2025 - Community Highlights
January
Ketchikan – Awarded $2,000 to Andiamo Dance Company for Raising $2,000 Through a Food Drive Benefiting the Ministries Food Pantry
February
Ketchikan – Granted $5,000 to the Presbyterian Church for the Grace Ministries Food Pantry to Help Fight Food Insecurity in the Community
March
Wrangell – Granted $3,000 to the Team Wrangell Girls Basketball Club to Sustain Their Program Supporting Low-Income Youth with After School Activities that Improve Mental and Physical Health
Juneau - Granted $5,000 to the Juneau Pregnancy Resource Center to Support Empowerment Programs
Juneau - Granted $5,000 to American Legion Auke Bay Post #25 to Support Local Veterans
April
Metlakatla – Donated $2,500 to the Annette Island School District’s Scholarship Fund to Support Graduating Seniors
Prince of Wales – Awarded $2,000 to the Craig High School Wrestling Team for Providing Volunteer Labor at the POW Chamber of Commerce Trade Show
Sitka – Granted $5,000 to the Sitka Community Land Trust to Support the Purchase of Their New Housing Property
Juneau – Awarded a $15,000 Holiday Matching Pledge to Southeast Alaska Independent Living (SAIL), and with Support from the Community of Juneau, SAIL Received about $35,000 Over the Month-Long Campaign
Juneau - Donated $2,500 to Shepherd of the Valley to Support Their Efforts to Build a New Community Playground
May
Petersburg – Granted $3,000 to the Petersburg Public Library to Support the Summer STREAM Reading Program
Sitka – Granted $5,000 to Outer Coast to Help Support Their Scholarship Program for Low-Income High School Students
Juneau - Granted $5,000 to the KIN Support Program for a New System that Serves Kinship Caregivers
Ketchikan – Donated $12,000 to the PeaceHealth KMC Foundation to Support Enhancements in Long-Term Care, Cancer Resources, and CT Imaging Services
June
Sitka – Granted $5,000 to the Sitka Legacy Foundation to Support Local Nonprofits
Petersburg – Granted $3,000 to the Petersburg Medical Foundation for Their Scholarship Fund for Local Medical Students
July
WRANGELL - Friday, July 18th - 11:00am to 2:00pm - Wrangell Branch, 224 Brueger Street
Join Us for a Community BBQ Celebration at Our Wrangell Branch
WRANGELL - Saturday & Sunday, July 19th & 20th - 9:00am Registration, 10:00am Start - Muskeg Meadows
Swing for $50,000 at Our 23rd Annual Wrangell Golf Tournament at Muskeg Meadows
Juneau – Donated $5,000 to the Juneau Economic Development Council to Provide Scholarships for Local Low- and Moderate-Income Students to Attend Their STEM Summer Camps
August
SITKA - Saturday, August 23rd - 7:30am Registration, 8:00am Start - Sea Mountain Golf
We're Teeing Off in Sitka at Sea Mountain Golf for Our 16th Annual Golf Tournament
Sitka - Granted $5,000 to Blessings in a Backpack to Support Their Work to Provide Food Bags to Low-Income Children with Food Insecurity
September
Petersburg - Granted $3,000 to Humanity in Progress to Fund Their Empty Bowls Program that Supports Community Members Experiencing Food Insecurity
Juneau - Granted $5,000 to the Juneau Community Foundation for Their Youth Equity Project that will Provide Funding for Low and Moderate-Income Youth to Attend Activities, Programs, and Camps
October
Wrangell - Granted $3,000 to the Wrangell Athletics Club to Assist Low to Moderate-Income High School Student Athletes Traveling to State
Wrangell – Granted $5,000 to Salvation Army to Fund Their Efforts in Installing a Kitchen to Expand Their Food Bank Program
Ketchikan - Granted $5,000 to First City Council of Cancer to Support Low to Moderate-Income Individuals Battling Cancer
Juneau – Granted $5,000 to University Alaska Southeast to support Low to Moderate-Income Students Enrolled in Career & Technical Education
November
Prince of Wales – Donated $3,000 to the VFW & American Legion to Support Local Veterans
December
PETERSBURG - Monday, December 22nd - Petersburg Branch, 103 North Nordic Drive
Warm Up with Us at the Petersburg Julebukking Celebration