We asked prominent Alaska leaders from many sectors to join us in making it clear where Alaskans stand when it comes to our beloved community. Here's the result.
We are a people who work together despite different political interests, cultures and experiences. In our democracy, we cherish the right to speak out. Let’s all use our voices for good.
Check out the latest happenings including our recent emergency grant awards, a win-win-win partnership with Anchorage restaurants, and support for an innovative Mat-Su project benefiting children and families.
Rasmuson Foundation is accepting applications for the 2021 Individual Artist Awards (IAA). Learn more about these awards, which help artists living and working in Alaska explore new creative ground.
When Elmer Rasmuson needed someone to help with his books on banking and Alaska pioneers, he turned to a historian who knew the characters and the issues: Terrence Cole.
As we head into Alaska winter with 2020 nearing an end, it's tempting to say "good riddance!" Yet good work, even remarkable work, is being done every day by nonprofits and tribal groups, artists and community leaders.
Leaders of three Alaska nonprofit organizations and a tribal housing entity soon will enjoy more time for family and a chance to decompress. Meet the 2021 Sabbatical Award recipients.
