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Foundations that fund youth programs in Alaska

87 private foundations gave $7.4 million for youth programs to organizations in Alaska in their latest year. The largest was Rasmuson Foundation, with $2.1 million in 33 grants.

Foundations ranked by youth programs grants to recipients in Alaska, latest year
FoundationGrantsAmountAccepts applications
Rasmuson Foundation33$2.1 millionYes
M J Murdock Charitable Trust (Washington)6$785,336Yes
Tosa Foundation (California)1$500,000No
Boy Scouts Ak Rasmuson Endowment (Missouri)2$444,999No
WK Kellogg Foundation (Michigan)1$300,000Yes
Atwood Foundation Inc19$278,000Yes
Doris Duke Charitable Foundation Inc (New York)1$250,000Yes
Charles Stewart Mott Foundation (Michigan)1$210,000No
Newman's Own Foundation (Connecticut)4$175,000No
Annie E Casey Foundation Inc (Maryland)2$160,000No
Richard L and Diane M Block Foundation (Delaware)9$155,250Yes
George & Stephanie Suddock Foundation (Washington)1$150,000No
Salamatof Foundation Inc1$131,675No
Pritzker Family Foundation (Illinois)1$128,000No
Margaret A Cargill Foundation (Minnesota)1$125,000No
Daily Service Foundation Inc (Delaware)2$110,000No
Benito and Frances Gaguine Foundation2$110,000Yes
The Aleut Foundation97$101,864No
The Ford Foundation (New York)1$100,000Yes
Harnish Foundation (Washington)1$100,000No
Common Stream Inc #0745935 (Massachusetts)1$90,000No
Ellsworth Foundation4$88,500No
Marcho Family Foundation Inc (Pennsylvania)1$50,000Yes
The Carr Foundation Inc5$50,000No
John C Hughes Foundation3$43,000No

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

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