2012 Annual Report - The Alaska Community Foundation

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ASSETS UNDER MANAGEMENT
As a statewide platform for philanthropy, The
Alaska Community Foundation (ACF) partners
with donors to strengthen and enrich Alaska’s
communities forever.
CON N EC TIN G P E OP LE WHO CAR E W I TH CAUSES THAT M ATTER .
board
staff
2012 OFFICERS
Susan Behlke Foley, Chair
Blythe Campbell, Vice Chair
Angela Cox, First Vice Chair
Kris Norosz, Secretary
Bernie Washington, Treasurer
Carla Beam, Past Chair
Candace Winkler, President & CEO
Kate Gerlek, Chief Financial Officer
Vicky Parks, Accounting Associate
Anne Remick, Program Officer
Ricardo Lopez, Program Officer
Jessie Menkens, Board Liaison
Marlene Vail, Administrative Assistant
Mariko Sarafin, Program Associate
Anna Dalton, Program Associate
Ethan Tyler, Major Gifts Officer
Löki Gale Tobin, Communications
Heather Beaty, Pick.Click.Give.
BOARD MEMBERS
Leo Bustad
Morgan Christen
Kathryn Dodge
Diane Kaplan
Rick Nerland
Peter Michalski
Penny Pedersen
John Rubini
Governor Bill Sheffield
Alex Slivka
Kate Slyker
Andy Teuber
Lane Tucker
Don Zoerb, III
ACF STA F F
Staff pictured left to right, top to bottom
address information
3201 C St #110
Anchorage, Alaska 99503
PHONE: 907.334.6700
EMAIL: [email protected]
www.alaskacf.org
Board pictured left to right, top to bottom
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OUR
COMMUNITY
AT WORK
Photo: Susan Behlke Foley, Chair, ACF Board of
Directors & Candace Winkler, President & CEO.
Stories create community, build society and define our shared culture. Our stories describe who we
are and explain where we have come from. The stories we know about philanthropic giving are many
and varied. They are stories of a volunteer who paints sets for a local theater production and makes a
financial gift every year; stories of a child who asks for cans of soup to give to a food bank instead of
presents for his birthday; stories of a neighbor who hunts and shares his moose harvest with families
in need; and, stories of community members who bequest their entire estates to the communities
they love. As Alaskans, we have many of these stories … stories of impact, of community and of
giving back; however, too often they are not shared.
In this report, we reflect on ACF’s 18 year history and
realize that the story of ACF parallels that of Alaska’s greater
philanthropic landscape. Our story is of an organization that
originated as a shared dream and has become an efficient
and impactful tool for all Alaskans. In the early years our
growth was slow, as individuals were unfamiliar with the
power of community philanthropy and the community
foundation structure. As Alaskans recognize the power of
philanthropy to impact our statewide community, ACF has
experienced dramatic growth. We are humbled by the level
of comfort and trust that implies.
Our work continues as we began 18 years ago, innovatively
finding ways to make philanthropy easy, cost-effective and
impactful. Whether it is expanding our Affiliate program to
include more local foundations in our statewide platform or
creating the Philanthropy Hub, ACF is working continually to
cultivate, celebrate and sustain philanthropy of all forms.
We can’t do it without you, so thank you for making this
year an incredible one. The stories in the report are as much
yours as they are ours.
Collectively, we are writing the story of a stronger Alaska.
We will also share some stories of the past year in this
report. From moving sewer lines off of the beach in Naknek,
to supporting the Covenant House building project in
Anchorage, ACF strengthens communities. By the end
of 2012, ACF had grown to over $60 million in assets,
representing 297 different charitable funds. During the
year, we distributed approximately $6 million in grants to
organizations and tribes, impacting more than 45 different
communities throughout the state. These dollars represent
the philanthropic activity of hundreds of Alaskans like you,
but they only represent a part of our story.
Candace Winkler, President & CEO
Susan Behlke Foley, Board Chair
:: Our Community At Work :: The Alaska Community Foundation 2012 Annual Report ::
We have warehoused, donated and
installed office furniture to over 30
nonprofits in Alaska. I announced
last year that I was too old to keep
schlepping furniture around and that
if we were really smart we would just
connect a big furniture donor to a
big nonprofit that needs it and stay
out of the middle. The ConocoPhillips
– The Alaska Community Foundation
deal was the largest one we have ever
“done” and all we did was make a
phone call. You can leverage many
things within a community besides
money ...
– Robin Smith & Eric McCallum
THE PHILANTHROPY HUB// In December of 2012, through the
support of generous donors, The Alaska Community Foundation
took a bold step toward collaborative philanthropy and formed The
Philanthropy Hub at The Alaska Community Foundation.
The Philanthropy Hub offers joint office space for community-minded
Alaskan organizations to co-locate and share services, including an
IT platform, office management and administrative support. Most
importantly, The Philanthropy Hub provides daily opportunities for
collaboration across multiple organizations with similar charitable
missions.
The Alaska Community Foundation is excited to be working with
our Philanthropy Hub Partners, building healthy communities and
growing philanthropy across Alaska. Please come visit us at 3201 C
Street, Suite #110.
“We joined the Philanthropy Hub to be part of growing philanthropy
in Alaska. Though we focus on parks and trails with our investments,
the essence of our work is community building. We came to the right
shared space – working with other nonprofit and community leaders
sparks a natural synergy for creating a culture of giving.”
– Beth Nordlund, Executive Director, Anchorage Park Foundation
Learn more about becoming a donor at The Alaska Community Foundation by visiting us online at
www.alaskacf.org or in person at 3201 C Street, Suite #110, Anchorage, AK 99503. Please contact
ACF staff by calling 907.334.6700 or emailing [email protected].
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ABOUT US
The Alaska Community Foundation Thanks to you — the
culture of philanthropy is growing in Alaska!
In 2012, over 930 individual donors from across Alaska directed
their charitable dollars to The Alaska Community Foundation
to strengthen community and create lasting philanthropic
legacies. Visionary Alaskans established 14 new charitable
funds with The Alaska Community Foundation to support their
unique philanthropic goals.
“I celebrate philanthropy
each year when filing
my PFD application. As
I read through the list
of eligible Pick.Click.
Give. organizations, I’m
proud to be supporting
the work of the
visionary, creative, and
compassionate people
who help make Alaska
such a wonderful place
to live.”
– Diane Kaplan, Rasmuson
Foundation, President & CEO
Also this year, ACF became home to
the popular Pick.Click.Give. program.
The Alaska Community Foundation
employs the Pick.Click.Give. Program
Manager who coordinates the
statewide marketing campaign and
serves as a resource for the nearly
500 nonprofits that participate in
the program. The Alaska Community
Foundation is also taking a leading role in developing a
sustainability plan for Pick.Click.Give. by working with nonprofit
partners to identify ways to ensure the program’s success in the
years to come.
Following a rigorous review process, The Alaska Community
Foundation recertified in 2012 for National Standards for U.S.
Community Foundations through the Council on Foundations.
This assures donors that we continue to meet the nation’s highest
philanthropic standards for integrity and accountability.
Confirmed in Compliance with National
Standards for U.S. Community Foundations
Picture: Staff members from The Philanthropy Hub at The Alaska Community
Foundation donating their time to build trails at Campbell Creek Estuary.
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Partners in Alaska In addition to the Affiliates
of ACF, we proudly support the statewide
philanthropy of our community partners with
charitable funds held at ACF for Arctic Slope
Community Foundation, The Homer Foundation
and Juneau Community Foundation.
“So many good things are
happening through our Affiliate
that it is hard to narrow it down!
Last year, we supported the
expansion of our Meals on Wheels
program for home-bound seniors.
We also supported the transit
AFFILIATE FUNDS
system that helps get people to
our local health clinic. The list
goes on … schools, libraries,
food banks! I love supporting
the nonprofits that make the
Upper Susitna Valley a healthier,
more vibrant community!
Our endowment embraces
possibilities for the future and
we are all pleased to see it grow.”
– Sondra Porter, Jessica Stevens Community
Foundation, Advisory Board Chair
AFFILIATE FUNDS
Chilkat Valley Community Foundation
▪ Project Highlights: The Chilkat Valley
Community Foundation awarded funds to
the Jilkaat Kwaan Heritage Center. Funds
supported a camp summer program that
taught cultural awareness and subsistence
lifestyles.
Jessica Stevens
Community Foundation
▪ Project Highlights: The Jessica Stevens
Community Foundation awarded a grant to
the Denali Arts Council to support an art
program that introduced the youth of the
Upper Susitna Valley to the empowering
experience of acting, singing, dancing and
the performing arts.
Kenai Peninsula Foundation
▪ Project Highlights: The Kenai Peninsula
Foundation supported the Native Village of
Tyonek in creating a bicycle safety program
for the youth in Tyonek.
Petersburg Community Foundation
▪ Project Highlights: The Petersburg
Community Foundation provided financial
support to Working Against Violence for
Everyone (WAVE) to establish a 24-hour
crisis hotline for victims of domestic violence
and sexual assault.
Seward Community Foundation
▪ Project Highlights: The Seward Community
Foundation awarded grant funds to several
nonprofits and community groups, including
the Moose Pass Volunteer Fire Company for
the replacement of worn safety equipment.
NEW AFFILIATE FUNDS
Golden Heart Community
Foundation (Fairbanks)
▪ We continue the pioneering spirit of those
who were here before us and ensure the
greater Fairbanks area communities continue
to thrive long into the future.
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Community Asset Building Initiative As you travel across Alaska, one
thing is evident: Alaskans love their hometowns. Whether you grew up in
Tanana, Togiak or Tenakee Springs — Alaskans
develop a strong sense of identity that is firmly
rooted in place. A place called your hometown.
Through the Community Asset Building Initiative
(CABI), we support Alaskans who are giving
back to their hometown and creating their legacy for future generations.
Launched in 2008 with generous support from the Rasmuson Foundation, we
embarked on an effort to create permanently-endowed, geographic Affiliate
funds in five communities across Alaska. In late 2012, CABI expanded to
four additional Affiliate communities. Under the leadership of dedicated
volunteers, our nine Affiliates are pioneering new territory in home-grown
philanthropy across Alaska.
Each Affiliate is distinct and unique — drawing inspiration from their local
culture, values and vision. The Affiliate Advisory Boards — guided by their
keen understanding of their community — are the true “champions” for local
philanthropy. They connect with their friends and neighbors to support the
local causes that matter the most in their individual communities.
Affiliates focus their efforts to cultivate community-based philanthropy;
we provide technical, legal and administrative support.
Together, we build strong and resilient hometowns for future generations
of Alaskans.
Greater Sitka Legacy Fund
▪ Our mission is to support local resiliency
and self-reliance, now and in the future. We
are committed to keeping our community a
vital, progressive and healthy place where
people can live, work, raise families and
retire.
Ketchikan Community Foundation
▪ Our vision for the Ketchikan community
includes a diversified local economy that
provides family-supported employment,
access to affordable housing and healthcare,
“The community foundation
is a way of reinventing
our future. We involve a
broad representation of the
community in decisionmaking about the possibilities
for Petersburg. The creativity
it fosters is exciting! How
inspirational it is to see
friends and neighbors
invest time and energy in
where we are headed, and
how gratifying to know
the Petersburg Community
Foundation has a hand in
facilitating those changes in
our community.”
– Cindi Lagoudakis, Petersburg Community
Foundation, Advisory Board
a vibrant arts community and multiple
recreational and quality educational
opportunities.
Kodiak Community Foundation
▪ Our vision is fully engaged island
communities giving generously, gaining
self-reliance and growing support for causes
that matter.
Thanks to the Rasmuson Foundation for their
generous support for the CABI program.
ACF funding made it possible for
our Board to create a strategic plan
and develop greater buy-in to our
agency’s mission.
– Dana Paperman, Seward Senior Center,
Executive Director
STRENGTHENING ORGANIZATIONS// Increasing the ability of nonprofits
and tribes around the state to better achieve their mission is a vital
step toward realizing our vision of Alaskans supporting Alaskans to
create a sustainable quality of life. The Alaska Community Foundation,
with support of the Rasmuson Foundation, launched a pilot program
for capacity building grants in the summer of 2012. Building upon our
experience in providing capacity building grants to rural organizations
in the Upper Yukon, Strengthening Organizations provides access to
small grants for local capacity building across Alaska.
With 64 eligible applications requesting over $361,000 during the pilot
stage of the program, ACF awarded grants to 23 organizations, primarily
in rural areas. The overwhelming response demonstrated the need for
this program, so we are delighted to expand the program and continue
to support Alaska’s nonprofits and tribes.
“Like many nonprofits, we were jumping from project to project. The
Strengthening Organizations grant allowed us to take a step back and
assess the bigger picture. By bringing together our board, we were able to
create a business plan and chart a course for years to come.”
– Steve Cleary, Executive Director, Alaska Trails
“We are very, very pleased. This means a lot to us, and EPC’s future. Please
thank everyone for us! AwA’ahdah – thank you.”
– Carol Hoover, Eyak Preservation Council
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Agency Funds are ideal for 501(c)(3) nonprofit
organizations interested in a simple and effective
way to build and protect an endowment. You can
focus on your core mission, while The Alaska
Community Foundation provides professional
investment expertise, endowment marketing
support and complex gift acceptance to help
grow your endowment.
