Opportunity for Alaska nonprofit and tribal leaders
Leaders of Alaska nonprofit organizations and tribes are invited to apply for a 2023 Sabbatical Award. The program provides leaders time away to rest, reflect and rejuvenate.Anchorage Museum spotlights Black in Alaska
Rasmuson Foundation is pleased to announce the opening of an exhibition on Friday, May 6, at the Anchorage Museum showcasing work created for Black in Alaska, a multimedia project that launched earlier this year.Monthly President’s Report
We are looking forward to summer! Read about progress solving homelessness, our Camp Initiative and other recent projects in this newsletter from Foundation President and CEO Diane Kaplan.Private dollars help move people experiencing homelessness into stable housing
A clear path forward to increase housing and services for those experiencing homelessness in Anchorage has convinced private funders to contribute millions, matching the Municipality of Anchorage’s commitment.Arliss Sturgulewski: She stepped up for Alaska
Some people just make it look so easy. Arliss Sturgulewski was one of those people. She died Thursday at the age of 94. Diane Kaplan shares her reflections.Monthly President’s Report
We are moving forward on broadband and a number of other exciting projects. Please enjoy the latest news from Foundation President and CEO Diane Kaplan. Stay tuned for next steps.Diane Kaplan to leave Rasmuson Foundation in 2023
The CEO and driving force behind Alaska’s largest private grantmaker says she’s ending her 26-year tenure with Rasmuson Foundation in early 2023.On a mission with Mom in Ukraine
Seeing Ukrainians flee across the Polish border this week has been emotional for Diane Kaplan and her mom.Alaska doctor joins Foundation board
A doctor with rural Alaska roots has joined the Rasmuson Foundation board of directors.Media Mentions
- Foundation awards Triumvirate Theatre $1 million to rebuild May 9
- Art exhibit seeks to spark conversation around foster care | Local News | ketchikandailynews.com May 9
- Anchorage officials and private funders agree to put $13M toward addressing homelessness crisis - Alaska Public Media May 2
- $13M raised between a private, public partnership to combat homelessness in Anchorage April 27