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Foundations that fund human services in Alaska

51 private foundations gave $2.3 million for human services to organizations in Alaska in their latest year. The largest was Rasmuson Foundation, with $641,740 in 24 grants.

Foundations ranked by human services grants to recipients in Alaska, latest year
FoundationGrantsAmountAccepts applications
Rasmuson Foundation24$641,740Yes
M J Murdock Charitable Trust (Washington)2$193,000Yes
Mulago Foundation (New York)1$150,000No
Richard L and Diane M Block Foundation (Delaware)5$145,000Yes
Margaret A Cargill Foundation (Minnesota)1$125,000No
Harnish Foundation (Washington)1$100,000No
Annie E Casey Foundation Inc (Maryland)1$100,000No
Echo Foundation (Washington)1$100,000No
Bill Stroecker Foundation2$84,000No
The Usibelli Foundation22$80,745Yes
Robert and Mary Jane Smith Foundation (Oregon)1$80,000Yes
Wells Fargo Foundation (Minnesota)3$75,000No
Exxonmobil Foundation (Texas)1$67,500No
The Sholton Foundation2$50,000No
The Richard M Schulze Family Foundation (Minnesota)8$40,000Yes
The Carr Foundation Inc3$35,000No
The Avista Foundation (Washington)2$33,250Yes
The Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Foundation Inc (Maryland)1$25,000No
Atwood Foundation Inc2$25,000Yes
MEWebber Foundation (Delaware)2$20,000No
Dan and Gwen Ramras Charitable Trust2$15,300No
Alaska Airlines Foundation2$15,000Yes
Gillam Foundation1$14,409No
Jim and Vicki Jansen Foundation4$10,570No
Rural Alaska Community Action Program Foundation1$10,000Yes

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

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