“It’s been a busy and great year at Calypso Farm. Our
vegetables are enjoying this warm, sunny summer,
and the community is enjoying the vegetables!
We are always trying to reach the community in
new ways, and hope that The Alaska Community
Foundation will help us do that in the future.”
– Sara Furman, Calypso Farm & Ecology Center
AGENCY FUNDS
AGENCY FUNDS
▪ Alaska Arts and Culture - Connie Boochever Fund
▪ Alaska Arts and Culture - Helen Walker Fund
▪ Alaska Arts and Culture - Margaret Nick Cooke Fund
▪ Alaska Association of Conservation Districts Endowment
▪ Alaska Aviation Heritage Museum Fund
▪ Alaska Botanical Garden Endowment
▪ Alaska Center for the Blind & Visually Impaired Endowment
▪ Alaska Children’s Trust Agency Fund
▪ Alaska Conservation Alliance - Deborah L. Dixon Fund
▪ Alaska Dialogue Cheryll Heinze Artist in Residence Fund
▪ Alaska Family Services
▪ Alaska Museum of Science and History Fund
▪ Alaska Native Cancer Foundation
▪ Alaska Public Telecommunications, Inc. Fund
▪ Alaska Raptor Center Fund
▪ Alaska World Affairs Council Programs Fund
▪ Alaska Zoo Foundation
▪ American Society for Circumpolar Health Fund
▪ Anchorage 21st Century Community Learning Centers Fund
▪ Anchorage Community YMCA Fund
▪ Anchorage Concert Chorus Mary Hale Fund
▪ Anchorage Waterways Council Fund
▪ Anchorage Youth Court Fund
▪ Anchorage Youth Symphony Fund
▪ Arctic Health Foundation Fund
▪ Arctic Valley Endowment
▪ AVTEC Foundation Fund
▪ Bean’s Cafe Endowment
▪ Calypso Farm & Ecology Center Endowment
▪ Camp Fire USA Alaska Council Endowment
▪ Camp Fire USA Alaska Council Inclusion Fund
▪ Central Alaska Retired Teachers’ Association Grant Endowment
▪ Central Alaska Retired Teachers’ Association Scholarship Endowment
▪ Challenger Learning Center Fund
▪ Clausen Memorial Museum Fund
▪ Commonwealth North Endowment
▪ Congregation Beth Sholom Community Fund
▪ Early Education Fund for Alaska’s Children
▪ Endowment Fund to Support Artistic Programs at Perseverance Theatre
▪ Fairbanks Rescue Mission Sustainability Fund
▪ Food Bank of Alaska Fund for a Hunger Free Alaska
▪ Fourth Decade Fund for Perseverance Theatre
▪ Friends of Jesse Lee Home
▪ Friends of the Campbell Creek Science Center Endowment Fund
▪ Friends of the Haines Borough Public Library Legacy Fund
▪ Greater Fairbanks Community Hospital Foundation Hospice Services Fund
▪ Homer Foundation Endowment
▪ Hospice of Anchorage Designated Fund
▪ Hospice of Haines Fund
▪ Hospice of Tanana Valley Fund
▪ Identity, Inc., Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender & Allies Agency Endowment Fund
▪ Institute of the North Fund
▪ Ionia Endowment Fund
▪ John Trigg Ester Library Fund
▪ Juneau Community Foundation Endowment
▪ Kenai Central High School Choir Fund
▪ Kenai Peninsula Food Bank Endowment
▪ KFSK Endowment
▪ Kincaid Project Group Endowment
▪ Kisumu Children’s Foundation Fund
▪ Kodiak Maritime Museum Endowment
▪ Matanuska-Susitna Schools Foundation
▪ Mat-Su Sea Hawkers Fund
▪ Mat-Su Services for Children & Adults
▪ Mt. Edgecumbe High School Fund
▪ Petersburg Mental Health Services Fund at the Petersburg Community Foundation
▪ Petersburg Public Library - Heritage of the Sea
▪ Petersburg Public Library Building Fund
▪ Petersburg Public Library Endowment
▪ Qutekcak Native Tribe Fund
▪ Seward Senior Citizens Endowment
▪ Sheldon Jackson College Endowment
▪ Simon Paneak Memorial Museum
▪ Soldotna High School Endowment
▪ Soroptimist International of Cook Inlet Fund
▪ Talkeetna Historical Society Fund
▪ The Children’s Lunchbox Fund
▪ Valley Charities Inc. Endowment
▪ WAVE Endowment of the Petersburg Community Foundation
▪ Wish Upon the North Star
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Scholarship Funds change a student’s life forever. Whether you
support students attending a particular school or majoring in a specific
field of study, you make a lasting impact. Along with administrative
support, The Alaska Community Foundation helps you develop the
guidelines and safeguards to ensure your scholarship is awarded in
accordance with IRS requirements.
SCHOLARSHIP
FUNDS
Established in 2012, the Alaska Winter Olympians Scholarship Fund
awarded a total of $10,000 to promising Alaskan competitors.
Scholarship recipients included Alaska Pacific University nordic skiers
Sadie Bjornson and Holly Brooks, along with three other Alaskan
athletes. Funds are awarded to Alaska residents with financial need
who demonstrate regional, national or international promise in
Olympic winter sports.
“The Alaska Community
Foundation has
played a vital role in
providing me with the
opportunities to chase
my Olympic dreams.
Being the best in the
world means putting
100% into every day
and focusing all ounces
of energy into my goals.
Through the support of
ACF, I have been able
to commit as much time
and energy towards
being as prepared as I
can be for the Olympic
Games this coming
winter in Sochi, Russia.”
– Sadie Bjornsen, APU Nordic Ski
Team, Olympic Hopeful
SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS
▪ Alaska Cross Country Ski Racer Development Fund
▪ Alaska Winter Olympians Fund
▪ Carl Seaman Scholarship Fund
▪ David E. Knox Memorial Nursing Fellowship
▪ Dorothy Croft Scholarship for Young Musicians
▪ Dr. Merritt Olson Academic Scholarship
▪ Frank & Carol Pinkerton Orchestral String Instrument Scholarship Fund
▪ Golden Rule Scholarship Fund
▪ Harry H. Hirshik Scholarship Fund
▪ Hoonah Education Association Fine Arts Scholarship Fund
▪ Jim Snead Memorial Scholarship Fund
▪ KAYHI Alumni Scholarship Fund
▪ Kenny Carver Memorial Scholarship Fund
▪ Kenny Carver Scholarship Fund (Soldotna)
▪ Luella James Scholarship Fund
▪ Maurie Harrington Memorial Scholarship Fund
▪ Melissa Faye Pike Memorial Foundation
▪ Neal O. Thorpe Memorial Scholarship Fund
▪ Ninilchik School Memorial Scholarship Fund
▪ Nordic Skiing Association of Anchorage
▪ Ray & Maxine Stephens Memorial Scholarship Fund
▪ Red Boucher Scholarship Fund
▪ Saltwater, Inc. Scholarship Fund
▪ Scott Fibranz Memorial Baseball Scholarship Fund
▪ Shayna Marie Pritchard Memorial Scholarship
▪ Shelly Szepanski Memorial Flight Scholarship Fund
▪ Sitka Scholarship Fund
▪ Sven & Lorraine Eriksson Alaska Fund
▪ Tim Akers Memorial Scholarship Fund
▪ Seward High School Scholarship Fund
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Field of Interest Funds When you target your gift to address an
interest or specific charitable cause such as health care, the arts or
veterans, you create a fund that remains flexible enough to address
an issue in your area of interest, even as organizations and/or
strategies addressing the issue change over time.
FIELD OF INTEREST
& UNRESTRICTED
ENDOWMENT FUNDS
Unrestricted Endowment Funds
Community needs change over
time. The issues and opportunities
Alaskans are facing today may be
different for the next generation.
An unrestricted fund provides the
maximum flexibility to respond
quickly and effectively to the everchanging needs of Alaska.
“The power of community
is a part of The Alaska
Community Foundation’s
DNA. Through ACF,
Alaskans guide the
future of our state with
funds that are protected
from outside influence
or control. The Alaska
Community Foundation
is a way for Alaskans to
demonstrate their love
for Alaska: its people,
villages, towns, cities
and regions. It’s where
Alaskans invest in
Alaska’s future.”
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– Susan Behlke Foley, ACF,
Board of Directors
“The place where we are in
our lives, we may not be able
to give a lot – but collectively,
we can make an impact.”
– Tlisa Northcutt, Founder of
Alaska Women’s Giving Circle
FIELD OF INTEREST FUNDS
▪ 75th Anniversary Fund - Anchorage
▪ 75th Anniversary Fund - Statewide
▪ Alaska Coastal Villages Relief Fund for the Support of Children and Families
▪ Alaska Disaster Recovery Fund
▪ Alaska Endowment for the Environment
▪ Ambrose/Stevens Family Fund of the Jessica Stevens Community Foundation
▪ Anchorage Schools Foundation Endowment
▪ Anchorage Schools Foundation Small Grants Fund
▪ Ashley & Heather Call Family Fund of the Chilkat Valley Community Foundation
▪ Carol Comeau Endowment
▪ City of Seward Unrestricted Fund
▪ Frank Dieckgraeff Memorial Fund for Seward Seniors
▪ Fund for Public Art
▪ Jane H. Behlke Fund for the Elderly & the Hungry
▪ Kaanta Community Fund for the Beautification of Seward
▪ Kenai Peninsula Youth Sports and Cultural Fund
▪ Larson Family Fund of the Seward Community Foundation
▪ Margaret A. Anderson Fund of the Seward Community Foundation
▪ Mike Saunders Youth Activity Fund of the Chilkat Valley Community Foundation
▪ Nelson Page Fund
▪ Paul C. Rupple Fund of The Seward Community Foundation
▪ Safety Net Fund
▪ Seward Wellness Fund of the Seward Community Foundation
▪ Soldotna High School Fund
▪ Talkeetna Bachelor Society Fund for Women & Children in Crisis
▪ Teen Suicide Prevention Program
▪ Women Veteran Fund in Memory of Mary Louise Rasmuson
UNRESTRICTED ENDOWMENT FUNDS
▪ The Alaska Fund
▪ Caroline Christen Torgerson Memorial Fund
▪ Elmer and Ruth Schwantes Fund
▪ Marcia Hastings Fund
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“The Alaska Community Foundation provides opportunities for Alaskans to
leave a legacy in the state that has allowed them to thrive and grow. With
ACF, we can give back to the people of our community and state.”
– Leo Bustad, ACF, Board of Directors
DONOR ADVISED
FUNDS
DONOR ADVISED FUNDS
▪ AFN Fund
▪ AFN Marketplace Fund
▪ Alaska Cardiovascular Research Foundation Fund
▪ Alaska Ski Educational Foundation - Andrew Lekisch Memorial Fund
▪ Alaska Ski Educational Foundation - Edward Rasmuson Endowment
▪ Alaska Ski Educational Foundation - General Fund
▪ Alaska Ski Educational Foundation - Pia-
Margrethe Denkewalter Memorial Fund
▪ Alaska Ski Educational Foundation - Tom Besh Fund
▪ Alaska Women’s Foundation
▪ Alaska Women’s Giving Circle
▪ Alaska Wrestling Fund
▪ Anaktuvuk Pass Community Fund
▪ Anchorage Skates Fund
▪ Anchorage Trail Care Fund
▪ Andy Mathisen Fishing Park
▪ Anthony O’Malley Youth Fund
▪ Arctic Slope Community Foundation Fund
▪ Atqasuk Community Fund
▪ Babbie and Ian Jacobs Family Fund
▪ Barrow-Utqiagvik Community Fund
▪ Beam Family Fund
▪ Blake Reese Memorial Fund
▪ BP Energy Center Endowment
▪ Byrne Family Fund
▪ Camilli Family Foundation
▪ Carrie Klein Fund
▪ Carver Family Fund
▪ Clara Lee Memorial Fund for the Preservation of the Inupiat Language and Culture
▪ Cox Family Fund
▪ D.L. Hicks Fund
▪ Davis Constructors & Employees Fund
▪ Denali Fund
▪ Don & Sandra Hanson Fund
▪ Durrell Family Foundation Fund
▪ Edmund & Eveline Schuster Family Fund
▪ Elizabeth Carroll Fund
▪ Fritz Gunkel Fund for Mental Health
▪ Gordon Paulsen Fund
▪ Greg & Patsy Romack Education Fund
▪ Hank Rosenthal Memorial Fund
▪ Healthy Alaskans Fund
▪ Hiltenbrand Family Fund
▪ Immanuel Fund
▪ James & Lee Cloud Fund
▪ Janis Family Fund
▪ Jean Romig Memorial Fund
▪ Kaplan-Sather Fund
▪ Kyle Alter Memorial Cancer Foundation Fund
▪ Leo & Jeanne Bustad Fund
▪ Lib & Whitey Hakkinen Professional Development Fund of the Sheldon Museum & Haines Cultural Center
▪ Lindsey Family Fund
▪ Livingston Family Fund
▪ Marquez Family Fund
▪ Michalski Family Fund
▪ Milqueya A. Franjul Memorial Fund
▪ Milt & Sue Byrd Fund
▪ Norton Cruz Family Foundation Fund
Donor Advised Funds For our most
active philanthropist, a donor advised
fund allows you to support the issues
and organizations that you care about.
