‘Where the sun comes in from all sides’
Sealaska Heritage Institute Arts campus showcases the artistry and cultural heritage of Southeast Alaska.
Sealaska Heritage Institute Arts campus showcases the artistry and cultural heritage of Southeast Alaska.
Before Lisa Busch went on sabbatical in 2022, she had three goals: meditate, spend time with older relatives and row. She did all that and more.
OPT-In Kiana: They got a small grant for a four-wheeler to pick up freight at the airport, move items between buildings, make meals accessible to youth and shuttle people back and forth to the airport. Lately it was...
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.
Catholic Social Services helps Alaskans find a home of their own.
This project supplied Alaska with masks, gloves and cleaning supplies in the pandemic's early days.
Chilkat Valley Community Foundation steps up after devastating Haines mud slide.
Bread Line and Stone Soup Café in Fairbanks offers healthy meals, jobs, and social supports.
Created by the Alaska State Legislature in 2008, donations can be a little or a lot, including entire Permanent Fund dividends.
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Alaska creates and supports mentoring relationship for youth.
With support of those who have been there, our unhoused neighbors can succeed.
Spruce Root is creating opportunity for small businesses in Southeast Alaska.
Entrepreneurs and neighborhoods benefit from Anchorage Community Land Trust's small business program.
Calypso Farm and Ecology Center is a working farm and educational center that teaches others how to live off the land.
Their goal is to get Alaskans, particularly Alaska kids, skiing. Skiku combines the Iñupiaq word for ice, siku, with ski.
Amber Webb calls attention to missing and murdered Indigenous women through her art. She received an Individual Artist Project Award in 2018.