Grants for Community Development and Support in Alaska
GrantID: 736
Grant Funding Amount Low: $10,000
Deadline: Ongoing
Grant Amount High: $250,000
Summary
A broad regional grant opportunity provides funding to support charitable work and community investment across a northern U.S. state. A variety of programs are available to nonprofit organizations, tribal entities, and certain local government partners that deliver services benefiting state residents. The funding is intended to strengthen community infrastructure, expand services, support capital investments, and enable strategic initiatives that improve community well‑being and resilience. Grants range in size from smaller awards up to about $35,000 for one‑time capital needs or equipment purchases to mid‑range grants from roughly $35,000 to $250,000 for larger capital or programmatic projects, and extend to significant awards exceeding $250,000 for major facility projects, innovative solutions, or statewide impact initiatives. Larger awards are geared toward organizations with established track records and collaborative capacity to manage complex efforts.
Eligible applicants are predominantly nonprofit organizations with appropriate tax‑exempt status, tribal organizations, and qualifying local entities that operate within the designated geographic region and serve community needs. Individuals and for‑profit businesses are generally not eligible, and funding is not intended for core activities of government such as primary education systems or public safety functions. The intent of use for the funds includes capital improvements, acquiring technology or equipment, facility renovation, program expansion, strategic planning, and other initiatives that advance organizational effectiveness and broad community goals.
In addition to standard project grants, there are programs that provide support for leadership development and creative pursuits, offering awards for artists or organizational leaders to pursue focused work that enriches cultural and civic vitality. The competitive application process typically involves periodic review cycles or rolling consideration depending on the program, with an emphasis on alignment with strategic priorities, demonstrable community impact, and organizational readiness. Overall, the opportunity is designed to empower community partners to address local challenges, improve services, and foster thriving, resilient communities across the region.
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