▪ Peterson/Cumberland Alaska Fund
▪ Point Hope-Tikigaq Community Fund
▪ Point Lay-Kali Community Fund
▪ Porterfield/Friedman Family Fund
▪ R.M.R. Family Foundation
▪ Randich Family Foundation
▪ Remembering the Children (Mikelnguut Umyuaqluki)
▪ Richard & Sarah Mayes Fund
▪ Richard & Susan Foley Family Fund
▪ Scotty Gomez Foundation Fund
▪ Serafino Morichetti Fund
▪ Smiles for Kids
▪ Suzanne Weller Endowment
▪ The Pebble Fund
▪ The Tundra Fund Foundation Endowment
▪ Tom and Kay O’Grady Fund
▪ Walter J. and Ermalee Hickel Alaska Fund
▪ Watson Fund
▪ Weiser Family Fund
▪ Yerkes Family Foundation Fund
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Project Fund In special cases, The Alaska Community
Foundation will serve as a fiscal sponsor for limited
duration projects that provide important community
benefits. In 2012, we partnered with the Engine 557
Restoration Company to restore a historic steam engine.
Designated Endowment Fund Support the good work of your
favorite nonprofit or charitable organization in perpetuity. Your
gift of a designated fund provides a reliable and consistent
source of income, assistance in developing a planned giving
strategy, and investment management services.
PROJECT & DESIGNATED
ENDOWMENT FUNDS
“My interest in The Alaska Community
Foundation developed through my interactions
with the Petersburg Community Foundation.
I felt Petersburg Public Library was the best
recipient for a charitable fund, because it offers
learning and cultural programs year round
to everyone in our community. I wanted to
provide long-term financial support for its art
education/enrichment programs, and the best
option for me was to work with The Alaska
Community Foundation.“
– John McCabe, Petersburg Library Art Education Endowment Fund
PROJECT FUNDS
DESIGNATED ENDOWMENT FUNDS
▪ Growing Up Tobacco Free In Alaska
▪ Community Building for Alaska
▪ Pick.Click.Give. Project Fund
▪ Alaska Meth Education Project Fund
▪ Alaska Crib Project Fund
▪ Anchorage Unleashed Dog Park Project Fund
▪ Engine 557 Restoration Project Fund
▪ Anchorage Schools Foundation Emergency Fund
▪ Anchorage Fur Rendezvous Project Fund
▪ Strengthening Organizations Grant Program
▪ Alaska Children’s Trust Fund
▪ Alaska Native Heritage Endowment
▪ Alfred Hanisch Fund for the First American Baptist Church
▪ Anchorage Park Foundation Legacy Endowment
▪ Dr. Jane Egger Fund for the Petersburg Humane Association
▪ Malawi Children’s Village Tuition Endowment
▪ Oscar Anderson House Fund
▪ Petersburg Library Art Education Endowment
▪ Salvation Army Youth Development Fund
▪ Seward Community Foundation Operating Endowment
▪ Seward Seahawks Athletic Booster Club Fund
▪ West Anchorage High Foundation Fund
▪ West High Auditorium Fund
The Alaska Community Foundation is
the preeminent, long term, independent
funding source for the future.
– Bernie Washington, ACF,
Board of Directors, Treasurer
CRIB SWAP// Let’s make sure Alaska’s babies are sleeping safely
Every day, over 4,000 infants and toddlers go to sleep in child care
programs across Alaska, but are the cribs they sleep in safe? In most
cases, the answer is no. The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission
(CPSC) previously warned parents and child care centers alike as to the
dangers of drop-side cribs. In the past 9 years, CPSC reports 32 child
fatalities as a result of these cribs: “In the last five years, CPSC has
announced 11 recalls involving more than 7 million drop-side cribs
due to suffocation and strangulation hazards created by the drop side.
CPSC staff is actively investigating several other crib manufacturers for
potential drop-side hazards as part of a larger effort by the agency to rid
the marketplace and homes of unsafe cribs.”
As a result, new federal standards on crib safety took effect at the end
of 2012 requiring all child care centers and programs to replace these
old cribs with new, safe cribs.
In Alaska, there were hundreds of child care programs currently using
drop side cribs. Replacing cribs cost these facilities time and money
and in many rural communities the newer cribs are not even directly
available. The Alaska Community Foundation partnered with thread to
replace existing cribs in licensed child care homes and centers across
Alaska with new cribs that meet the required safety standards.
“I especially like how the Petersburg Community Foundation
serves as an umbrella organization to help all nonprofits in
town. The individuals running these important and necessary
groups are so busy improving Petersburg – it’s nice to give
back to them sort of collectively through a community
foundation’s ability to help them with education and grants.”
– Cynthia Wallesz, Petersburg Community Foundation, Advisory Board
GRANTS & AWARDS
GRANTS THIS YEAR: In 2012, The Alaska Community Foundation
awarded more than $5.5 million in grants to a broad range of nonprofits
and tribes throughout the state and beyond.
GRANTS & AWARDS
After the Bell, Inc.
General operating support
$500 (Soldotna)
Airport Heights Elementary School
Funding for hydroponic gardening
project
$500 (Anchorage)
Alaska Arts & Culture Foundation
$4,972 (Statewide)
Alaska Association for Infant &
Early Childhood Mental Health
Support for capacity building activities
$3,500 (Fairbanks)
Alaska Baptist Family Services
Support for 24-hour behavior
rehabilitation services
$500 (Anchorage)
Alaska Botanical Garden
$25,000 (Anchorage)
Alaska Cardiovascular
Research Foundation
Support for undergraduate research in
health & wellness programs
$33,333 (Statewide)
Alaska Center for the Blind &
Visually Impaired
Support for database development
$1,000 (Statewide)
Alaska Center for the Environment
$100 (Statewide)
Alaska Legal Services Corporation
$500 (Anchorage)
Alaska Center for the
Performing Arts
$50 (Anchorage)
Alaska Medical Mission
General program support
$2,545 (Statewide)
Alaska Children’s Institute
for the Performing Arts
Support for facility lighting project
$500 (Kenai)
Alaska Children’s Services
General operating support, in memory
of Hoyt Cole
$100 (Anchorage)
Alaska Christian College
General operating support &
scholarship program
$35,000 (Soldotna)
Alaska Museum of Natural History
$40,000 (Anchorage)
Alaska Native Heritage Center
$14,460 (Anchorage)
Alaska Pacific University
$500 (Anchorage)
Alaska Public Media
$13,000 (Anchorage)
Alaska Conservation Foundation
$50 (Anchorage)
Alaska SeaLife Center
Support for Ocean Sciences Club
$3,760 (Seward)
Alaska Equine Protection
$1,000 (Eagle River)
Alaska Ski Educational Foundation
$8,625 (Anchorage)
Alaska Federation of Natives
Support for the Alaska Marketplace
project
$56,560 (Statewide)
Alaska State Council on the Arts
$871 (Anchorage)
Support for AFN charitable activities
$95,021 (Statewide)
Alaska Youth & Parent Foundation
Support for fundraising event and
celebration
$5,000 (Anchorage)
Allakaket Tribal Council
Support for community wellness
program
$4,320 (Allakaket)
American Cancer Society
$100 (National)
American Cancer Society
General operating support for Alaskan
programs
$25,000 (National)
American Lung Association
of the Mountain Pacific
$50 (Statewide)
American Red Cross
$100 (Statewide)
American Rivers
$500 (National)
American Society for
Circumpolar Health
Support for the development &
production of a brochure
$5,324 (National)
American Society for
Circumpolar Health
$4,300 (National)
Amnesty International
$500 (National)
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Anchorage Association for the
Education of Young Children
Support for early childhood educators
and program materials
$500 (Eagle River)
Bartlett High School
Support for critical needs of eligible
low-income students
$1,183 (Anchorage)
Campbell Elementary School
low-income students
$578 (Anchorage)
City of Egegik
Support for airport runway lighting
wiring replacement
$25,000 (Egegik)
Anchorage Concert Chorus
$20,000 (Anchorage)
Bean’s Cafe
Support for providing meals to
homeless population in Anchorage
$840 (Anchorage)
CARE
$300 (National)
City of Newhalen
Replacement of flooring in Teen Center
$5,354 (Newhalen)
Anchorage Fur Rendezvous Festival
Support for Toys for Tots fundraising
event
$4,000 (Anchorage)
Bean’s Cafe
Support for employment education
program
$1,000 (Anchorage)
Carter Center - Office of
Development
$21,000 (National)
City of Nondalton
Funding for 3rd road extension
$85,000 (Nondalton)
Anchorage Gospel Rescue Mission
$250 (Anchorage)
Bear Creek Volunteer
Fire Department
Technical training support
$618 (Seward)
Anchorage Museum Association
Support for the Body World Vitals
Exhibition
$50,001 (Anchorage)
Anchorage Museum Association
$10,000 (Anchorage)
Anchorage Park Foundation
$171,753 (Anchorage)
Anchorage Rotary
Community Service
Support for Planet Walk repair project
$2,273 (Statewide)
Anchorage Rotary Community
Service
Funding for the elimination of polio
$2,000 (Statewide)
ASD Gifted Program - IGNITE
Funding for math concept exploration
$282 (Anchorage)
Anchorage Youth Court
$500 (Anchorage)
Arctic Winter Games
Corporation of Alaska
Transportation support for 2012 Arctic
Winter Games
$600 (Statewide)
Arizona State University Foundation
General operating support for Friends
of Eight Public Broadcasting
$100 (National)
Arts on the Edge
Support for Hiland Mountain Women’s
String Orchestra
$3,500 (Anchorage)
Association of Interior
Native Educators
Support for capacity building activities
$3,660 (Fairbanks)
Audubon Alaska
$500 (Statewide)
Boys & Girls Club of Seward
Support for youth summer camp
$5,000 (Kenai)
Boys & Girls Clubs of
Southcentral Alaska
Support for Be GREAT! Project
$5,240 (Anchorage)
Southcentral Alaska
Support for youth hockey programs
$25,300 (Anchorage)
Southcentral Alaska
$10,000 (Anchorage)
Southcentral Alaska
$10,000 (Mat-Su)
Southcentral Alaska
$10,000 (Fairbanks)
Bristol Bay Borough
Support for Naknek sewer line
relocation
$30,000 (Naknek)
Bristol Bay Borough
Support for local youth hire
$10,000 (Naknek)
Camai Community Health Center
Purchase of x-ray machine
$55,900 (Naknek)
Camai Community Health Center
Support for professional development
activities
$5,100 (Naknek)
Camp Fire USA Alaska Council
Funding for a community hall
$450 (Statewide)
Campaign for Tibet
$500 (National)
Catholic Community Services
$500 (Juneau)
City of Nondalton
Support for bulk fuel storage project
$200,000 (Nondalton)
Catholic Social Services
$550 (Anchorage)
City of Pilot Point
Funding for upgrade to utility metering
system
$42,500 (Pilot Point)
Central Alaska Retired
Teachers’ Association
$2,500 (Anchorage)
City of Pilot Point
Funding for VPSO office building
renovations
$47,000 (Pilot Point)
Central Middle School
low-income students
$2,916 (Anchorage)
Clare House
Central Peninsula Health Foundation
Support for youth event
$500 (Soldotna)
Child Care Connection dba thread
Funding to replace unsafe cribs
$3,500 (Anchorage)
Clausen Memorial Museum
Support for a Discovery Center display
$2,500 (Petersburg)
Commonwealth North, Inc.
Support for public policy education
$8,000 (Anchorage)
Children of the World
$100 (National)
Congregation Beth Sholom
Support for training pre-school teachers
who teach students of all faiths
$4,307 (Anchorage)
Chinook Elementary School
Funding for educational program
$500 (Anchorage)
Supplies for Shining Lights fundraiser
$4,625 (Anchorage)
Christian Medical & Dental
Associates
$500 (National)
General operating and program support
$17,615 (Anchorage)
Christian Medical & Dental Society
Support for medical project
$2,000 (National)
Chugach Optional School
Supplies for the Chugach Optional
Garden Club
$500 (Anchorage)
City of Aleknagik
Support of transportation services
$25,000 (Aleknagik)
City of Egegik
Purchase of gasoline dispensing tank
$25,000 (Egegik)
City of Egegik
Support for electrical distribution
system upgrade/replacement
$25,000 (Egegik)
Cook Inletkeeper
Support for safe drinking water
$1,500 (Homer)
Cooper Landing Senior Citizens
Corporation, Inc
Support for energy efficiency
improvements for senior citizen housing
$1,800 (Cooper Landing)
Corner of Love Ministries
Provide comfort and care for children,
elderly and most impoverished in
Nicaragua
$100 (National)
Covenant House Alaska
Support for educational program in
Bristol Bay region
$6,274 (Anchorage)
$50,200 (Anchorage)
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Support for a new building
$1,000,000 (Anchorage)
Creekside Park Elementary School
Support for community service
activities
$500 (Anchorage)
Death with Dignity National Center
$50 (National)
Denali Arts Council
Funding for youth art program
$500 (Talkeetna)
Dillingham City School District
Support for music program travel
$5,000 (Dillingham)
Dillingham City School District
Support for classroom technology
upgrades
$125,463 (Dillingham)
Doctors Without Borders USA
$200 (National)
EARTHWORKS
Support for the Oil & Gas
Accountability Project
$500 (National)
East Anchorage High School
low-income students
$20 (Anchorage)
East Anchorage High School
Support for solar suitcase science
project
$2,500 (Anchorage)
Ekuk Village Council
Support for burn box operation
$5,000 (Dillingham)
Fairbanks Community Food Bank
$250 (Fairbanks)
Fairbanks Rescue Mission
$250 (Fairbanks)
Faith Christian Community
Support for church outreach to
Sudanese families relocated to
Anchorage
$200 (Anchorage)
FINCA International, INC.
