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The Dome: For many in Anchorage, this large walking, running playland has become an essential part of life. We helped repair it after a devastating collapse.
Read MoreNote: We have temporarily paused grantmaking. Until mid-2024, Tier 2 and PRI proposals that already have been received will be considered and decided on by December 2023. No new proposals will be accepted until mid-2024. Learn more here.
Program-related investments, or PRIs, refer to a collection of financial instruments that can support a charitable project or activity. Usually structured as loans, PRIs also can be equity investments, linked deposits or loan guarantees.
To achieve these charitable outcomes, the Foundation uses PRIs to increase availability of credit and capital to nonprofits, nonprofit intermediaries, banks, community development financial institutions, and small-business developers.
The Foundation avoids PRI projects that are bankable through traditional venues; could weaken the borrower; that seek debt reduction associated with a current loan; or that support high-risk business ventures not consistent with the Foundation’s core charitable interests.
If you believe your project might be eligible, please complete an inquiry form to connect with our grantmaking team. PRI applications are by invitation only.
The Dome: For many in Anchorage, this large walking, running playland has become an essential part of life. We helped repair it after a devastating collapse.
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