The Jessica Stevens Community Foundation's Healthy Community grant cycle is now open. The deadline for submitted applications is Friday, July 26th, 2013 at 9:00 pm.
The Jessica Stevens Community Foundation's annual Healthy Community grants are intended to support organizations and programs in the Talkeetna, Trapper Creek, Susitna and Caswell region that serve community members in areas such as; health, education, human services, arts and culture, and the preservation and enjoyment of the natural environment. The Jessica Stevens Community Foundation will only accept online grant proposals between May 28th and July 26th, 2013 before 9:00 pm from qualified tax-exempt 501(c)(3) organizations in the listed regions above.
Grant proposals can be for specific projects or for operating expenses. To help support a broad range of nonprofit organizations active in our community, the 2013
Healthy Community grant awards will range between $500 to $5,000. A total of $10,000 may be dispersed this year. If you have questions you can email our foundation at
info@jessicasfoundation.org or talk to a
Steering Committee member today.
Online Grant Applicant Tutorial 
Please contact ACF Program Associate, Mariko Sarafin, with questions regarding the online system at msarafin@alaskacf.org or call 907.249.6609.
Application deadline is July 26th, 2013 at 9:00 pm.
2013 SCF Mini-Grants Have Moved Online
Mini-Grants from the Seward Community Foundation are available throughout the year. These are a quick method to assist nonprofit organizations and projects in the Seward/Moose Pass communities. The awards are for up to $500 and can be applied for easily with our new online application.
The Seward Community Foundation's advisory board will review applications after they are submitted and at their next scheduled meeting, which are generally the 3rd Wednesday of every month.
If you are a first time applicant, please read through the Applicant tutorial below. If you have additional questions about the online system please contact ACF's Program Associate, Mariko Sarafin at: msarafin@alaskacf.org or by calling 907.249.6609.
Online Grant Applicant Tutorial
2012 Grant Opportunity is now closed.
The Chilkat Valley Community Foundation (CVCF) is pleased to announce its fourth grantmaking cycle.
Funding for projects during this grant cycle will range from $500 to $3,500. Applications are being accepted for the following three (3) categories of cash grants at this time.
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Operating Support Grants may be awarded to sustainable organizations in amounts not to exceed 10% of the organization’s annual budget.
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New Program and Special Project Grants are challenge grants at a ratio of 2:1 (grantees must raise $2 to receive $1). The recipient’s match must be raised within six months of the award notification and must be raised from at least five (5) different donors.
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Capital Grants may be awarded as the local match to another funding source. Capital Grant applicants will receive scoring points if they have applied for a Rasmuson Foundation Tier One Grant for the proposed project prior to submitting an application to the CVCF.
This year we are excited to introduce the new online application. A program on Creating a Successful Grant Application to the Chilkat Valley Community Foundation will be offered on July 31, 2012 at 2 PM at the Haines Borough Public Library.
Please come to the program and explore the following links to learn more about CVCF's 2012 grant program.
Download: Memo re: CVCF's 2012 Grant Opportunity
Download: Grant Eligibility, Requirements, and Criteria
Download: Grant Application Program
Helpful hints for applying online
Please feel free to contact any advisory board member if you have questions.
The Capacity Building for Charitable Organizations application cycle is now closed.
Updated: April 5th, 2013
The CBCO pilot program is currently under review. We anticipate opening the next grant cycle in the summer of 2013. We are not currently accepting applications at this time.
The program offers a unique opportunity for eligible nonprofit organizations to apply for grants to build the capacity of their organizations. Eligibility is limited to 501(c)(3) nonprofits or equivalent organizations located in the state of Alaska. Equivalent organizations may include tribes, schools, churches, local government agencies and programs.
Grant awards will support professional staff and board of directors in their effort to access tools, develop practical skills and cultivate support systems needed to effectively achieve the organization's mission. Grants will fund activities that allow organizations to build capacity in the areas of leadership development, organizational development, program development, collaboration and community engagement, and evaluation of effectiveness.
ACF would like to thank the Rasmuson Foundation for their support of this grant program. The ACF Capacity Building for Charitable Organizations Program is complimentary to the Rasmuson Foundation Tier I Program; however, organizations may not apply for funding from both programs. Please contact ACF for clarification:
907-334-6700 or
adalton@alaskacf.org
The Anchorage Schools Foundation fund fall 2012 grant cycle is now closed.
Deadline for submission of applications was by 9pm on October 15th, 2012.
The Anchorage Schools Foundation was created to make grants in support of activities that enhance the success of students in the Anchorage School District. School professionals including principals, teachers, nurses, counselors and others are invited to apply. Grants will be awarded for the following types of projects: classroom supplies, recreational equipment & uniforms,books, technology, after-school programs, field trips, and other needs determined by school district employees and not supported by other sources of ASD funds.
Please specify which school or PTA association will receive the grant award. Grants may not be awarded to individuals.
Typical grants will be between $100 and $500.
Grant Guidelines
Helpful Hints for Applying Online
The 2012 SCF grant application cycle is now closed.
Grant applications must be submitted online. The only uploaded documents that
will be accepted are the project budget worksheet and past grant final reports.
You may direct programmatic questions to Kim Reierson
(224-3228) or skiprei@gci.net. For technical questions about the online
application system contact The Alaska Community Foundation at info@alaskacf.org
or by phone: 907-334-6700. We are here to help!