$100 (National)
Food Bank of Alaska
Funding for food for children
$5,000 (Statewide)
Friends of Haines Borough
Public Library
Support for Project Bum Comfort
$1,706 (Haines)
Friends of the Alaska
Children’s Trust
Friends of the Talkeetna Library
Support for a library/community
resource center
$500 (Talkeetna)
Friendship Mission
Support for office renovation project
$500 (Kenai)
Frontier Community Services
Support for sport event
$500 (Soldotna)
Girl Scouts of Alaska
$6,110 (Statewide)
Girl Scouts of Alaska
Support for day camp and Women of
Science Program
$28,842 (Statewide)
Habitat for Humanity-Anchorage
$5,707 (Anchorage)
Haines Animal Rescue Kennel
Support for veterinary assistance
program
$800 (Statewide)
Haines Borough School District
Support for green powered school
signboard project
$600 (Haines)
Hospice of Anchorage
Juneau Community Foundation
$5,558 (Juneau)
HoWL Inc.
$500 (Homer)
Juneau Community Foundation
Funding for technical assistance
$2,500 (Juneau)
Igiugig Tribal Village Council
Purchase of fuel truck
$24,800 (Igiugig)
Juneau Youth Services, Inc.
Support for suicide awareness schoolbased programming
$5,000 (Juneau)
Igiugig Tribal Village Council
Support for emergency response vehicle
building
$63,806 (Igiugig)
Iliamna Village Council
Support to start a teen suicide
prevention program
$5,000 (Iliamna)
Kachemak Heritage Land Trust
Support for statewide meeting
$418 (Homer)
Kenai Central High School Choir
$2,800 (Kenai)
Institute of the North
$20,921 (Anchorage)
Kenai Peninsula Food Bank
Support for staff development using
Donor Recognition Program
$3,000 (Soldotna)
Ionia, Inc.
General operating support &
construction of a barn
$248,580 (Kasilof)
Kenai Soil and Water
Conservation District
Support for strategic planning
$3,046 (Kenai)
Jilkaat Kwaan Heritage Center
Support for subsistence camp program
$2,272 (Haines)
Kincaid Project Group, Inc.
$32,178 (Anchorage)
Joyce Meyer Ministries
$500 (National)
Kodiak Public Library Association
$5,500 (Kodiak)
Haines Dolphin Swim Team
Support for project supplies
$500 (Haines)
Heart Inc.
Support for health care for mothers
and children
$17,000 (National)
Heifer Project International
Funding for purchasing livestock
$510 (National)
Holy Rosary Academy
$50,000 (Anchorage)
Homer Foundation
$5,945 (Homer)
Homer Foundation
Funding for technical assistance
$2,500 (Homer)
Hope Community Resources
$5,000 (Anchorage)
Hope Community Resources
Support for an equal access community
garden
$500 (Anchorage)
Picture: Young Anchorage Park Foundation volunteers. APF understands that a healthy
park system is a long-term commitment, and strategically leads selected projects based
on meaningful donor and volunteer support.
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Lake & Peninsula Borough
Support for grant writing workshop
$24,000 (King Salmon)
Musk Ox Development Corporation
$15,000 (Palmer)
OXFAM-America Inc.
$100 (National)
Lake & Peninsula School District
Funding for cultural initiative program
Mustang Hockey Association
$1,000 (Eagle River)
Pacific Legal Foundation
$1,000 (National)
Lake & Peninsula School District
Support for Southwest Alaska Riflery/
Marksmanship Program
Naknek Native Village Council
Support for Brazilian Jiu-jitsu program
$23,850 (Naknek)
Pacific Northern Academy
$10,000 (Anchorage)
Narrows Broadcasting Corporation
Support for purchase of broadcast
equipment
$1,000 (Petersburg)
Pearl Creek Elementary PTA
Support for replacement of the ice rink
$1,000 (Fairbanks)
Rilke Schule German School
of Arts and Sciences
$200 (Anchorage)
Peninsula Community
Health Services
Support for behavioral therapy
$500 (Soldotna)
Romig Middle School
low-income students
$1,246 (Anchorage)
Perseverance Theatre
$34,900 (Douglas)
Salvation Army - Alaska Division
$600 (Anchorage)
Petersburg City Schools
Support for projects & field trip
$1,250 (Petersburg)
Save Our Seward Pets
Support for pet spay and neuter
program
$1,000 (Seward)
Lake Hood Elementary
low-income students
$5,667 (Anchorage)
Levelock Village Council
Funding to replace solid waste vehicle
$18,000 (Levelock)
Native Village of Kalskag
Support of elder and youth center for
cultural programs
$5,000 (Kalskag)
Little League Baseball, Inc.
$5,000 (Soldotna)
Native Village of Tyonek
Support for Bicycle Safety Program
$500 (Tyonek)
Loren Marshall Foundation
Funding for annual conference
$10,000 (Anchorage)
New Hope Counseling Center
Support for professional counseling
services
$500 (Soldotna)
Love Inc.
Support services for families in need
$500 (Kenai)
Lower Kalskag Traditional Council
Support for community wellness
program
$3,330 (Lower Kalskag)
Newhalen Tribal Council
Funds for building design project
$35,000 (Newhalen)
Planned Parenthood Federation
of America, Inc.
$100 (National)
Scholarship (2-year award)
for Berett Wilber
Carleton College
$5,000 (Statewide)
Planned Parenthood
of the Great Northwest
$600 (Statewide)
for Dianne Arce
University of Portland
$5,000 (National)
North American Outdoor Institute
$144,250 (Wasilla)
Polaris K-12 School
Funding for BioTaPP
$500 (Anchorage)
Northern Susitna Institute
Funding to produce the 2013 NSI
catalog
$500 (Talkeetna)
Prince William Soundkeeper
$2,638 (Cordova)
for Jean Marie Acuna
University of Hawaii
$5,000 (National)
Make a Wish Foundation
$250 (National)
Nordic Skiing Association
of Anchorage, Inc.
Funding to purchase skis and ski
jumping equipment
$4,776 (Anchorage)
Moose Pass Volunteer Fire Company
Replacement of safety equipment
$2,170 (Moose Pass)
Moose Landing 4-H Club
Funding for educational program
$500 (Soldotna)
Mountain View Elementary School PTA
Support for the maintenance of the
ice rink
$2,000 (Anchorage)
Municipality of Anchorage
Maintenance of the Cuddy Family
Midtown Skating Oval
$10,000 (Statewide)
Museums Alaska
$3,500 (Statewide)
Save the Children
$500 (Westport)
for Alex Buness
Brigham Young University - Hawaii
$5,000 (National)
Ninilchik Senior Citizens, Inc.
$1,000 (Ninilchik)
Manokotak Moravian Church
Funding to purchase van
$18,000 (Manokotak)
Resurrection Bay Conservation
Alliance
Support for seed ball project
$180 (Seward)
Petersburg Public Library
Support for Petersburg Library
construction project
$5,000 (Petersburg)
Nikiski Senior Center
Support for board development
$835 (Nikiski)
Lynn Canal Counseling Services
Funding to purchase computers
$35,000 (Haines)
Malawi Children’s Village Inc.
Tuition support for underserved youth
$606 (National)
Petersburg Humane Association
Support for free pet spay and neuter
program
$900 (Petersburg)
Resurrection Bay Conservation
Alliance
Support for Scheffler Creek stream bank
renovation
$4,000 (Seward)
Support for increasing desktop
publishing capacity
$2,800 (Talkeetna)
$3,300 (Talkeetna)
Orphan Disease Pathway Project
$6,000 (National)
Orphan Grain Train
$500 (National)
Providence Alaska Foundation
Support for individuals with cancer or
their families
$500 (Anchorage)
Qutekcak Native Tribe
Support for Elder arts program
$250 (Seward)
R.E.A.P. Alaska
$1,000 (Statewide)
Rabbit Creek Community Church
Support for Todee Mission School
Program
$15,000 (Anchorage)
for Kathryn Medinger
Macalester College
$5,000 (National)
for Peter Wilson
Brigham Young University
$5,000 (National)
for Talea Davis
University of Alaska Anchorage
$5,000 (Anchorage)
for Margaret Garrison
Western Washington University
$7,500 (National)
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for Cooper Gale
Oregon State University
$7,500 (Statewide)
for Graeme Campbell
$7,500 (National)
for Leanne Rice
Southwestern Oregon Community
College
$7,500 (National)
for Sydney Reed
University of Alaska Southeast
$7,500 (Juneau)
for Tiffany Meritt
University of North Carolina Greensboro
$7,500 (National)
for Clayton Stokes
Utah State University
$20,000 (National)
Scholarship award for Amy Owings
$700 (Juneau)
Scholarship award for Ashley Kessler
Northern Arizona University
$1,100 (Flagstaff)
Scholarship award
for Brenda J. Wilkin
Alaska Arts Southeast, Inc. dba Sitka
Fine Arts Camp
$845 (Sitka)
Scholarship award for Brian Stroble
$1,500 (Anchorage)
Scholarship award
for Brittany Thompson
Brigham Young University
$2,100 (National)
Scholarship award
for Caroline Peterson
The Hair Academy Paul Mitchell Partner
School
$1,100 (National)
Scholarship award
for Jessica Stallings
$1,000 (Juneau)
Scholarship award for Johna Rutz
Southern Methodist University
$1,000 (National)
Scholarship award
for Jordan Pruszenski
Carleton College
$1,000 (Statewide)
Scholarship award
for Keegan Messing
Training for winter sport
$2,500 (Statewide)
Scholarship award
for Kianna Jenae’ Wika
Gonzaga University
$1,500 (National)
Scholarship award for Megan Bahrt
Linfield College
$2,500 (National)
Scholarship award for Dave Bozman
Alaska Career College
$1,500 (Anchorage)
Scholarship award
for Melanie Wortham
University of Alaska Fairbanks
$500 (Fairbanks)
Scholarship award for Devon Copple
Arctic Flyers Flight School
$2,000 (Anchorage)
Scholarship award for Melissa Flynn
$1,500 (Anchorage)
for Jared Caiazza
$6,000 (Fairbanks)
Scholarship award
for Donald Forrester
Alaska Vocational Technical Center
$1,000 (Seward)
Scholarship award
for Michelle Fleming
$2,500 (Anchorage)
for Kent Johnson
University of Colorado
$20,000 (National)
Scholarship award
for Floyd Armstrong
Kenai Peninsula College
$1,000 (Soldotna)
Scholarship award
for Nathan Feemster
$500 (Fairbanks)
for Nichole Kagee
Neumont University
$20,000 (National)
Scholarship award for Helen West
American University
$2,500 (National)
Scholarship award
for Rebecca Helgeson
Whitman College
$2,500 (National)
for J. Zephyr Feryok
Tufts University
$20,000 (National)
for Richard Bekeris
University of Massachusetts
$20,000 (National)
for Sarah Rasmussen-Rehkopf
California Polytechnic State University
$20,000 (National)
for Stacy Halvorsen
George Fox University
$30,000 (Statewide)
for Desirae Roehl
Alaska Pacific University
$37,500 (Anchorage)
Scholarship award
for Alexandra Cress
$1,000 (National)
Scholarship award for Holly Brooks
$2,500 (Statewide)
Scholarship award for Iain Miller
$1,500 (Anchorage)
Scholarship award
for Inga Christensen
Pacific Lutheran University
$2,139 (National)
Scholarship award for Isaac Lammers
$1,000 (Fairbanks)
Scholarship award
for Jack Consentein
$500 (Statewide)
Scholarship award for Janelle Stacy
University of Idaho
$1,700 (National)
Scholarship award
for Roland Wimberly
Truman State University
$2,500 (National)
Scholarship award for Thomas Hughes
$1,500 (Fairbanks)
Scholarship award for Willow Hetrick
Alaska Aeronautical Training
$3,000 (Statewide)
Scholarship award
for Yevgenii V. Kisarouskas
$2,500 (Anchorage)
Scotty Gomez Foundation
Support for youth hockey programs
$24,500 (Anchorage)
Seward Arts Council
Support for the Winter Music Series &
communications expansion
$3,750 (Seward)
Seward Community Library
Support for community mural project
$2,000 (Seward)
Seward PTSA
Support for purchase of laptop
computer
$375 (Seward)
Seward Senior Citizens, Inc.
