Wonder what we've been up to during this pandemic summer? Diane Kaplan, our president and CEO, shares a sampling of recent activities involving Rasmuson Foundation and nonprofits in Alaska.
The Rasmuson Foundation board approved grants and investments totaling $2.8 million to help eight nonprofit organizations and one workforce housing developer.
Throughout the debate over the last week, you may have come to see the acquisition of these four properties as a hindrance, or maybe a great help to serve those who need it most. We hope that neighbors will grow to see them as we do, not as a problem, but as part of Anchorage’s solution to homelessness.
The funding will enable nonprofits to continue providing essential services that prevent or alleviate the negative impacts of COVID-19 on the economy, jobs, families, and children.
Every year Rasmuson Foundation recognizes some of Alaska's best artists with Individual Artist Awards. Learn who is receiving an award this year — and how they plan to use the money to grow as an artist.
We are a diverse group of Alaskans, all of whom come from the area affected by the Exxon Valdez Oil Spill or who worked with the communities and science programs there. We convened with the shared vision to see the remaining EVOS Trust funds used for the long term.
