Environment Nonprofits in Alaska

Environment organizations operating in Alaska — revenue, assets, and AI-powered transparency analysis from IRS 990 data.

100Organizations
$66.2MTotal Revenue
$72.5MTotal Assets
72/100Avg Mission Score

Top Environment Organizations in Alaska

#OrganizationCityRevenueScore
1 Marine Exchange Of Alaska Inc Juneau $6.4M —
2 Tyonek Tribal Conservation District Anchorage $5.4M —
3 Sitka Sound Science Center Sitka $4.8M —
4 Regional Citizens Advisory Counsel Anchorage $4.4M —
5 Alaska Community Action On Toxics Anchorage $4.1M —
6 The Alaska Center Education Fund Anchorage $4.0M —
7 Alaska Association Of Conservation Districts Wasilla $3.2M —
8 Anchorage Park Foundation Anchorage $2.7M —
9 Zender Environmental Health Andresearch Group Co Anchorage $2.6M 92/100
10 Trustees For Alaska Anchorage $2.2M —
11 Sitka Conservation Society Sitka $2.1M —
12 Cook Inlet Regional Citizens Advisory Council Kenai $2.0M —
13 Southeast Alaska Conservation Council Inc Seacc Juneau $1.7M —
14 Ahtna Intertribal Resource Commission Glennallen $1.7M —
15 Southeast Alaska Watershed Coalition Juneau $1.6M —
16 The Alaska Center Anchorage $1.5M —
17 Kuskokwim River Inter Tribal Fish Commission Bethel $1.4M —
18 Katmai Conservancy Anchorage $1.4M —
19 Alaska Forum Inc Wasilla $1.1M —
20 Cook Inletkeeper Homer $974K —

Environment Nonprofits by City in Alaska

Anchorage (30) Juneau (9) Wasilla (7) Homer (5) Fairbanks (5) Soldotna (4) Talkeetna (4) Sitka (3) Gustavus (2) Dillingham (2) Cordova (2) Glennallen (2) Palmer (2) Haines (2) Ketchikan (2)

Frequently Asked Questions

How many environment nonprofits are in Alaska?

There are 100 environment nonprofits in Alaska, with $66.2M in combined revenue and $72.5M in total assets.

What is the largest environment nonprofit in Alaska?

The largest environment nonprofit in Alaska by revenue is Marine Exchange Of Alaska Inc with $6.4M in annual revenue.

How do environment nonprofits in Alaska spend their money?

Spending data is being compiled.

How can I verify a environment nonprofit in Alaska?

Check the organization's Mission Score, review red flags, examine spending breakdowns, and verify their IRS 990 filings on NonprofitSpending. Legitimate nonprofits typically spend 65%+ of their budget on programs.

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