Funding for Seward Unleashed
$3,000 (Seward)
Support for a field trip for seniors to
Hope
$200 (Seward)
Support for the purchase of a new
computer
$500 (Seward)
Support for Meals on Wheels program
$500 (Seward)
Support for the purchase of wire racks
$500 (Seward)
$1,489 (Seward)
Scholarship award
for Rosina Mancari
$2,000 (Statewide)
Seward Tsunami Swim Club
Funding to purchase equipment &
supplies
$3,400 (Seward)
Scholarship award
for Ryan Williams Cudo
$1,500 (Fairbanks)
Sheldon Museum & Cultural Center
Support for Biography Exhibit
Coordination
$611 (Haines)
Scholarship award for Sadie Bjornsen
$2,500 (Statewide)
Shishmaref Wellness Coaltion
Funding for the Youth Hunting &
Survival Skills Camp
$5,000 (Shishmaref)
Scholarship award for Sara Falconer
$500 (Fairbanks)
Smithsonian Institute
General operating support for the Arctic
Studies Center
$2,500 (Statewide)
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Tok Area Counseling Center
Support for community outreach
program
$4,150 (Tok)
Trustees for Alaska
$1,000 (Statewide)
Picture: ACF Program Officer Anne Remick and Seward Advisory Board member Teri Arnold.
Soar International Ministries
Support for orphaned children in Russia
$250 (Kenai)
Solace International
$14,929 (National)
Soroptimist International
of Cook Inlet
$1,000 (Anchorage)
South Anchorage High School PTSA
Support for South Anchorage High Hockey
$200 (Anchorage)
South Naknek Village Council
Support for water and sewer equipment
upgrade
$30,000 (Wasilla)
South Peninsula Hospital
Funding to acquire strategy
management software
$5,000 (Homer)
South Peninsula Behavioral
Health Services Inc.
Funding to support the creation of a
suicide awareness educational film
$4,000 (Homer)
South Peninsula Haven
House - Seward
Support for child protection team
training
$1,975 (Seward)
Southeast Alaska
Independent Living
Support for the Last Resort Consumer
Fund project
$1,500 (Juneau)
St. Baldrick’s Foundation
$1,000 (Monrovia)
St. James Episcopal Church
Funding for a week-long suicide
prevention workshop
$5,000 (Tanana)
St. Jude’s Children’s
Research Hospital
$200 (National)
Sunshine Community Health Center
Support for a mobile management
project
$1,000 (Talkeetna)
Talkeetna Historical Society
Support for the construction of a fence
$500 (Talkeetna)
The Alaska Museum of
Science and History
$10,000 (Anchorage)
The Breast Cancer
Research Foundation
Support for medical research
$10,000 (National)
The Fistula Foundation
$500 (International)
The Grand Canyon Trust
$500 (National)
Togiak Moravian Church
Funding for construction of new church
$110,621 (Togiak)
Togiak Public Library &
Cultural Center
Funding for a computer upgrade
$15,000 (Togiak)
Togiak Public Library &
Cultural Center
Funding to purchase Alaska Native
artwork
$5,000 (Togiak)
Togiak School
Refurbish of classroom technology
$24,000 (Togiak)
Washington State University
Foundation
Funding for the Heidi Charleson
Scholarship Fund & the College of
Sciences Dean’s Fund
$6,000 (National)
Tuntutuliak Traditional Council
Funding for suicide prevention program
$5,000 (Tuntutuliak)
Wellspring Revival
Ministries/Joel’s Place
Funding to introduce at-risk youth to
employment opportunities
$4,200 (Fairbanks)
UA Center for Economic
Development
Support for an online business referral
center
$15,000 (Anchorage)
Wellspring Revival
Ministries/Joel’s Place
Support for professional development
activities
$5,000 (Fairbanks)
Union of Concerned Scientists
$500 (National)
West High School PTSA
Support for varsity hockey team
$200 (Anchorage)
United States Fund for UNICEF
$100 (National)
Whaley School
Support for community outreach
projects
$220 (Anchorage)
United Way of Anchorage
$27,500 (Anchorage)
University of Alaska Bristol Bay
Campus
Support for energy efficient renovations
$24,000 (Fairbanks)
University of Alaska
Foundation-Anchorage
$2,000 (Statewide)
Women Listen, Inc.
Program support for individuals with
cancer and their families
$100 (Anchorage)
Working Against Violence
for Everyone
Support for establishing a 24-hour
crisis hotline
$1,350 (Petersburg)
University of Alaska
Foundation-Anchorage
Support for the UAA Completion
Scholarship
$10,000 (Statewide)
University of Alaska Kachemak
Bay Campus
Support for the Kachemak Bay Writers
Conference
$1,000 (Homer)
University of Oregon Foundation
$200 (National)
Upper Susitna Food Pantry
$1,000 (Talkeetna)
Upper Susitna Seniors Inc.
Funding for Meals on Wheels
$1,000 (Talkeetna)
Upper Susitna Soil and Water
Conservation District
Support for Youth Conservation Corps
$1,000 (Talkeetna)
Virtues Children Nepal Inc.
Support for educational projects
$1,500 (National)
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Did you know?: At 20,300 feet
Mt. Mckinley (Denali) is the
tallest mountain in North America.
ARCTIC SLOPE
COMMUNITY FOUNDATION
Nuwuk
Barrow
Kokruagarok
4,212
Wainwright
Alaktak
POPULATION
Atgasuk
19
Kaktovik
Bullen
Nuiqsut
Point Lay
Gordon
Naokok
Umiat
Brady
Wevok
Gates of the Arctic NP & Preserve
Point Hope
Chariot
Did you know?: William
Jennings Sheffield, Jr.
was the fifth Governor
of Alaska, from 1982 to
1986, and is presently a
board member at ACF.
Kivalina
Noatak
Cape Krusenstern NM
Bering Land Bridge Preserve NP
Kividlo
Espenberg
Singeak
Shishmaref
Deering
Fink Creek
Aurora
Dahl
Shelton
Bunker Hill
Igloo
Teller
Kiana
Nome
Nillik
Omilak
Elim
Koyukuk
Nulato
Ungalik
Golovin
POPULATION
Shaktoolik
Atgasuk
Kaltag
Kotlik
Bering Land Bridge Preserve NP
Kividlo
Espenberg
Singeak
Shishmaref
Teller
Nillik
Buckland
Hughes
Utopia
Chefornak
Nash Harbor
Omilak
Nome
Kokrines
Koyukuk
Nulato
Shaktoolik
Galena
Kaltag
Scammon Bay
Saint Micheal
Kotlik
Northeast Point
Saint Paul
Napakiak
Farewell
Flat
Crooked Creek
Bethel
Kipnuk
Port Alsworth
Kwigillingok
Koliganek
Tuklung
English Bay
King Salmon
Port William
Egegik
Akutan
Biorka
Pilot Point
Kashega
Port Bailey
Karluk
Larsen Bay
Ugashik
Aniakchak Preserve NM
Meshik
Nikolski
Ilnik
Homer
Ayakulik
Old Harbor
Akhiok
Kaguyak
Chignik Lake
Chignik Lagoon
Chignik Lake
Chignik Lagoon
Port Moller
Whittier
SandLatouche
Point
Cordova
Crystal
Seward
Latouche
HOMER FOUNDATION
KODIAK COMMUNITY
FOUNDATION
Kodiak
6,130
Larsen Bay
POPULATION
Old Harbor
Akhiok
Kaguyak
Mccarthy
Cordova
Crystal
Chilkat
1,811
Cape Yakataga
Unga
Did you know?: The seafood
industry contributes 78,500 jobs
Kodiak
to the Alaskan economy and an
estimated $5.8 billion annually.
POPULATION
Skagway
Wells
Klukwan
Yakutat
Situk
Glacier Bay NP
& Preserve
CHILKAT VALLEY
Haines
Chilkat
Comet
Pelican
Tenakee Springs
Cobol
8,952
POPULATION
Windham
Todd
Hood Bay
Sitka
Kake
Goddard
PETERSBURG
Port Alexander
Petersburg
3,030
POPULATION
Wrangell
8,050
Point Baker
POPULATION
Yes Bay
Cape Pole
Sand Point
Hadley
Ketchikan
Craig China Town
Hydaburg
Unga
Metlakatla
KETCHIKAN
COMMUNITY
FOUNDATION
False Pass
Pauloff Harbor
Sanak
Unalaska
POPULATION
JUNEAU
Hawk Inlet
Kimshan Cove
GREATER SITKA LEGACY FUND
32,164
Juneau
Excursion Inlet
Elfin Cove
Klawak
King Cove
Chilkat
SEWARD
Port William
Port Bailey
Akutan
Biorka
Kashega
MAP KEY
ACF Grant Award
Did you know?: With 34,000
miles, Alaska has more coastline
than the entire US combined.
Affiliates – Chilkat/Haines, Jessica Stevens (Upper
Susitna Valley), Kenai, Petersburg, Seward, Golden
Heart (Fairbanks), Kodiak, Ketchikan & Sitka
Partners – Homer, Juneau & ASRC
Mccarthy
Wrangell-St Elias Preserve NP
KENAI PENINSULA FOUNDATION
Perryville
Cold Bay
Chitina Kennicott
Valdez
Whittier
Kenai
Chisana
Taral
Wrangell-St Elias Preserve NP
Valdez
Perryville
Seward
Chitina Kennicott
Taral
Port Nellie Juan
Kenai
Chisana
Copper Center
Palmer
Eagle River
Chugiak
Port Nellie Juan
Portlock
Ayakulik
Gulkana
Tonsina
Ilnik
Palmer
Nabesna
Gakona
Aniakchak Preserve NM
Glennallen
Meshik
Eagle River
Indian
Bear River Chugiak
Girdwood
King Cove
FalsePortlock
Pass
Pauloff Harbor
Sanak
Katmai
NP & Preserve
Kulik Lodge
Kvichak
Naknek
4,376
POPULATION
Unalaska
Bear River
Port Moller
Cold Bay
Igiugig
Dillingham
Manokotak
Platinum
Pedro Bay
Kasilof
Ninilchik
Iliamna
Aleknagik
Goodnews Bay
Talkeetna
Peters Creek
Sunshine
Salamatof
Sterling
Lake Clark NP & Preserve
Nondalton
Northway Junction
Mentasta Lake Karluk
Slana
Chistochina
Ugashik
Tyone Village
Chickaloon
Kashegelok
Tetlin
Paxson
Hufmans
Pilot Point
Tyonek
Old Tyonek
Cooper Landing
Eek
Mccallum
Denali
Tetlin Junction
Tonsina
Katmai NP & Preserve
Kechumstuk
Tanacross
Nabesna
Copper Center
English Bay
Eagle
Egegik
Curry
Petersville
Homer
Liberty
Steele Creek
Chicken
King Salmon
Delta Junction
Cantwell
Summit
Denali Preserve NP
Broad Pass
Willow
Lime Village
Toksook
Chefornak
Tuklung
Bay
Millers Camp
Kulik Lodge
Naknek
Big Delta
Mckinley Park
Anchorage
Sleetmute
Igiugig Flume Creek
Kvichak
Kantishina
Skwentina
Stony River
Red Devil
Kalskag
Saint George
Tuluksak
Akiok
Nunachuk
Newtok
Tanunak
Mekoryuk
Iditarod
Paradise
Railroad City
Holy Cross
Pilot Station
Ohogamut
Medfra
Nikolai
Mcgrath
Shageluk
Anvik
Hooper Bay
Nash Harbor
Telida
Takotna
Fairbanks
North Pole
Dillingham
Manokotak Moose Creek
Kasilof
Ninilchik
Iliamna
Nation
Coal
Aleknagik
Old Minto
Ferry
Did you know?: Alaska has 470
miles of railroad tracks, and trains
have been operating since 1914.
