Who funds Anchorage Park Foundation?

The grant was to a public charity to support its general charitable purpose.

Community challenge grant

Support general charitable purposes

Charitable Event

Arts

Youth Employment in Parks (YEP) is an annual 10-week intensive summer workforce development program designed to positively engage a new generation of diverse young leaders. YEP offers Anchorage teens ages 16-19 from predominantly low-income neighborhoods, job skills by building trails, restoring stream banks, and performing a variety of park and trail projects that benefit the public. Participants engage in weekly Educational Recreation Days that are field trips to a variety of different public lands to increase their civic engagement, outdoor recreation experiences, environmental awareness, understanding of social justice issues, leadership skills, and career opportunities. This program culminates with Mentorship Week to help teens develop their own individualized career path in their field of interest. For most, YEP is a first job experience, offering needed household income, valuable exposure to the professional world, understanding of Alaska's unique natural resources, and confiden

To build healthy parks and healthy people by mobilizing public support and financial resources

General support

Environment

To support the indigenous place names project, a movement to amplify anchorages indigenous identity along the municipality of anchorage's public trail system

Park improvements in downtown anchorage

Community challenge

Hilltop mountain bike park

Support general charitable purposes

To support the care of the Westchester Lagoon trail, West High School Hill, and the MEWebber Memorial bench

Outdoor activity book for 5th graders in parks

Arts

To build healthy parks and healthy people by mobilizing public support and financial resources

General support

Youth Employment in Parks (YEP) is an annual 10-week intensive summer workforce development program designed to positively engage a new generation of diverse young leaders. YEP offers Anchorage teens ages 16-19 from predominantly low-income neighborhoods, job skills by building trails, restoring stream banks, and performing a variety of park and trail projects that benefit the public. Participants engage in weekly Educational Recreation Days that are field trips to a variety of different public lands to increase their civic engagement, outdoor recreation experiences, environmental awareness, understanding of social justice issues, leadership skills, and career opportunities. This program culminates with Mentorship Week to help teens develop their own individualized career path in their field of interest. For most, YEP is a first job experience, offering needed household income, valuable exposure to the professional world, understanding of Alaska's unique natural resources, and confiden

General support

Community challenge

Hilltop mountain bike park

Hilltop mountain bike park

Office equipment, technology and furnishings

Bookmobile storage lot improvements

Support general charitable purposes.

General & Unrestricted

General support

To build healthy parks and healthy people by mobilizing public support and financial resources

Improving trails & parks

The grant was to a public charity to support its general charitable purpose.

Environment

General support

Community challenge grants, organizational support and capital projects

Moose loop trail wayfinding project

Indigenous placemaking: new signs in anchorage parks

Bookmobile repair and equipment

Renovate and resurface three municipal baseball fields

The upkeep of the coastal bike trail from WHS around the Lagoon to the MEW Benches

The indigenous place name in parks and on trails project

Support general charitable purposes.

To build healthy parks and healthy people by mobilizing public support and financial resources

The grant was to a public charity to support its general charitable purpose.

General support

Campbell creek trail wayfinding trailmarker

General support

Inclusive playground and improvements at taku lake park

Community challenge grants, organizational support and capital projects

Support to renovate and resurface three municipal baseball fields

General purpose

The grant was to a public charity to support its general charitable purpose

General support

General support

Community challenge grants organizational support and capital projects (2019-2020)

Renovate and resurface three municipal baseball fields

Community challenge grants organizational support and capital projects (2019-2020)

General purpose

Unrestricted

General support

Employee matching grant

Organization and program support

Anchorage park foundation growth strategy

Anchorage memorial park cemetery bell tower

Website for 8boxes artist collaboration

Ray troll design of dinosaur playground

General support