What do we mean by federation? The Alaska Community Share federation is made up of local charities that have come together to collaborate and to raise funds as a group by work-place giving.
Each year individual charities submit application materials that:
- Verify their continued non-profit status, as determined by the Internal Revenue Service;
- Demonstrate their financial accountability through an audit or other appropriate review;
- Highlight the work the charity has done in the community for the previous year (annual report, press releases, etc.);
- Verify a continued presence in Alaska;
- Verify appropriate registration and reporting procedures with state and local governments;
- Ensure the charities federated with Alaska Community Share maintain a set of common values, such as inclusiveness, community engagement, respect for stakeholders, and responsibility.
A training and resource center equipping Alaskan youth through seniors for success in life and work.
(907) 248-7770
Alaska Center for the Environment works to enhance Alaskan's quality of life by protecting wild places, fostering sustainable communities, and promoting recreational opportunities.
(907) 274-3621
A coalition of Alaska-based agencies helping people in need, creating social change, advocating for women's issues, promoting cultural awareness, and protecting our environment.
(907) 258-4576
Works to protect and preserve the integrity of Alaska's ecosystems and to promote sustainable livelihoods among Alaska's communities and peoples.
(907) 276-1917
The only arts organization bringing the highest quality professional theater and music artists from around the world to the youth and families of Alaska.
(907) 272-7546
Provides meaningful access to justice in resolving civil legal problems for low-income clients, thus promoting family stability and reducing the legal consequences of poverty.
(907) 272-9431
ANDVSA promotes the end of domestic and sexual violence by providing training and policy development and legal expertise to our member programs, state agencies, and Alaskan communities.
(907) 586-3650
Free legal Services to low-income individuals through direct service, pro bono case placement, court base volunteer program in family law cases.
(907) 301-8873
SPECIAL NOTE:
The Alaska Pro Bono Program has dissolved effective December 31, 2011. Any designated monies from previous campaigns that would have gone to this agency will be instead sent to the Alaska Legal Services Coporation, in accordance with their dissolution policies and Board of Directors.
In the case of any future designated contributions, the donor will be asked where they would prefer their donation be allocated instead. In cases where the donor is unavailable or anonymous, these will instead be treated as undesignated contributions to the entire Alaska Community Share federation.
The Alaska Zoo promotes the conservation of arctic, sub-arctic, and like climate species through education, research, and community enrichment. Open daily year-round.
(907)346-2133
Provides services statewide to individuals affected by Alzheimer's disease and related disorders and frail elders. Provides information, referrals, education, and in-home care.
(907) 561-3313
The ACLU of Alaska Foundation defends rights guaranteed under the U.S. and Alaska Constitutions, expanding personal freedoms through strategic litigation.
(907) 258-0044
Build a more livable northern city by improving neighborhoods, business districts, preserving parks and open spaces and providing transportation choices for families.
(907) 274-2624
An organization of trained citizen volunteers with the primary mission of assisting the Anchorage Police Department in locating persons reported missing in municipality of Anchorage.
(907) 222-6142
Helping Alaskans with disabilities achieve lives of dignity and independence: life skills, homes, jobs, recreation, community, and plenty of family, friends, laughter, and love.
(907) 277-6677
In the unique ecosystems of Kachemak Bay, our staff conducts environmental education programs to schools and the public, fostering responsible interaction with our natural surroundings.
(907) 235-6667
Denali Family Services is a community mental health center, providing clinical services, case management, school-based services, therapeutic foster care and an "inclusive model" preschool.
(907) 274-8281
Note:
Alternatives Community Mental Health Center doing business as (DBA) Denali Family Services
Provides lunch, showers, laundry and emergency clothing to working poor and homeless in Anchorage. Serves 350-600 clients each day. Four staff members, 100+ volunteers.
(907) 277-4302
Increase awareness among Alaskans about the high rate of child abuse and neglect in out state, and to raise money for the Alaska Children's Trust.
(907) 248-7676
We provide outdoor education programs, for people of all ages, which inspire a sense of wonder, increase understanding of science, and promote stewardship of the environment.
www.friendsofcampbellcreek.org
(907) 267-1254
Green Star is a non-profit corporation that encourages organizations and businesses to practice waste reduction, energy conservation, and pollution prevention through daily business activities.
(907) 278-7827
Advocacy organization serving Alaska's gay, lesbian, & transgender community, including the Gay and Lesbian Community Center of Anchorage, Helpline, Pride Conference, PrideFest, youth programs.
(907) 929-4528
Alaska's leading voluntary health organization dedicated to finding the causes and cure for lupus and providing support and services to all people affected by Lupus.
(907) 338-6332
We grant wishes to children under 18 years old who have a life-threatening medical condition to enrich the human spirit with hope strength and joy.
(907) 258-9474
We help moms have healthy pregnancies and healthy babies. And if something goes wrong, we offer information and comfort to families.
(907) 276-4111
Advocates on behalf of seniors 50+ statewide, publishes monthly newspaper (Senior Voice) & Directory of Older Alaskans, provides Personal Care Attendant training, and bilingual Medicare enrollment.
(907) 276-1059
RurAL CAP provides resources and services to low-income Alaskans for child and family development, substance abuse prevention, housing and planning, community service, and safety.
(907) 279-2511
Working to protect Alaska's pristine habitat and diverse wildlife threatened by increased development and climate change. Help is perserve Alaska's unique treasures for future generations.
(907) 276-4244