Grayling
Pitkas Point
Koliganek
Cirlce Hot Springs
Eureka
Toklat
Nondalton
Yukon-Charley Rivers NM
Pedro
Central
Livengood
Indian
Girdwood
Salamatof
Sterling
NP & Preserve
Chistochina
Gakona
Chickaloon
Anchorage
Port Alsworth
Fort Hamlin
Rampart
Chalkyitsik
Salmon
Village
Lake
Clark
Circle
Lake Minchumina
Johnson Camp
Nokrot
Fish Village
Fort Yukon
Birch Creek
Anderson
Unalakleet
Aker
Emanguk
Alexanders Village
Venetie Landing
Tetlin Junction
Tetlin
Northway Junction
Mentasta Lake
Slana
Glennallen Gulkana
Willow
Tyonek
Old Tyonek
Cooper Landing
Tanacross
Paxson
Hufmans
Tyone Village
Talkeetna
Peters Creek
Sunshine
Skwentina
John Herberts Village
Beaver
6,080
Platinum
Sulatna Crossing
Poorman
Old Rampart
POPULATION
Goodnews Bay
Long
Lime Village
Kashegelok
Stevens Village
Manley Hot Springs
Ruby
Whiskey Creek
Sleetmute
Venetie
Minto
Ungalik
Stebbins
Caro
Tanana
Koyuk
Elim
Sheldons Point
Kwigillingok
POPULATION
Christian
Caribou Bar
Bethel
Eek
Kipnuk
Haycock
Golovin
Napakiak
Alatna
Toksook
Old Cutoff Trading Post
Huslia
Council
Singigyak
Kechumstuk
Mccallum
Denali
Curry
Petersville
291,826
Chandalar
Nolan
Coldfoot
Tuluksak
Akiok
JESSICA STEVENS
Stony River
Willow House
Tramway Bar
Bettles
Tanunak
Aurora
Dahl
Shelton
Bunker Hill
Nunachuk
Newtok
MekoryukHogatza
Candle
Taylor
Igloo
Noorvik
Steele Creek
Chicken
Big Delta
Delta Junction
Cantwell
Summit
Denali Preserve NP
Broad Pass
Farewell
Red Devil
Kalskag
Ohogamut
Kobuk
Shungnak
Elephant Point
Deering
Fink Creek
Mitletukeruk
Ikpek
Wales
Pilot Station
Hooper Bay
Kiana
Iditarod
Crooked Creek
Arctic Village
Kobuk Valley NP
Sheshalik
Kotzebue
Eagle
Liberty
Kantishina
Telida
Flat
Anaktuvuk Pass
Scammon Bay
Noatak National Preserve NM
Shageluk
Anvik
Paradise
Railroad City
Holy Cross
Pitkas Point
Noatak
Nation
Millers Camp
Flume Creek
Moose Creek
Ferry
Medfra Gordon
Nikolai
Mcgrath
Takotna
Grayling
Umiat
Fish Village
Sheldons Point
Point Hope
Cape York
Nokrot
Aker
Emanguk
Brady
Kivalina
North Pole
Lake Minchumina
Kaktovik
Bullen
Saint Micheal
Nuiqsut
Naokok
Cape Krusenstern NM
Coal
Fairbanks
Old Minto
Anderson
Sulatna Crossing
Poorman
Yukon-Charley Rivers NM
Cirlce Hot Springs
POPULATION
Toklat
Long
Circle
Central
31,275
Eureka
Manley Hot Springs
Ruby
Whiskey Creek
Johnson Camp
Stebbins
Sooghmeghat
Chariot
Livengood
Mckinley Park
Point Lay
Wevok
Kokrines
Galena
Unalakleet
Alaktak
Savoonga
GOLDEN HEART
Fort Hamlin
Rampart
Chalkyitsik
Salmon Village
Birch Creek
Stevens Village
Utopia
Tanana
Koyuk
Fort Yukon
Beaver
Minto
Kokruagarok
Wainwright
Gambell
Hughes
Old Cutoff Trading Post
Huslia
John Herberts Village
Alexanders Village
Venetie Landing
Caribou Bar
Alatna
Buckland
Old Rampart
Venetie
Caro
Bettles
Hogatza
Candle
Christian
Coldfoot
Tramway Bar
Kobuk
Shungnak
Haycock
3,598
Nuwuk
Barrow
Noorvik
Council
Singigyak
Willow House
Chandalar
Nolan
Elephant Point
Taylor
Cape York
Arctic Village
Kobuk Valley NP
Sheshalik
Kotzebue
Mitletukeruk
Ikpek
Wales
Anaktuvuk Pass
Noatak National Preserve NM
Cape Yakataga
When it came time to do my estate
planning I realized there is no better
place to leave a legacy to the state
I love so dearly; a place where
anyone can have an impact on their
causes and community. I love the
idea of joining with others to affect
positive change. By giving through
ACF, I am connected to and support
communities throughout the state of
Alaska and through my Legacy fund
that support will continue forever!
How great is that?
– Babbie Jacobs,
Legacy Society for Alaska member
LEGACY SOCIETY// The Alaska Community Foundation is proud to honor and
recognize pioneering Alaskans who have included ACF in their planned giving.
These donors have created their charitable legacy and are the members of
the Legacy Society of Alaska. By making an outright or planned gift through
a bequest or a beneficiary designation of life insurance or a retirement plan,
the members have shared their deep commitment to Alaska.
Robert Ambrose
Mark & Sherri Anderson
Sandra Arnold
Hugh & Patty Ashlock
Wendy Bergman
David & Christine Brauner
Jim & Sally Burkholder
David & Lori Burlingame
Liz Cabrera
Robert & Cynthia Camilli
Morgan Christen & James Torgerson
Alan Clark
Don Dewitt
Heather Flynn
Susan & Richard Foley
Kimball Forrest & Susan Buesseler
Thomas Hamilton & Donna Lind
Alfred Hanisch *
Marcia & Douglas Hastings
Deirdre Helfferich
Debbie Hicks
Karen J. Hofstad
Frank & Ramona Holmes
Babbie Jacobs
Stuart M. Jacques
Burton & Mary Janis
Susan Kaanta *
Scott & Kay Keller
Carolyn J. Klein
Kara Knox
Muriel Kronowitz
Stephanie Leman & David MacCormack
Steve & Lucinda Mahoney
Richard & Sarah Mayes
Dennis & Stephanie McMillian
Peter & Jo Michalski
Frances B. Mlakar
Victor Mollozzi
Ann L. Myren & Tim McDonough
Robert M. Nelson
Kristine M. Norosz
Merritt Olson *
Nelson G. Page
David Parish
Will & Mimi Peabody
Anthony & Ruth Pfister
Shannon Post
Margaret & Michael Price
Ed & Cathryn Rasmuson
James & Susan Reeves
Jim Renkert
Tony Rollo *
JoAnn R. Ross Cunningham & Steve Cunningham
Paul C. Rupple
Edmund Schuster
Jack & Debby Sedwick
Barbara Shea
Boyd & Norma Skille
David & Jane Stein
Paula Strong
Jesse & Nancy Thompson
Rodney & Carol Udd
Linn & Mary Weeda
Kathleen L. Wendt
J. David Williams
Donald & Melinda Wilson
Candace Winkler & Matthew Kropke
Rosemary & Mark Zimmerman
* Legacy gift has been actualized.
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CORPORATE, FOUNDATION & INDIVIDUAL DONORS: On behalf of the
organizations that received funds in 2012, ACF thanks the 1,500 donors who
so generously supported making change throughout Alaska. With your help,
ACF will continue connecting people who care with causes that matter.
CORPORATE, FOUNDATION
& INDIVIDUAL DONORS
“At ACF, we know philanthropy can transform lives and communities.
Throughout our great state, Alaskans are making a difference by
giving their time, talent and treasure to causes they care deeply
about. We are especially thankful to those who support ACF through
their financial gifts and contributions of time and talent.”
– Candace Winkler, ACF, President & CEO
CORPORATE & FOUNDATION
DONORS:
21st Century Community Learning Centers
Alaska Cardiovascular Research Foundation
Alaska Children’s Trust
Alaska Fjordlines, Inc.
Alaska Folk School
Alaska Mountaineering and Hiking
Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium
Alaska Nature Guides
Alaska Pulp Scholarship Foundation
Alaska Raptor Center
Alaska Regional Hospital
Alaska Ski Educational Foundation
Alaska Society for Technology in Education
Alaska Speed Skating Association
Alaska USA Federal Credit Union
Alaska West Express
Alyeska Pipeline Service Company
Anchorage Air Cargo Association
Anchorage Museum Foundation
Anchorage Principals Association
Anchorage Running Club
Anchorage School District
Anglo American US, LLC
Arctic Slope Community Foundation
ASD Curriculum Department
ASD Professional Learning Department
ATS Portable Toilets
Atwood Foundation
BP America, Inc.
BP Foundation
Bradley Reid & Associates, Inc.
Calypso Farm and Ecology Center
Camp Fire USA Alaska Council
Cape Reliant Fisheries, Inc.
Central Environmental, Inc
Chevron Humankind
Child Care Connection dba thread
Chilkat Environmental, LLC
Chilkat Valley Acupuncture & Oriental Medicine
Chinook Winds
City of Petersburg
CoastAlaska, Inc.
ConocoPhillips Alaska, Inc.
Continental Auto Group
Cook Inlet Literacy Council
Cook Inlet Region, Inc.
Cook Inlet Tribal Council
Credit Union 1
Dancing Leaf Gallery
Diversified Opportunities, Inc.
Fireweed Restaurant
First National Bank Alaska
Five Walls, LLC
Flying Squirrel Bakery
Friends of Campbell Creek Science Center
Friends of Petersburg Libraries
Full Passport, LLC
Garage Doors of Alaska
Girdwood 2020
Girdwood, Inc.
Glacier Glass & Door, LLC
Great Northern Asset Management, LLC
Greater Houston Community Foundation
Haines Borough
Houlberg Plumbing & Heating, LLC
Howsers IGA Supermarket
John S. & James L. Knight Foundation
K2 Aviation
Kathleen Russell Consulting
Kenai Peninsula Borough School District
KeyBank Alaska National Association
Kingfisher Consulting, LLC
Kodiak Area Native Association
Kodiak Maritime Museum
Koniag, Inc.
Krepel Enterprises, Inc.
Latitude 62
Lutak Lumber and Supply
Lynden, Inc.
M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust
Mahay’s Riverboat Service
Margaret A. Cargill Foundation
Matanuska-Susitna Schools Foundation
Mat-Su Health Foundation
Military Society of Model Railroad Engineers
Moore’s Hardware
Mountain Massage
Municipal Light and Power
NANA Regional Corporation
Nordic Skiing Association of Anchorage, Inc.
Northern Lights Model Railroad
Northern Powerline
Northrim Bank
Northwest Arctic Borough
Pebble Limited Partnership
Petersburg Emblem Club No. 81
PMCM, Inc.
Porcaro Communications
Premera Blue Cross Blue Shield of Alaska
Providence Health & Services Alaska
Qutekcak Native Tribe
Rasmuson Foundation
Schwab Charitable Fund
Shell Exploration & Production Company
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Picture: As a hundred percent Alaskan nonprofit, ACF understands the diverse needs of
our great state.
Simon Paneak Museum
JL Properties, Inc.
Soloy Helicopters LLC
Some Things Fishy
Soroptimist International of Cook Inlet
Southeastern Asset Management, Inc.
Southern Music Company
Starbucks
State Farm Insurance
Studio Z
Sunshine Community Health Center
Susitna River Lodge
Talkeetna Air Taxi
Talkeetna Alaskan Lodge
Talkeetna Bachelor Society, Inc.
Talkeetna Gifts and Collectable
Talkeetna Roadhouse
Teck Alaska, Inc.
TelAlaska
The Alaska Mental Health Trust Authority
The Estate of Dominic F. Gospodor
The Frances & David Rose Foundation
The New York Community Trust
The Parts Place
Todd Communications
Totem Ocean Trailer Express
TRF Management
TriJet Manufacturing Services, LLC
Twister Creek
U.S. Forest Service
United Way of Anchorage
United Way of Matanuska-Susitna Borough
Valley Charities, Inc.