Successful applicants will be notified by mid-April.
Typical grants will be between $500 and $5,000.
Grant Guidelines
Online Applicant Tutorial
The mission of the
Seward Community Foundation is to enhance the quality of life in the
Seward/Moose Pass area by addressing and assisting local needs, funded
from a permanent endowment actively supported by our citizens.
The Petersburg Community Foundation Grant Cycle is now closed.
The application deadline has passed.
The Petersburg Community Foundation's competitive grant cycle awards grants to non-profits operating in the Petersburg area.
Please direct your programmatic questions to Petersburg Community Foundation Advisory Board Members Cynthia Wallesz (772-2680). Direct technical questions about the online application system to The Alaska Community Foundation's Program Associate, Mariko Sarafin, by email: msarafin@alaskacf.org, or by phone: 907-249-6609.
Online Grant Applicant Tutorial
PCF Grant Guidelines
The Kenai Peninsula Foundation Competitive Grant Cycle is now closed.
The deadline for submitted applications was Friday, May 31st, 2013 at 9:00 pm.
The Kenai Peninsula Foundation, an Affiliate of The Alaska Community Foundation, announces its competitive grant cycle opening on April 1st, 2013. Up to $6,000 total will be awarded to eligible Kenai Peninsula nonprofit organizations. Each available grant award amount will be $500. The online application deadline was Friday, May 31st, 2013 at 9:00 pm.
Please thoroughly read the grant guidelines below. If you are a first-time applicant, please read over the Applicant Tutorial, also below.
Please direct your programmatic questions to the Kenai Peninsula Foundation Advisory Board Members by emailing:
kenai@alaskacf.org or mailing to: Kenai Peninsula Foundation, PO Box 1612, Soldotna, AK 99669. Please send direct technical questions about the online application system to The Alaska Community Foundation's Program Associate, Mariko Sarafin, by email:
msarafin@alaskacf.org, or by phone: 907.249.6609.
Kenai Peninsula Foundation Grant Guidelines
Online Grant Applicant Tutorial
Application deadline was Friday, May 31st, 2013 at 9:00 pm.
The Teen Suicide Prevention Grant Program is now closed.
The Teen Suicide Prevention program seeks applications for projects that will directly enhance community based efforts to prevent teen suicide. Applications are accepted from qualified 501(c)(3) nonprofit or equivalent organizations located in the state of Alaska. Equivalent organizations may include tribes, schools, churches, local government agencies and programs. Organizations throughout the state of Alaska are encouraged to apply.
Preference will be given to projects that: (1) incorporate a strategy(ies) outlined in the Alaska State Suicide Prevention Plan FY 2012-2017, and (2) empower Alaskans to work together to promote community wellness. Strategies from the Alaska State Suicide Prevention Plan include:
(1) Alaskans accept responsibility for preventing suicide
(2) Alaskans effectively and appropriately respond to people at risk of suicide
(3) Alaskans communicate, cooperate, and coordinate suicide prevention efforts
(4) Alaskans have immediate access to prevention, treatment, and recovery services
(5) Support survivors in healing
Examples of potential projects include, but are not limited to:
(1) Event Based - supporting a community’s culture camp or local efforts to keep the school building open during summer break.
(2) Social Marketing – designing and implementing a social marketing campaign that educate community members of the signs of suicide and steps they can take to prevent it or advertising resources where to turn when feeling suicidal.
(3) Education – hosting educational sessions for community members on how to handle teen in crisis.
Applicants should demonstrate the organization and/or community contribution to the proposed project.
Grant Guidelines
Helpful hints for applying online
Alaska Suicide Prevention Plan
Regional Suicide Prevention Plans
Stop Suicide Alaska
The Pebble Fund Grant Cycle is now closed. The application deadline was September 4, 2012.
Community organizations throughout the Bristol Bay region are invited to apply for grants from The Pebble Fund during the Fund’s semi-annual competitive grant cycle. Grants are available to 501(c)(3) organizations in the Bristol Bay region, including schools, churches and government agencies. Funding focuses on programs related to renewable resources/fisheries, energy, community and economic development, and education. Detailed grant guidelines are below. All applicants with prior awards must be in good standing and current on all grant reporting.
Please carefully review the Grant Guidelines (linked below) to make sure your project or organization is eligible for Pebble Fund grant funding prior to starting an application. The Grant Guidelines are designed to help eligible projects and organizations complete their application and for any follow-up work on awarded grants.
Applications from eligible organizations must be received by The Alaska Community Foundation no later than 9 p.m. on the above-listed date. Applications must be submitted electronically via the online grants website. New users will need to create an account. Instructions can be found below.
Grant guidelines
Evaluation Criteria
Helpful hints for applying online
Pebble Webinar Slide
The 2012 Alaska Children's Trust Grant Cycle is now closed.
Organizations throughout Alaska working to eliminate child abuse and neglect are invited to apply for grants from The Alaska Children's Trust (ACT) competitive grant cycle. Grants are available to 501 (c)(3) nonprofit organizations; municipalities and Regional Educational Attendance Areas or other political subdivisions of the State; State agencies; Alaska Native Tribes, or a combination of these entities. Historically, the ACT has funded both primary and secondary prevention programs. The ACT values services offered in geographic areas with a demonstrated high need and leveraging new funding sources for child abuse prevention.
Helpful hints for applying online
ACT FY13 Grant Guidelines