The Salvation Army is committed to doing the most good for the most people in the most need.
View moreAlaska Family Services was established in 1979 as a Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault shelter to provide a safe place for women and children in crisis. Since then, our agency has expanded to encompass more than 20 programs designed to strengthen and support the whole family.
View moreTanana Chiefs Conference(TCC) is an Alaska Native non-profit corporation, also organized as Dena' Nena' Henash or "Our Land Speaks". We work towards meeting the health and social service needs of Tribal members and beneficiaries throughout our region.
View moreThey are a non-profit organization and we depend on grants, donations, and volunteers for our survival and operation.
View moreKawerak's mission is to "Advance the capacity of our people & tribes for the benefit of the region."
View moreThey are a unique non-profit that operates several for-profit ventures that offer employment and training you youth age 16-24, with preference given to homeless youth, and the goal of offering financial support back to the organization to support operating costs and services.
View moreThe Kodiak Area Native Association was formed in 1966 as a 501(c)3 nonprofit corporation providing health and social services for the Alaska Natives of the Koniag region. KANA provides these services on behalf of the United States Government through compacts with the Indian Health Service (IHS) and the Bureau of…
View moreCITC's goals as a nonprofit organization are to work in partnership with People to develop opportunities that fulfill Our endless potential.
View moreFNA was incorporated as a nonprofit under the laws of the State of Alaska. Membership then as it is now was open to Alaska Natives and American Indians of one-quarter blood or greater who once a year elect a nine-person board of directors.
View moreThey are the Bristol Bay Native Association Natural Resources Department. Their mission is to protect the rights of our 31 Bristol Bay/Alaska Peninsula federally recognized tribes and to help them meet their subsistence, cultural, and economic needs.
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