W. D. Wallace Insurance
Wells Fargo
Wells Fargo Community Support Campaign
Wells Fargo Foundation
West Anchorage High School
West High Alumni Association
YMCA Anchorage
INDIVIDUAL DONORS:
Christopher & Betty Aadnesen
Michael & Melissa Abbott
Cynthia Adams
Bob & Aleta Adkins
Lance Ahern
Taralee Alcock
Dennis & Diane Allen
Josie Allen
Robert Ambrose**(L)
William Ambrose & Family
Russ Ament
Christina Anderson
Susan Anderson
Kirsten Anderson
Mary Anderson
Russ Andrews
Marquitta & Mike Andrus
Linda Anthony
Christopher Arbelovsky**
Teri & Charles Arnold**
Melissa Aronson
Glenn Arundell & Barbara Beeman
Richard Ayers
Erin Babich
William Babylon
Crystal & Albert Badgley**
Allen Bailey
Cameron Bain
Jeffrey Baird
William Bankston & Frances Talbott
Reed Barber
Mary & Alan Barber
Dot & Linne Bardarson
Donna Barkon
Marylynn Barnwell
William Barstow
Daniel Barth**
Margaret & Robert Basta
Mark Battaion & Kristin Hathhorn
Barbara & Gary Baugh
Patricia Beals
Carla Beam*
Jennifer & Glenn Beckmann
Jane Behlke
Mike Belloni
Layton & Lou Bennett
James Bennett
Angela Beplat
Jane Berglund
John & Laurie Bergren
Dana Berry
Debra & Robert Berto
Tara Bicknell
Cary Birdsall
Mike Bishop
Stanley Bissonette
Judith Bittner
Randy Bjorgan
Neil Black
Patricia Blank
James Blasingame
Sandy & Tony Blomfield
Barb & Gerald Blood
Jeff Bochart**
Thomas & Tanya Boedeker
Susy & Steve Boettcher
Ann Boochever
Kate Boor
Jack Boss
Wayne Bouwens
Dwight & Barbara Bowden
Paul Bowen
J. Bowman
Joshua & Jonnel Bowser
Shari Boyd
Timothy & Abby Bradley
Betty Brady
Rick Braun
Corey Brause
Jonathan Breivogel
Becky Brewer
Valera Brickel
Scott Bringmann
Deborah Brocke & Jeff Robinson
Bill Brophy
Kim & Stephen Brown
Myrna Brown
Ken & Margie Brown
Margie & Allen Brown
Page Brumbley
Shauna Bryers
Matthew & Jennifer Bryner
Carolyn & Sigfrid Buan
Robert & Anne Bulmer
Abel Bult-Ito
Sam & Linda Bunge
Debra Burdick-Hinton & Joe Hinton
Bill Burlingame
Steven & Desiree Burrell
Leo Bustad & Jeanne Davis*
Cindy Buxton & Russ White
Christopher Byrd
Liz Cabrera**(L)
Diane Calamar Okonek & Brian Okonek
Robert & Cindy Camilli (L)
Blythe & Robert Campbell*
Linda Carlson
William Carr
George Carte
Gary & Mary Cartwright
Helene Cartwright
Norman Casagranda
Benjamin & Carey Case
Catherine Ceciliani
Richard Chapell
William & Wendy Chase
Barbara Chen
Pamela & Theo Chenier
Morgan Christen & James Torgerson*(L)
Janice Ciprioti Melvin
Jordis Clark
Andrew & Susan Clarke
Kris Ryan-Clarke & Jeff Clarke
Margo Clayton
Cindy & Eric Clock
Tim Coahran
Joseph & Sharon Coe
Kerry & Gershon Cohen
Craig Cohen
Kyle & Elin Colburn
Vivian Coleman
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John Combs
Carol & Dennis Comeau
Bill Connor
Sharla Coon**
Devon Copple
Donald & Karen Cornelius
William & Linda Correira
Trisha Costello
Jennifer Coughlin
Colleen & Chris Coulon
Wanice Cowles
Angela Cox*
Louise Crawford
Julia March & Tony Crocetto
Chancy Croft
Cathy Cronlund
Brad Cruz & Barbara Norton
Christine Cunningham
James & Carla Cunnington
Julianne Curry
Nancy Curtis
Catherine Curtis
Lisa Curtis
David & Marlene Cushing
Susan Dabelsteen
Ronald Dailey & Eva Carey
Lee & Jane Clare Darling
Lois Daubney
Sharon Davies
Deborah Davis
Brenda Gail Davis
Lois DeBoer
Jeffrey DeBroeck
John Decherney
William Demming & Cheryl Babbe
John Dengler
Maria Derit & Leonid Moshkovich
Robin Dern & Michael Frieser
Toni & Charles Dewitt**
Susan Deyoe & Jeff Lebegue
Cynthia Didado
Emma Rose Dieter
Barbara Dilley
Karen Dillman
Susan Dillman
Nadine & Don Dillon
Bob Dittrick & Lisa Morehead
Peter Dobert
Kathryn Dodge*
Robert Donohue Boyer
Marguerite Dunbar
Pat Durand
Christopher & Janet Durnil**
Sandy & Brian Durrell
Jim Durst
Wesley & Marion Eastman
Eileen & John Eavis
Christopher Ebner
Donna Edmond
Ann Nora Ehret
Betsy & Kenneth Eisses
Fran & John Eldred
Richard Elgenson
Nancy Eliason
Mary Eller
Diane Elliot
Ken Elmore
Thomas Ely
Heidi Embley
Hazel Englund
Judy Erekson
Galena Ruth Erickson
Larry & Karen Erickson
Rick & Kathryn Ernst**
Rachel & Josh Etcher
Leslie Evenden**
Bridgette Evermann
Judith Ewald
Laurie & Matthew Fagnani
Tiffany Fales
Emily Fehrenbacher
Leonard Feldman & Maor Cohen
Bette Fenn & Dino Passarino
Michael Fenster
Paul& Elizabeth Ferucci
Sarah Jane Fischer
James Fisher
Patrick Fitzgerald
Susan Flanary & Don Thorsteinson
Mike Fleckenstein
Martha & Timothy Fleming
Kathleen Fleming
Margaret & Douglas Flemming
Lars Flora
Heather Flynn (L)
Susan & Richard Foley*(L)
C.R. Kelly Foss
Diane Foster
Kevin & Margaret Foster
Roy Foster
Jerry & Carol Fox
Tim Frade
Kerrie Fredeen
James Fredrickson
Jeff Friedman
Mildred Fuglvog
Bruce & Sharon Gagnon
Berta & Mike Gardner
Katie Gavenus
Katherine & Daniel Gensel**
Martha George
Darla Gerlach
Kate Gerlek***
Arthur Geuss
Susan Giani
Robert Gieringer
Julie Ginder
Glenn Gnagy
Rita Goshorn
Carolyn Grabowski
Edward Graff & Michelle Prince
Robert & Sally Green
Brady Greene
Andrea Gribbin
Gordon Griffin
Mark & Lara Griffin
Kathleen Griffith
Linda Griffith
Carol Gross
Andrea Hernandez
Todd Hess & Bonnie Goen
James Hetrick & Roseann Deering Hetrick
Brian Hickey
Gregory Higgins
Alice Hildreth
“We give of our time, talent, and resources to The
Alaska Community Foundation because we want
to help build a perpetual base of philanthropy
in our community that supports the broad needs
throughout Alaska.“
– Alex and Susan Slivka, ACF, Board of Directors
Heather Gross
Douglas Gualtieri
Gretchen Guess & Jeffrey Tyson
Judith Guist
Ryllis Guist
Connie Guist
Maribel Gutierrez & David Alexander
Carmen Gutierrez & Rod Bradley
Sheryl Guyett
Frank Gwartney
Kathryn & Jason Hacker
Emma Haddix
Amy Haddow**
Peter & Katie Haeussler
JoAnn Hagen & John Lillevik**
Signe & Bob Haltiner
Gail & Donald Hamil
Thomas Hamilton & Donna Lind (L)
Tamara & Bruce Hamler
Peggy & Dave Hamner
Anne Hanley
Mike & Grace Hanneman
Vincent & Jansy Hansen
Kate Hanson
Anne Hanssen
Lois & James Hartsfield
Cico & Pat Harvey
Joellen & David Hawkins
Marjorie Hays
Linda Hazen
Bruce & Mary-Michelle Headle
William Hearn
Barbara Hecker
Lisa Heffernan
Kathleen Heidecker
Julia Heinz & Sean Asquith
Deirdre Helfferich (L)
Renee Helie
Alissa Henry**
Michelle Hensel & Robb Reeg
Delbert Heppner
Willian Herman
Maria Hernandez
John & Linda Hoag
Karen Hofstad (L)
Frank & Romona Holmes (L)
Kathryn Holmes & Timothy Shields
Lee Holmes
Annie Holt & Don Gomes
Ron & Jacque Horn
Jones & Lani Hotch
Beth & Cliff Howard
Patrice Huettl
Norman Hughes
Linda & Kurt Hulteen
Ralph Hummel
Sharon & Brad Hunter
Mary & Warren Huss
Jennifer Hyer
Glen & Constance Jackson
Sherry & Lonnie Jackson
Joseph Jackson
Babbie Jacobs (L)
Vic Jansen
Linda Jansen
Kelly Jantunen
Rose Jenne
Sierra Jimenez
Beth & Mike Johnson**
Kristi Johnson
Cheryl J.P. Johnson
Rhonda Johnson
Marlys Johnson
David & Shirely Johnsrud
Fred Johnston
Allan & Jennifer Johnston
Robert Jones
Ruth Jones
Tara Riemer Jones
Shelis Jorgensen
Rebecca Judd
Larry Jurgeleit
Anna & Jim Jurgeleit
Kathy Sue Justus
Monica Kane
Diane Kaplan & Mel Sather*
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24
Sharon & Dave Keating
James & Shannon Keene
Gerry Keffer
Sarah & Keith Kehoe
Thomas & Carole Kelley
Eron & Kathleen Kelly
Christine & James Kelly
Jack & Helen Kendall
Linda & John Kennedy
Brodie Kimmel
Janet Kincaid
Jean Kincaid
David Kingsland
Johanna Kinney
Marion Kinter & Gerard Garland
Beverly Kirk
Bernelie Kishaba
Jack Klingbeil
Alice & Gunnar Knapp
Kara Knox (L)
Jerry Koetje
Ralph Kolbeck
Marc Kornmesser & Valerie Waldrop
Jill Kosinski
Bob Kowalski
Patty Krasnansky
Jean & Larry Krupa
Linda Kumin
Joy Kutz
Janet Kvernvik
Cynthia Lagoudakis & Bill Tremblay**
Geraldine Lampard Keeling
Lori Lanstrom
Kim Larson
Darcie Larson
Susan Leake & Ray Nelke
Helen Leber
Roxanne Lee
Pauline Lee
Matt Leistico
Herman Leite
Eliza Lende
Heather & Chip Lende**
Charles Leo
Dorothy Leonard
Sanna & Duane Levan
Lori LeVander & David Pflug
Stephen Lindbeck & Patty Ginsburg
Roy & Charmaine Lindsay
Carol Lindsey
Patricia & Robert Linville
Thomas & Janice Livingston
Rosalie & Reuben Loewen
Amanda Lofgren
George Long
Eunice Long-Lott
John Longworth & Denise Galli
Ricardo Lopez***
Dorene Lorenz
Naomi Louvier
Chuck Loviniski
Lew Lowery**
Monica & Jolund Luther
Mark Luttrell & Ann Ghicadus
Russ Lyman & Cynthia Allen
Steve & Lucinda Mahoney (L)
Marsha Mak
Karen Malcom
Dona Malhiot Laubhan
Anthony & Mandy Mallott
Terry Mangione
Mia Mangione
David Mannheimer
Arthur & Karen Mannix
Christopher & Barbara Mannix**
Don Marenzi
Otis Marsh
Deborah Marshall
Jordan Marshall
Erin & Cheri Marston
Barbara Martin
Victoria Martin & Greg Young
Kerry & Kim Martin
Virginia Martin
Donna Martinsen
Susan Massaro Jackson
Laura Mastrella
Suzan Matthews
Lisa Maurer
Molly Mayo Wood & Michael Wood
John & Carol McCabe
Patrick Kevin McCaleb
Anne & Patrick McCormick
Kevin McCoy & Mary Geddes
Kathleen McCoy
William McCrossan
Karin McCullough
Ruth McEllhiney
Patrick McGrath
Nick & Janet McGrath
Tom McGrath
Hope McGratty
Ann & Terrence McGurk
Kathy McKelvey
Tammy McKenna
Maureen McLaughlin
Dennis & Stephanie McMillian (L)
Alec & Nicole McMurren**
Corrine & Michael McVee
Bonnie & Bill Mehner
George Meintel & Cynthia Wallesz**
Karen Meizner & Russ Bowman
Mary Mekiana
Marilyn Menish-Meucci & Jeffery Meucci
Jessie & Kevin Menkens***
Mike & Donna Meyer
Mary Michalak
Jo & Peter Michalski*(L)
Evelyn Mielke
Brenda Miernyk
Mike Miller
Aaron & Katrina Miller
Reg Mitchell
Nicole & Kevin Mitchell
Natalia Mladenov
Michael Moeglein
Monica Mohay
Carol Montgomery
Duane Moran
Ann Morgester
Michael & Maya Moriarty
Richard Morris
James Morrison
Patricia Morrison
Paul Morrison & Karen Heath
Tim & Laurie Morrow
Michael Mraz
Marcus Mueller
Douglas Myers
Catalina Myers
Alben & Ilse Myren
Ann Myren & Tim McDonough**(L)
Tim Navarre**
Leslie Need
Ardis Nelson
Robert Nelson (L)
Rick & Leslie Nerland*
Bonnie Nichols & Michael Haggerty**
Sandy Nichols
Glen & Patti Nielsen
Elizabeth Nobmann
John Nodus
Barbara Norbeck**
Beth Nordlund
Patricia Norheim
Dale Normandin
Kris Norosz*(L)
Mark & Cristi Norquist
Tlisa Northcutt
Charles Obendorf
Josselyn & Ed O’Connor**
Judith Odhner**
Kay Kolb O’Grady
Jennifer Olendorff
Daniel Oliver
Yngve Olsson
Joe Orr
Tom & Nancy Osborne
Joe & Diane Owens
Mona Painter
James Palmer & Sheila Arkell
Edna Paperman
David Paperman
Samuel Paperman
David Parish (L)
Victoria Parker
Rebecca Parker
Vicky Parks***
Suzanne & Fred Paulsen**
Marjorie & Brian Paust
Will & Mimi Peabody (L)
Penny Pedersen & Andrew Pankow*
Betty Pederson
Marian Pedrick
Diane Pelz
Theresa Perez
Grete Lewis Perkins
Peggy Perkins
Elizabeth Perry
Katie Pesznecker
Stan Peterman
Jerry Peters
Larry Petersen
Jim & Susan Pfeiffenberger
Jeanette Phillips
Mike Philo
Frank & Carol Pinkerton
Sammye Pokryfki
Joseph & Jahna Pollock
Mike & Bonnie Porcaro
Sondra & David Porter**
Nate Porter & Cassalyn David
James Posey
Gordon Pospisil & Blythe Marston
Randy Pottle
Kenneth Powers
Margaret & Michael Price (L)
Ann Puffer
Denise & Adam Quick
Thomas & Ann Quinlan
Bobbi & Keith Quintavell
Willard & Martha Rabert
Leslye & Gary Randall
Pamela Randles
Ed & Cathryn Rasmuson (L)
Randy Reed
