Grants and funding in Alaska
1,048 foundations reported granting into Alaska on their most recent IRS filings: 5,227 itemized grants worth $338M between them. On top of that, 13 live grant programs and 25 contract opportunities are specific to Alaska, alongside 3,344 nationwide programs also open here.
- foundations granting into the state
- 1,048
- of 129,981 grantmaking foundations on file
- in itemized grants into the state
- $338M
- across 5,227 grants on IRS filings
- live grants specific to Alaska
- 13
- of 3,984 live grants tracked nationwide
- community lenders serving the state
- 25
- of 483 CDFIs on file
What a typical foundation grant runs here
The 1,048 foundations granting into Alaska, grouped by the average size of their grants. The middle of this chart is where most applications belong: funders whose typical check is thousands, not millions.
Who gives the most into Alaska
The five foundations reporting the largest itemized grant dollars into Alaska on their most recent filings. Size and openness are different things: the giants here are mostly endowments that choose their own recipients, which is why the list worth working from is the 1,048 above filtered to funders that accept applications.
Who the Alaska-specific grants are for
Of the 13 live grant programs specific to Alaska, here is who the announcements name. 6 more are open to any organization type and counted separately, never twice.
Wherever you sit, nonprofits, tribal organizations, cities and towns and every other reader get their own page saying what Quillify does and does not do for them.
The lenders almost nobody checks
25 community development lenders serve Alaska: below-market debt that takes no ownership, for organizations a bank would make wait. Among them: PBM Lending (Manzeska Ota Tsi), Community Reinvestment Fund, Inc., NDN Fund, Inc., Community Impact Loan Fund, Local Enterprise Assistance Fund. Quillify tracks all 483 nationwide alongside the grants, because the right answer to a funding gap is sometimes a loan you can actually get.
Opportunity figures count live, unexpired programs as of September 1, 2026 and refresh twice monthly. Foundation figures come from IRS filings for tax year 2022 and move as new filings arrive. Segment counts are programs that explicitly name the segment; programs open to any organization type are reported separately, never double-counted.
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