundation	1	$15,000	No
Twin Peaks Foundation (Delaware)	1	$15,000	No
MEWebber Foundation (Delaware)	1	$15,000	No
The Avista Foundation (Washington)	3	$14,300	Yes
Atwood Foundation Inc	1	$11,500	Yes

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

Foundations that fund food and hunger in Alaska

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