Sabbatical Program
Time to renew, gain insight, reflect
We are sharing this post by Kawerak Inc., the nonprofit Alaska Native corporation for the Nome region, announcing a new program to reward long-term employees with longevity leave. And remember, we are accepting applications for our Sabbatical Program through Sept. 15.Tribal leader, radio station manager among 2019 sabbatical recipients
Time to think. Time to reconnect with friends and family. Time to let your organization grow — without you. Leaders of five Alaska nonprofit organizations will get that treasured time through a 2019 Rasmuson Foundation Sabbatical Award.
Seven Nonprofit Executives Selected for Sabbatical Program
$275,500 awarded for the 2018 Sabbatical Program.
How Michelle DeWitt’s Sabbatical Saved her from Burnout
Read today's post about what Michelle Dewitt learned from her time on Sabbatical and visit the grant page for more information about eligibility. The deadline for applications for the 2017 Sabbatical Program is October 1.
2017 Sabbatical Deadline set for October 1
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Contact: Angela Cox, 907-334-0509
Anchorage, AK – Alaska-based nonprofit and tribal executives interested in Rasmuson Foundation’s Sabbatical Program have until October 1 to apply. Now entering its 13th year, the program offers awards up to $40,000 to cover salary and expenses incurred during a three- to six-month sabbatical.
Six nonprofit executives selected for Sabbatical Program
$240,000 awarded for the 2017 Rasmuson Foundation Sabbatical Program. The six Alaska nonprofit leaders selected come from four communities across the state.How I spent my sabbatical
With the October 1 deadline for applications to the Foundation's Sabbatical Program just around the corner, we asked 2014 sabbatical recipient Barbara Dubovich to tell us how she spent her time away. Read her blog and be inspired to nominate someone today.2016 Sabbatical Deadline October 1
Alaska-based nonprofit and tribal executives interested in Rasmuson Foundation’s Sabbatical Program have until October 1 to apply.
Sabbatical
Grants up to $40,000 cover salary and expenses during a leadership sabbatical, which supports the personal growth or renewal of the nonprofit CEO or tribal executive.Media Mentions
- Fund to help Anchorage residents impacted by COVID-19 surpasses - KTVA 11 - The Voice of Alaska March 27
- Finding community when we’re asked to stay home | Coronavirus | anchoragepress.com March 23
- Alaska Journal | Movers and Shakers for March 15 March 12
- Mother daughter show opens at SAM March 14 - News - Mount Shasta Herald - Mount Shasta, CA - Mount Shasta, CA March 11