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Coronavirous Nonprofit Relief Fund Round One Grantees Coronavirous Nonprofit Relief Fund Round One Grantees Organization Name Organization City Award Focus of Funding Building renovation to enable social distancing, rental of space in the meantime, winter gear and supplies for Alaska Behavioral Health (DBA) Anchorage $ 370,000 outdoor sessions, telehealth costs, and remote work costs. Alaska Farmland Trust Palmer $ 12,300 Hardware and website upgrades. Domestic violence online advocate training curriculum Alaska Legal Services Corporation Anchorage $ 40,000 development. Alaska Longline Fishermen's Association Sitka $ 350,000 Food security program providing fresh seafood. Operating support due to lost revenue, including Alaska Native Heritage Center Anchorage $ 250,000 development of distance-delivered programming, now serving statewide. Operational support for ANHC, including Alaska Native Justice Center Anchorage $ 92,500 development of distance-delivery curriculum and programming. Operating support to allow for continued food Anchor Point Senior Citizens Inc Anchor Point $ 43,000 security services. Anchorage Coalition to End Daily digest service for partners re: COVID resources, Anchorage $ 50,000 Homelessness developments, etc. Anchorage Neighborhood Health Lab/nurse payroll related to COVID response, building Anchorage $ 400,000 Center renovations for COVID/public health, cleaning. Expansion of Schools on Trails program to support Anchorage Park Foundation Anchorage $ 83,577 families and teachers during distance-delivered school, remote work technology. Coronavirous Nonprofit Relief Fund Round One Grantees Continuation of summer camps and childcare options, Anchorage Sportsplex, Inc. Anchorage $ 100,000 as well as social distancing space for other organizations. Food pantry support to military personnel, tech for Armed Services YMCA Of Alaska JBER $ 100,000 distance learning. Employee testing and quarantine, remote work, Baranof Island Housing Authority Sitka $ 350,000 purchase of building for quarantine uses. Increased staffing for emergency shelters, food prep and distribution, replacement of volunteers; increased Bean's Cafe Anchorage $ 600,000 food production and new packaging needs; additional food distribution to feed insecure families, expanded freezer space/equipment. Purchase of house following loss of lease during Becky's Place Haven of Hope Haines $ 246,500 COVID. Bethel Community Services Foundation, Food security initiative in the region, a collaboration of Bethel $ 95,150 Inc multiple organizations. Renovation of a building for socially-distant homeless Bethel Winterhouse Bethel $ 725,000 shelter. Virtual camps over the summer and in-person childcare during the fall for parents/caregivers who Birchwood Camp of the Alaska Chugiak $ 200,000 must return to work while schools remain closed. Missionary Conference, Inc. Payroll, technology and materials, cleaning, health screening, and utilities. Boys & Girls Clubs of Southcentral Payroll for Clubhouse and childcare programs due to Anchorage $ 370,000 Alaska lost revenue, PPE. Coronavirous Nonprofit Relief Fund Round One Grantees Boys & Girls Clubs of the Kenai Buses, vehicle repairs, kitchen facility rental, cleaning Kenai $ 500,000 Peninsula services, food, additional facilities rental, technology. Bristol Bay Borough - Parks and Cleaning and testing supplies to ensure public health at Naknek $ 162,400 Recreation Department facilities. Pivot of working farm to sell everything on a sliding scale and to donate food; alteration of food Calypso Farm & Ecology Center Fairbanks $ 34,000 ordering/pickup to be COVID-safe; educational kits for distance learning. New database to enhance communication with Camp Fire Alaska Anchorage $ 600,000 families, payroll. Shelter cleaning and COVID-related upgrades, PPE and items for distancing, remote work tech, transportation Catholic Social Services Anchorage $ 530,000 of clients, food, office and program supplies, operational due to loss of revenue. Building covered outdoor classroom space, virtual Center for Alaskan Coastal Studies Homer $ 125,000 learning & program supplies, increasing staff accommodations, payroll. Individual teaching supplies for each student, PPE, Chilkat Valley Preschool Haines $ 32,000 payroll. Clover Pass Christian Preschool & Cleaning supplies, learning supplies for each student, Ketchikan $ 50,000 Daycare playground equipment. Updating technology and upgrading facility for COVID CoastAlaska, Inc Juneau $ 94,000 compliance. Cook Inlet Tribal Council Anchorage $ 300,000 PPE, costs of remote work. Coronavirous Nonprofit Relief Fund Round One Grantees Copper River Native Association Copper Center $ 500,000 Payroll, testing, supplies. Covenant House Alaska Anchorage $ 600,000 Staffing, technology, PPE. Creative Play and