
Popular Large Grant Program Returns for Alaska Organizations
Rasmuson Foundation returns to its Tier 2 grant program, making it easier for Alaska organizations to find support for projects that benefits Alaskans.
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Rasmuson Foundation returns to its Tier 2 grant program, making it easier for Alaska organizations to find support for projects that benefits Alaskans.
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Alaska nonprofit, Tribal, and community leaders are invited to a series of virtual Regional Convenings on September 28.
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Dickinson brings added strength to the systems and support that help nonprofit and local government, including tribal partners, access and manage funding.
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In June, the board approved 12 grants totaling $7 million to nonprofits and local governments, including Tribes, across Alaska.
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Issa and Sara joins Rasmuson Foundation as Director Programs to provide leadership and work closely with program officers.
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Applications for Rasmuson Foundation's Sabbatical Awards open on April 14. An informational webinar will be hosted on April 17, registration required.
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Last year marked 70 years of empowering Alaskans to help each other and, over the years, we have awarded more than $570 million in grants across Alaska.
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Fellowships and Distinguished Artist open March 10. Please join us for our informational webinar on March 13.
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Applications for one-time grant awards to develop community solutions around funding child care access will open Feb. 23.
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Rasmuson Foundation welcomes LeeAnn Cooper Garrick as its Chief Operating Officer. In this newly added role, Garrick will join the Foundation’s executive...
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The Foundation welcomes two new team members and announces expanded responsibilities for a key staff member.
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Karp, who was raised in Nome and resides in Anchorage, is the senior vice president and managing director for Saltchuk. He joins the board for a three-year...
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The new investments support community efforts across Alaska. Additionally, the board approved an additional $5 million to its Housing and Homeless...
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These Alaska leaders will receive three to four months of time away. Recipients plan to use their sabbaticals to travel the world and spend time with family.
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Fifty Alaska artists will each receive a $10,000 grant as part of their Project Award.
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The funding, distributed among six partners, will provide for the purchase and distribution of over a million meals to ensure fewer Alaskans go hungry this...
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Rasmuson Foundation has named Kodiak-born carver Jerry Laktonen the 2025 Distinguished Artist. The award, which includes a $50,000 grant, honors his lifetime of...
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The Voices Across Alaska Fund will provide support to keep stations on the air and maintain broadcast licenses while leaders develop a longer-term, statewide...
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Rasmuson Foundation is proud to announce the promotion of Tasha Pineda to the newly created role of Chief Program Officer.
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Spatrisano will support the Foundation’s strategic grantmaking, foster meaningful partnerships, and help implement solutions that reflect the ideas and...
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Rasmuson Foundation approved $6.1M to support housing, child care, libraries, and more — plus marked 70 years with a celebration in Eklutna.
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Applications for the 2026 Sabbatical Awards are now open. Up to eight Alaskans will each receive $50,000 for sabbaticals lasting 90 to 120 days.
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In 1955, Jenny Rasmuson and her son, Elmer, honored her late husband’s memory with a simple act of generosity, a $3,000 investment to start Rasmuson...
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Art may be different for each of us, but it is central to how we live, learn, and grow. From schools to small businesses to community spaces, local art is...
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