Community Improvement Nonprofits in Alaska

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

100Organizations
$15.5MTotal Revenue
$12.9MTotal Assets
69/100Avg Mission Score

Top Community Improvement Organizations in Alaska

#OrganizationCityRevenueScore
1 National 8 A Association Anchorage $2.8M
2 Alaska Hospitality Retailers Anchorage $1.9M
3 Homer Chamber Of Commerce Homer $1.5M
4 Alaska Hospitality Retailers Anchorage Anchorage $1.4M
5 Mat Su Cabaret Hotel Restaurant And Retailers Association Palmer $1.1M
6 Clia Alaska Anchorage $1.0M 65/100
7 Ketchikan Charr Inc Ketchikan $936K
8 Alaska Longline Fishermens Association Sitka $718K 95/100
9 Southern Southeast Alaska Bulding Industry Association Ketchikan $585K
10 Construction Industry Progress Fund Inc Anchorage $404K
11 Copper River & Prince William Sound Marketing Association Cordova $364K
12 Greater Fairbanks Board Of Realtors Inc Fairbanks $273K
13 Interior Cabaret Hotel Restaurant & Retailers Association Fairbanks $210K
14 Kodiak Fisheries Development Association Kodiak $192K 85/100
15 Downtown Business Association Juneau $191K
16 Petersburg Chamber Of Commerce Petersburg $191K
17 Keep Alaska Competitive Coalition Anchorage $173K
18 Alaska Sheetmetal Industry Fund Anchorage $151K 92/100
19 Alaska Hotel And Lodging Association Inc Anchorage $138K
20 Alaska Academy Of Physican Assistants Anchorage $125K

Community Improvement Nonprofits by City in Alaska

Anchorage (53) Fairbanks (7) Sitka (7) Juneau (6) Eagle River (3) Soldotna (3) Homer (3) Healy (2) Kodiak (2) Girdwood (2) Ketchikan (2) Palmer (2) Tok (1) Kenai (1) Haines (1)

Frequently Asked Questions

How many community improvement nonprofits are in Alaska?

There are 100 community improvement nonprofits in Alaska, with $15.5M in combined revenue and $12.9M in total assets.

What is the largest community improvement nonprofit in Alaska?

The largest community improvement nonprofit in Alaska by revenue is National 8 A Association with $2.8M in annual revenue.

How do community improvement nonprofits in Alaska spend their money?

Spending data is being compiled.

How can I verify a community improvement 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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