The Alaska Botanical Garden showcases the beauty and value of Alaska’s gardens and natural areas through science, education, and recreation using organic and sustainable practices. It serves as a community institution dedicated to promoting horticulture and environmental awareness.
IDA Alaska provides a forum where parents, educators, and individuals with dyslexia share their experience and knowledge about dyslexia. The organization works to educate, support, and advocate for individuals with dyslexia in Alaska.
Alaska CASA works to ensure a safe and stable future for our most vulnerable youth by mobilizing community volunteers to provide focused advocacy to children and youth in the child welfare system. A Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA) is a trained community volunteer appointed to speak up for the best interests of an abused, neglected, or abandoned child.
The Alaska Master Gardeners Anchorage promotes the availability of gardening information to Alaskan citizens through University study and experimentation. They engage the community in gardening activities and education to enhance the enjoyment and understanding of gardening in Alaska.
Alaska Rural Veterinary Outreach, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) all-volunteer, non-profit organization dedicated to providing access to basic veterinary care, focusing on spay-neuter surgery, advocacy, and education for Alaska's rural pets and their people. Our goal is to reduce the number of homeless pets, decrease dog bites, and enhance the overall safety and health of rural communities.
Alaska Behavioral Health provides a range of services to support mental wellness and personal growth for individuals and families. Alaska Seeds of Change, a program under Alaska Behavioral Health, focuses on vocational training and job skills development for young people aged 16-24.
The Alaska Songbird Institute is dedicated to conserving Alaska's boreal songbirds through education and research. They engage students of all ages and the community in their conservation mission.
The Alaska WildBird Rehabilitation Center cares for injured, orphaned, and sick wild birds with the goal of returning healthy birds to the wild. It also educates the public about these birds and the conservation of their habitats.
Alaska Wildlife Rescue's mission is to rescue Alaskan wildlife from life-threatening situations, transport injured animals to veterinary and rehabilitation centers, and educate the public about the value of Alaska's native animals.
The Alaska World Arts Festival is a nonprofit organization dedicated to celebrating and promoting the arts in Homer, Alaska. It brings together artists and art enthusiasts from around the world for a diverse showcase of performances and workshops.
All Things Kabuki is a registered 501(c)3 non-profit organization based in Wasilla, Alaska. It aims to raise awareness, incite research, and support individuals and families affected by Kabuki Syndrome globally.
The American Dental Therapy Association (ADTA) advocates for oral health equity by advancing dental therapy practices. They aim to expand access to care and strengthen the oral health workforce through education and community engagement.
Anchorage re:MADE is committed to reducing waste, empowering entrepreneurs, and creating purpose through repurposing. The organization operates as a movement of people dedicated to sustainability and community improvement.
Arctic German Shepherd Rescue is dedicated to rescuing, rehabilitating, and rehoming abused, neglected, abandoned, or unwanted dogs since 2005. The organization focuses on providing care and finding loving homes for German Shepherds in need.
Asgard Alaska is building an immersive, open-air Viking museum and historical campground with an emphasis on Norse culture and medieval societies. Our mission is to improve lives by creating places where people can experience Alaska’s majestic wilderness in settings that honor and recreate the glory of civilizations long past.
Beacon Hill Alaska exists to reduce trauma, restore hope, and strengthen Alaskan families in crisis and children in foster care through the love of Christ. They support vulnerable children and families by working to preserve family connection, prepare families for lasting stability, and provide the care and tools needed to sustain them.
Christmas Friendship Dinner is a non-profit volunteer organization that serves a free Christmas Dinner to the entire community. It aims to bring people together and provide a warm meal and companionship during the holiday season.
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