Alaska Airlines Foundation

4750 International Airport Blvd - Anchorage - AK 99502, Alaska
Latest Filing: 2024
Total Assets: $10.48M
Total Giving: $580,000
Grants: 66
Median Grant: $10,000

Alaska Airlines Foundation is a 990pf foundation in Alaska with assets of $10M.

2024 Summary

$10.48M

Total Assets

$580,000

Funding Awarded

66

Grants Given

$10,000

Median Grant

$50,000

Largest Grant

$5,000

Smallest Grant

2024 Recipients

Recipient Award Location Purpose
Alaska Development Corporation $50,000 Juneau, ALASKA Alaska Development Corporation Supports The Program Delivery Organization For Alaska, Jedc, To Provide Robotics Programs To K 12th Grade Students In Over 70 Communities. Teams At Each Level End Their Season With An In Person Or Remote Tournament Or Festival With The Excitement Of A Sporting Event Run By Hundreds Of Volunteers Statewide.
Council For Native Hawaiian Advancement $25,000 Kapolei, HAWAII Disaster Relief For Maui Fire.
Ymca Of Greater Seattle $20,000 Seattle, WASHINGTON The Charlie La Benz Youth Development Center Was Designed To Address This Need In South King County, Providing A Space Specifically Designed For Teens In This Region To Hang Out And Be Themselves. The Center Offers Games, Art Supplies, Computers, Music Production Equipment, And Athletic Equipment For Teens To Access On A Drop In Basis. The Center Also Offers Targeted Programming; For Example, A Learning Lab Where High School Students Can Access Structured Workshops And Unstructured Study Assistance. Moreover, Through Its Dedicated Staff Members, The Center Offers Safe And Trustworthy Adult Mentors For Young People Who May Not Have Positive Adults Elsewhere In Their Lives. Through Programming At The Center, Young People Receive Many Opportunities To Develop Their Physical, Social, Emotional, And Cognitive Abilities.
Washington First Robotics $15,000 Kent, WASHINGTON First (For The Inspiration And Recognition Of Science And Technology) Washington Engages Youth Ages 6 18 In Exciting Mentor Based Programs That Build Science, Technology, Engineering, And Math Skills, Inspire Innovation, And Foster Well Rounded Life Capabilities Including Self Confidence, Communication, And Leadership. We Strive To Bring Stem Equity, Access, And Inclusion To The Most Disadvantaged Youth In Communities Lacking Resources So That All Youth Can Develop 21st Century Workforce/Life Skills, So That The Stem Pipeline Includes More Diversity, And So That We Can Solve The Stem Workforce Shortage For Local Businesses.
$25,000
$50,000
State
Total
  • AK

    Alaska

    $50,000
  • WA

    Washington

    $35,000
  • HI

    Hawaii

    $25,000

Contacts

Name Phone Title
Diana Rakow 2063925719 Chairman and Preside
Diana Rakow Signing Officer

Historical Financials

Year Total Assets Total Giving Grants Median Grant Max Grant Min Grant
2024 $10,478,825 $580,000 66 $10,000 $50,000 $5,000
2023 $9,920,085 $562,500 64 $8,750 $50,000 $5,000
2022 $9,466,696 $755,000 54 $10,000 $100,000 $5,000
2021 $8,706,721 $750,000 65 $10,000 $50,000 $5,000

Why Organizations Trust GrantExec

$78.81B
Available Funding
7,151
Active Grants
224
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