Nonprofits in Alaska
1,071 US nonprofits that file IRS Form 990 operate in Alaska, reporting $6.1B in combined annual revenue. Explore what they do and where each sits on the capital map — its capacity to recycle capital rather than spend it once.
- Nonprofits
- 1,071
- Annual revenue
- $6.1B
Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium
$904,177,720 annual income
Central Peninsula General Hospital
$606,209,846 annual income
Southcentral Foundation
$562,873,299 annual income
Southeast Alaska Regional Health Consortium
$439,303,205 annual income
Foundation Health
$357,535,461 annual income
Norton Sound Health
$246,341,962 annual income
Maniilaq Association
$171,638,504 annual income
Bristol Bay Area Health
$159,620,440 annual income
Arctic Slope Native Association
$129,298,189 annual income
South Peninsula Hospital
$113,484,050 annual income
Cook Inlet Tribal Council
$80,751,617 annual income
The Valley Hospital Association
$59,626,200 annual income
Child Care Connection
$58,469,348 annual income
Kodiak Area Native Association
$56,637,793 annual income
Kawerak
$56,234,294 annual income
Greater Fairbanks Community Hospital Foundation
$48,295,449 annual income
Hope Community Resources
$40,671,062 annual income
Anchorage Community Mental Health Services
$32,393,824 annual income
Rural Alaska Community Action Program
$31,262,715 annual income
Aleutian-Pribilof Islands
$31,239,360 annual income
Fairbanks Native Association
$27,552,179 annual income
Copper River Native Association
$27,509,862 annual income
Alaska Community Foundation
$27,187,413 annual income
Bristol Bay Native Association
$27,168,926 annual income
Chugachmiut
$26,670,775 annual income
Sealaska Heritage Institute
$24,729,907 annual income
Alaska Pacific University
$24,557,706 annual income
Petersburg Medical Center
$24,474,594 annual income
Tlingit-Haida Regional Housing Authority
$23,553,782 annual income
Anchorage Neighborhood Health
$23,297,103 annual income
Food Bank Of Alaska
$23,059,849 annual income
Southern Southeast Regional Aquaculture Association
$22,083,086 annual income
Catholic Social Services
$20,899,111 annual income
Prince William Sound Aquaculture
$20,851,641 annual income
Ilisagvik College
$20,252,760 annual income
Eastern Aleutian Tribes
$18,369,805 annual income
University Of Alaska Foundation
$16,970,419 annual income
Anchorage Neighborhood Housing Services
$15,802,727 annual income
Covenant House Alaska
$15,430,421 annual income
Northern Southeast Regional Aquaculture Association
$15,227,742 annual income
Peninsula Community Health Services Of Alaska
$14,871,921 annual income
Valley Charities
$14,853,668 annual income
Assets
$14,025,803 annual income
Alaska Corporation For Affordable Housing
$13,889,658 annual income
Family Centered Services Of Alaska
$13,594,535 annual income
Alaska Childrens Services
$13,248,888 annual income
Douglas Island Pink And Chum
$12,848,370 annual income
Anchorage Museum Association
$12,653,212 annual income
Aleutian Pribilof Island Community Development Association Apicda
$12,549,240 annual income
Community Connections
$12,344,602 annual income
Blood Bank Of Alaska
$12,243,305 annual income
Jamhi Health & Wellness
$12,069,679 annual income
Denali Family Services
$11,716,700 annual income
Mat-Su Health Services
$11,539,740 annual income
Alaska Center For The Performing Arts
$11,526,526 annual income
Fairbanks Resource Agency
$11,472,535 annual income
Presbyterian Hospitality House
$11,266,974 annual income
Camp Fire
$11,095,885 annual income
Reach
$10,733,972 annual income
Fountainhead Museum Foundation
$10,641,272 annual income
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Nonprofits in Alaska — frequently asked
How many US nonprofits operating in Alaska are there?
1,071 tax-exempt US nonprofits operating in Alaska file an IRS Form 990 and appear in this directory, reporting $6.1B in combined annual revenue.
What is the "capital map" position shown on each profile?
Every nonprofit is placed on a bankability × commerciality map built from its IRS Form 990 financials — a read on whether it could service a scheduled claim and recycle capital, versus depend on one-and-done grants. It's indicative, not advice.
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