preschools, LTD. Soldotna $ 80,000 Outdoor play area with fencing, lawn, play equipment. Dillingham City School District Dillingham $ 300,000 Internet connectivity and devices for all students. Playground equipment, updating facilities for COVID Early Learning Coalition Healy $ 75,000 compliance. Emergency Assistance and Food Bank of Valdez $ 75,000 Food bank supplies and food. Valdez Sanitation/PPE, overtime costs due to isolation/health safety, telehealth, remote work equipment, remodeling Family Centered Services of Alaska, Inc. Fairbanks $ 250,000 buildings for hands-free entry, quarantine facility staffing, additional vehicles for patient transport. First Alaskans Institute Anchorage $ 150,000 Costs of remote work, payroll. Marketing video, PPE, technology, COVID Get Out The Native Vote Anchorage $ 50,000 coordinator. Girl Scouts of Alaska Anchorage $ 42,469 Technology, virtual recruitment, PPE. Food security projects involving root cellar and indoor Great Land Christian Church Talkeetna $ 37,300 gardening, youth education. Outdoor covered community gathering area, PPE and Gustavus Community Center Gustavus $ 50,000 root cellar. H.O.P. E. (Helping Ourselves Prevent Craig $ 30,042 Payroll. Emergencies) Coronavirous Nonprofit Relief Fund Round One Grantees Air filtration system, addition of COVID mitigation Hillcrest Children's Center Anchorage $ 103,000 staff member. Facility upgrades, PPE and cleaning supplies, high tunnel Homer Senior Citizens, Inc. Homer $ 166,578 visitation set up. Hope Community Resources, Inc. Anchorage $ 500,000 PPE, sanitation supplies, telehealth technology, payroll. Hospice of Anchorage Anchorage $ 34,006 Payroll. Independent Living Center Homer $ 27,077 PPE, remote work technology. Interior Community Health Center Fairbanks $ 245,000 Payroll. Ionia Inc. Kasilof $ 200,000 Quarantine shelter. Staffing, janitorial, van, PPE, food, IT for Juneau Cooperative Christian Ministry Juneau $ 200,000 telework/telehealth, day center rent for social dba The Glory Hall distancing and safety. Juneau Housing First Collaborative Juneau $ 400,000 Payroll. Juneau Youth Services Juneau $ 45,000 HVAC replacement in two youth shelters. Kachemak Bay Broadcasting Inc Homer $ 30,000 Facility upgrades to ensure COVID compliance. Trucks, building remodel for food safety/public health Kenai Peninsula Food Bank Soldotna $ 300,000 (e.g. plexiglass), food supply. KRBD Rainbird Community Staffing for COVID-specific reporting and KETCHIKAN $ 25,000 Broadcasting programming. KTOO Public Media f/k/a Capital Equipment for remote work, and adaptations of facility Juneau $ 50,000 Community Broadcasting, Inc. used by community with sanitation upgrades. Coronavirous Nonprofit Relief Fund Round One Grantees New full-time position to provide focused COVID KUAC Friends Group Fairbanks $ 65,000 reporting. Love In the Name of Christ Fairbanks $ 100,000 Rental apartments for quarantining unhoused families. Meal delivery to Elders in each of the 11 communities Maniilaq Association Kotzebue $ 60,400 in Northwest Arctic Borough. PPE, cleaning supplies, individual supplies for students, Mat Su Jewish Center Palmer $ 50,000 HVAC upgrade. Increase community education to decrease spread of Mat-Su Health Foundation Wasilla $ 76,700 COVID. Food, van, and staffing for increased food delivery to Mat-Su Senior Services Palmer $ 143,500 seniors in Palmer and surrounding area. Bathroom and well house remodels for public health McKinley Volunteer Fire Department Denali Park $ 54,000 purposes. Narrows Broadcasting Corporation Petersburg $ 50,000 HVAC and equipment for distance-broadcasting. (KFSK) Socially-distant family programming, mobile library fuel Nenana Public Library Nenana $ 50,000 and supplies, payroll. Food, staffing, and costs of food deliveries to seniors in Nenana Tortella Council on Aging, INC Nenana $ 79,300 Nenana and Minto. Nenana Volunteer Fire/EMS Nenana $ 260,000 New ambulance. Department iPads, connectivity, PPE to use for programs such as North Slope Borough Barrow $ 145,000 WIC, senior services, and children's services. Coronavirous Nonprofit Relief Fund Round One Grantees Food security projects involving indoor gardening, Old Harbor Alliance Old Harbor $ 200,000 local food (plant and meat) processing to reduce imported food costs. Equipment for rural search and rescue/transport to Petersville Community Non-Profit Corp Trapper Creek $ 200,000 EMS, and increased need to promote safety measures as a result of COVID. Revenue, facility replacement, computers, remote Raven Radio Foundation KCAW Sitka $ 50,000 work. Facility rental for providing therapeutic foster care and outpatient services, telehealth, quarantining new Residential Youth Care, Inc. Ketchikan $ 275,000 clients, PPE, contract staff for additional health screening support, expanded after-school
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