James & Susan Reeves (L)
Robyn Rehmann
Scott Reierson
Kim & Skip Reierson**
Connie Reinhart
Pauline Reiter
Jill Reitz
Walter Remele
Anne Remick***
Laurel Renkert
Mildred Renkert
Jim Renkert (L)
Lois Rhodes
Allison Rice & Joe Stratman
Jenna Rich
Delaine Richards
Sharon & Walter Richards
Mary Elizabeth Rider
Megan Riebe
Dave & Sally Riemer
Kent & Lisa Rininger
Shirley & James Rippey
Kit Roberts
Lawrence Roberts
Ray & Julie Robinson
Pamela & Roger Robinson
Lisa Roderick & Mark Westman
Susan Rogers
Betty & Harry Rogers
Richard Romack
James & Florence Rooney
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25
JoAnn Ross Cunningham & Steven Cunningham (L)
Jean Rounds-Riley & John Riley
Dorothy Roundtree
Russell Rudolph
Paul Rupple**(L)
H. Theodore Ryberg
Phyllis Sage & Joanne Waterman
Sheryl Salasky
Clifford Salisbury
Fernando Salvador
Steven & Sarah Samuelson
Nancy Sander
Mark & Janet Sandvik
Mariko Sarafin***
Per & Lynda Sather
Heather Sawyer
Carolyn Sayre & David Johnston
Carol Schatz
Stacy Schmitz Reece
Lucille Schoenberger
Karen & Jim Schramek
Peter & Joyce Schultz
Daniel Schultz
Krista Schwarting
Mike & Kay Schwartz
Lisa Schwarzburg
Glen & Marcia Scott
Krista Scully
Christina Seay
Wayne Selmer
Mark & Karen Severson
Heather Shade**
David & Harriet Shaftel
Bill Sheffield*
Diane Shellenbaum
Bill Shellenberg
Dewitt Sherwood
Janet Sherwood
Kathleen Sherwood
Phyllis Shoemaker
Joe & Gwynne Short
Spencer Shroyer
Bev Sierks
Steve & Euid Silverstein
James & Gloria Simpson
Thomas Sisul
Emma Skoog
Chellie & Cory Skoog**
Alex & Susan Slivka*
Kate & Dave Slyker*
Darren & Justine Smith
Kiya & Alvin Smith
Janell Smith
Jean Smith
Harold & Joyce Smith
Annette Smith
Corinne Smith & Paul Button
Jane Smith
Almarene Snead
Mark & Diana Snow
Ronald & Catherine Snyder
Joan Snyder
Michael Sobocinski
Michael Sobol
Cora Spaulding & Estrada Bernard
Ginette St. Clair
Stephen St. Peter
Lynn Stallings
Cassandra Stalzer
Michael Stark
Stan & Janice Steadman**
Rachel Steer
Bonnie & Paul Steer
David & Jane Stein**(L)
Barbara Steltz & Michael Bangs
Carla Stephan
Katherine Stephen
Richard Stephenson
Stewart Sterling
Cecily Stern & Mark Sogge**
Colleen Stevens
Cheryl Stine & Ray Koch
Holly Stinson
Sandy Stolle
Rebecca Strauch
Lukas Strickland
Paula Strong (L)
James & Adona Struve
Robert Stump
Arliss Sturgulewski
Aina Summerfelt
James Swainson
Loretta Swanson
Colleen & Wally Swanson
Teresa & Robert Swanson
John & Miriam Swanson
Stan & Pat Syta
Sally & Steven Tachick
Helen & Peter Taflan
Bob & Elizabeth Tannahill
Charles Taylor
Katherine Taylor
Mark & Janice Teter
Andy Teuber*
Joyce Thomas
Niel Thomas & Hermine Baker
Robert & Susan Thomason
Jesse & Nancy Thompson (L)
Judy & Kyle Thompson
Julianne Thompson
Allen & Anita Tigert
Karen Timmins
Jan Tluchor
Teri Toland
Eric & Sue Tollefsen
Tina Tomsen
Dalal J. Tonb
Sandra Tonstad
Sandi Toth
Tom Tougas
Vanessa Towler
Aleesha Towns-Bain
Alan Traut
Mead Treadwell
Ruth Tronnes
Kathleen Trump
Karmen Truzupek
Emil Tucker
Lane Tucker*
Cathy Turner
Lynn Turner
Carol Tuynman
Joann Utt
Mary Jane Valentine**
Elizabeth Van Burgh
Ralph Van Dusseldorp & Marilyn Johnson
Linda & Steve Van Goor
Linda Van Houten & William Joiner
Leslie Vandergaw
Julie Varee
Therese Veker
John Venables
Robert & Marta Venables
Steve Vick
Philip & Cinda Viles
Deborah Vogt
Laurel Vorachek
Dale Wade
Daniel & Madelyn Walker**
David Wallen**
Jill & Wesley Walls
Bridget & Ricard Walsh
Wayne & Donna Walter
Emma Lu Walton
Mary Waltz
John Niles & Karin Wanamaker
Bernie & Debra Washington*
Sharon Weeks
Thomas & Penny Wells
Joseph & Stephanie Welsh
Margaret Wengert
Pam & Doug Werner
Jennifer Westrom
Katherine & Kevin White
Russell White
Sandra Wicks
Tim Wiepking & Barbara Brown
David Wight & Carla Hoskins Wight
Sharon Wikan
Kami Williams
Arlene Williams
Lynn Willis
Elizabeth & Barry Wilson
Thomas Wilson
Becky Windt
Candace Winkler & Matthew Kropke***(L)
Bridget Wittstock
Tonja Woelber
Ellen Wolf & Douglas Smith
Glorianne & Jerry Wollen**
Ruth Wood & John Strasenburgh**
Hilary Wood & Matt Lichtenstein
Susan Wood
Vera Woods
Roger & Janet Worrell
Laura Wright
Laura & Charles Wynn
Ann & Ed Yadon
Jean Yang
Diane Ziegner & Jim Graupmann
Paul & Marcia Zimmerman
Don & Tamara Zoerb*
ACF Donor Key:
(L) Legacy Members
*ACF Board Member Donors
** ACF Affiliate/Advisory Board Member Donors
***ACF Staff Donors
Picture: ACF celebrates the arts and our cultural heritage by supporting and sustaining
nonprofits and charitable causes. Connecting people who care with causes that matter.
ASSETS UNDER MANAGEMENT
Bernie’s commitment to our
community goes well beyond
his service as a Board Member
of Bean’s Café. His long time
participation in a number of
other nonprofit boards and
advisory committees highlights
the magnitude his technical
expertise and practical approach
to nonprofit financial issues
has had in Alaska. His deepseated commitment to making
our community a better place
affirms his understanding that
by helping those in need, we in
turn help each other.
– Leslie Ellis, Credit Union 1,
President & CEO
BERNIE WASHINGTON// The oil industry brought Bernie to Alaska. His
first winter, he experienced what he calls “true homelessness”– a man
had froze to death during one frigid night. In his small hometown of
Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania, things like that just didn’t happen. For
Bernie, the character of a society is based on how those most in need
are treated. His aspiration has always been to leave the world a much
better place and that tragic night catapulted him onto a path that
would impact Alaska forever.
Thirty-five years later, Bernie is well known in the Alaskan nonprofit
arena. A dedicated community advocate, Bernie served for a year as the
president of the United Way of Anchorage Board of Directors and also
spent the last 30 years on the United Way of Anchorage Allocations Panel
(Investment Committee). He helped start the Foraker Group, serving on
their Board of Directors, in addition to Bean’s Café Board of Directors.
His significant role in establishing The Alaska Community Foundation
and Shiloh Community Housing, Inc. highlights the profound impact
Bernie’s contributions of knowledge and know-how have had on the
causes he cares about most. His financial expertise and commitment to
service is remarkable.
As a role model and leader in philanthropy, we thank you Bernie for your
time and talent.
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27
The Investment Committee includes members from the
ACF Board of Directors and other community members
with investment expertise. The committee provides
oversight and direction to the investment teams that
manage ACF endowments.
“Thank you so much! We, Bethel Arts
Groups, are excited to be moving
forward in becoming a sustainable arts
community.”
– Reyne Athanas, Bethel Council on the Arts
FINANCIAL POSITION
Our Investment Philosophy: The goals of ACF are to preserve and enhance the
real value of charitable assets over time, to exist in perpetuity and to provide for
grantmaking in perpetuity. To accomplish these goals, we maintain a diversified
portfolio with an acceptable level of risk. The overriding investment objective for
our endowed funds is to maintain purchasing power by adherence to investment
discipline, because we believe grants for tomorrow are as important as grants
made today.
ACTIVITY REPORT
FINANCIAL POSITION
January – December 2012
December 31, 2012
ASSETS
2012 ACF Revenue: $12,483,616
Current Assets:
Cash & Equivalents
$
Prepaid Expenses
Accounts Receivable
Pledges & Gift Receivable
Total Current Assets
Investments
Property & Equipment
Total Assets
$
LIABILITIES & NET ASSETS
Current Liabilities:
Administrative Payable
$
Grants Payable
Total Current Liabilities
Investments Held in Trusts for Others
Net Assets:
Unrestricted
Temporarily Restricted
Total Net Assets
Total Liabilities & Net Assets
$
3,870,010
38,789
190,117
0
4,098,916
56,550,599
92,774
60,742,289
173,467
950,882
1,124,349
6,736,595
Gifts &
Bequests
Grant
Revenue
Investment
Earnings
Fees & Other
Revenue
2012 ACF Expenses: $7,414,783
42,678,378
10,202,967
52,881,345
60,742,289
General &
Administrative
Fundraising
Grant &
Program
Expenses
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28
NEW FUNDS IN 2012
Number of Funds
at 12/31/11
Fund Type
New Funds
in 2012
Number of Funds
at 12/31/12
Asset Value
Donor Advised
Community
Field of Interest
Designated
Project
Scholarship
Unrestricted
Agency
Operating
78
12
16
12
12
31
6
113
12
0
0
5
1
0
0
0
1
0
76 $26,456,543
12 $3,537,330
21
$839,113
13
$868,207
11
$184,725
31 $3,028,661
4 $1,263,023
114 $22,438,043
15
$890,411
Total Fund Balance
292
7
297$59,506,056
A Side Note: Markets presented
extreme challenges for everyone
over the last 5 years.
ACF BENCHMARK FOR COMPARABLE INVESTMENTS
2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 5 year
Year
ACF Return
10.47
7.41 -22.56 21.55
70% S&P 500/
30% Barclay’s
Aggregate
12.30
6.10 -26.00 20.40 12.90
4.10 12.46 2.95
13.47
4.86
8.81 -24.67 18.87 11.77
0.33 12.58 2.27
4.40
0.07
Alaska Permanent
Fund
U.S. Treasury
Bills
1.26
0.14
9.63 -4.12 10.02 1.71
0.14
0.12
0.51
A Side Note: ACF exceeded
its 8% target in 2012.
A Side Note: ACF’s assets
have grown 1735% over the
last 10 years.
Together with
our Affiliates,
we connect
people who care
with causes that
matter.
ACF ASSET GROWTH BY YEAR
$60,000,000
$50,000,000
$40,000,000
$30,000,000
$20,000,000
$10,000,000
0
2012
2011
2010
2009
2008
2007
2006
2005
2004
2003
2002
2001
2000
Asset
PAGE
29
POPULATION IN ANCHORAGE: 295,570
POPULATION IN ALASKA: 731,449
CON N EC TIN G P E OP LE WHO CAR E W I TH CAUSES THAT M ATTER .
vision// Alaskans supporting Alaskans to create a
sustainable quality of life.
mission// To cultivate, celebrate and sustain all forms of
philanthropy to strengthen Alaska’s communities forever.
Together with our Affiliates, we connect people who care
with causes that matter.
Tim Remick: Staff & Board of Directors (inside cover); Brooklyn Baggett: Candace &
Susan (p 1); Ricardo J. Lopez: Staff Members (p 3), Sondra Porter (p 4), Petersburg
(p 4), Jessica Stevens CF (p 5) ACF Board Members (p 5), Staff & Advisory Board
member (p 18), ACF Board Member (p 19), ACF Board Member & Staff (p 21), ACF
Staff (p 21), ACF Staff member (p 29) Wildflowers (various pages); Oscar Edwin
Avellaneda: Young girl (p 7), Young boy (p 13); Flordelino Lagundino: Reincarnation
(p 7); Photo courtesy of Keegan Messing (p 8); Photo courtesy of APU (p 8); Ryan
Adkins: Winter Bear (p 9); Babbie Jacobs: Marina at Camp Is (p 9),; Nathaniel Wilder:
Young boy fishing (p 10), Windmills (p 11), Dog (p 11), Lake (p 19 & inside back
cover); Akiko Nishijima: Christmas Carol (p 13); Doug Lindstrand: Boat (p 19),
Moose (p 29); Kodiak CF (p 28)
Confirmed in Compliance with National
Standards for U.S. Community Foundations
3201 C St #110, Anchorage, Alaska 99503
PHONE: 907.334.6700 • 855.336.6701 (toll-free)
EMAIL: [email protected]
www.alaskacf.org

2012 Annual Report - The Alaska Community Foundation

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