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ALASKA AIRLINES FOUNDATION: Form 990PF, tax year 2020

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Organization
ALASKA AIRLINES FOUNDATION (EIN 92-0166198)
Tax period
2020-01-01 to 2020-12-31
Filed
2021-05-13
IRS object ID
202111339349102241
Schema version
2020v4.1
Source
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Grant Or Contribution Pd Dur Yr GrantOrContributionPdDurYrGrp (65 entries)

Address Line1RecipientUSAddress/AddressLine1TxtCityRecipientUSAddress/CityNmState AbbreviationRecipientUSAddress/StateAbbreviationCdZIPRecipientUSAddress/ZIPCdRecipient Foundation StatusRecipientFoundationStatusTxtGrant Or Contribution PurposeGrantOrContributionPurposeTxtAmtAmt
Abused Women's Aid in Crisis Inc
100 W 13th AveAnchorageAK99501PCThe funding from the Alaska Airlines Foundation will be used to shelter families for 2 weeks and help with basic needs i.e. transportation, food and clothing.$10,000
Adult Friends for Youth
3375 Koapaka St B290HonoluluHI96819PCThe MEC program through Adult Friends for Youth will provide outreach to truant/chronically absent youth and connect them to an educational program. Funding from the Alaska Airlines Foundation will be used for salaries, program supplies, telecommunication, mileage/gas, and vehicle maintenance.$10,000
African American Community Service Agency
304 N 6th StreetSan JoseCA95112PCAACSA requested funding to increase the capacity of its AACSA Leadership Academy (ALA), which empowers African American and Latinx youth to graduate from high school and college, connect with adult mentors, and develop, foster, and practice leadership skills. The funding from the Alaska Airlines Foundation will be used towards college counseling and preparation services for the ALA participants.$10,000
Alameda County Community Food Bank
7900 Edgewater DriveOaklandCA94621PCThe funding from the Alaska Airlines Foundation will be used to purchase and distribute food during the Covid-19 outbreak. The daily food distributions of food are 10% to 15% above the target distribution average for this year.$15,000
The Alaska Community Foundation
3201 C Street Suite 110AnchorageAK95503PCThe funding from the Alaska Airlines Foundation will be used to support the AK Can Do-Alaska COVID-19 Response Fund. The funding from the AK Can Do Response Fund will provide immediate and long-term support to nonprofits that serve Alaskans whose lives have been devastated by the pandemic.$30,000
Alaska Development Council
612 W Willoughby Ave Ste AJuneauAK99801PCFunding from the Alaska Airlines Foundation will support staff and supplies needed for events. Event supplies include volunteer supplies (t-shirts, food, etc), venue rental, trophies & medals, printing, and audio-visual support.$50,000
Armed Services YMCA of Alaska
PO Box 6272JBERAK99506PCThe funding from the Alaska Airlines Foundation will be used to cover the cost to purchase food and gift cards to be used through the food pantry program for active duty military members. The ASYMCA averages about $32,000 annually on food pantry support. The need in the past weeks have increased 236% because of COVID-19.$10,000
ATWORK
1935 152nd Place NEBellevueWA980074293PCAtWork! is a long-time leader of the School-to-Work (S2W) program - an essential job training program that equips young people with disabilities to successfully enter the workforce after high school graduation. Funding from the Alaska Airlines Foundation will be allocated to staff expenses, supporting vital mentorship and job training for the people we serve.$5,000
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Puget Sound
1600 South Graham StreetSeattleWA98108PCBig Brothers Big Sisters of Puget Sound created MentorU to focus on high school graduation and lifelong success. MentorU is the end result, a post-secondary and career pathways program built on the 1-to-1 mentoring framework and practices Big Brothers Big Sisters has honed over its 110-year history. Funding from the Alaska Airlines will be used to underwrite MentorU salaries and program materials.$10,000
CHOICES Education Group
3161 Elliott Avenue Suite 315SeattleWA98121PCThe funding from the Alaska Airlines Foundation will be used for program materials, workshop training, reference materials, program management and shipping & handling for the CHOICES Program. CHOICES is an interactive decision-making workshop that focuses on keeping teens in school, motivating them toward their education and future, and introducing them to practical life skills to help them succeed.$10,000
ClimbHI
175 Nawiliwili StreetHonoluluHI96825PCFunding from Alaska Airlines Foundation will be used to further enhance the portals offerings by providing funds for educators to apply for to subsidize transportation to events (ferry, bus, etc.) and meals. The funds will also be directed to help develop a robust offering on the portal in each category through contracted labor to assist with business development and ClimbHI's part-time employees focused on customer service and development.$10,000
College Possible
755 Prior Ave N Suite 210St PaulMN55104PCCollege Possible makes college admission and success possible for students from low-income backgrounds through an intensive curriculum of coaching and support. Funding from the Alaska Airlines Foundation will be used to support direct student expenses including application materials, postage for college and financial aid applications, student handouts and AmeriCorps coach living stipends.$5,000
Communities in Schools of Washington
1010 S 336th Street Suite 205Federal WayWA98003PCFunding from the Alaska Airlines Foundation will go towards direct aid to students and families in Highline/Federal Way and across Washington state. Also, the funding will be used to support a full-time site coordinator and program materials.$10,000
Covenant House Alaska
755 A StreetAnchorageAK99501PCThe funding from the Alaska Airlines Foundation will be used for urgent emergency shelter for Alaska youth. The youth who have been places in the Rapid ReHousing program have lost their employment, do not have access to transportation, and are facing food insecurity and increased isolation because of COVID-19.$10,000
Dev Mission
PO Box 411227San FranciscoCA94141PCDev Mission's STEM Pre-Apprenticeship Occupational Skills Training (OST) Program addresses the critical opportunity gap that exists for low-income youth and young adults of color in STEM fields. Funding from the Alaska Airlines Foundation will be used to support staff/contractor salaries, internship stipends, program supplies, and other operating expenses.$5,000
EXCEL Alaska Inc
4101 University DriveAnchorageAK99508PCAlaska EXCEL CTE Camp will provide 84 rural students from across rural/remote Alaska an opportunity to receive hands-on introductory training and awareness. Funding from the Alaska Airlines Foundation will be used towards an aviation instructor, leadership/employability instructor, lodging, meals and supplies.$10,000
Fairbanks Community Food Bank Service Inc
725 26th AvenueFairbanksAK99701PCThe funding from the Alaska Airlines Foundation will be used to replace the loss of fundraising revenue to operate the food bank program. Also, it will be used to pack and ship 700 food relief boxes to the North Slope.$10,000
Girl Scouts of Hawaii
410 Atkinson Drive Suite 2E1 Box 3HonoluluHI96814PCAlaska Airlines Foundation funding will support delivery of the Girl Scout Leadership Experience, including program supplies and direct delivery expenses. The GSLE will serve 2,750 Hawaii Girl Scouts in grades K through 12 in age-delineated groups with a volunteer or staff Troop Leader up to twice a week after school or on weekends. All girls participate in STEM events, outdoor experiences, and community projects throughout the year.$10,000
Hawaii Community Foundation
827 Fort Street MallHonoluluHI96813PCThe funding from the Alaska Airlines Foundation will be used to support the Hawaii Resilience Fund. The Hawaii Resilience Fund will be focused around four phases of implementation as the COVID-19 situation evolves. Phase 1-Risk reduction and disaster ready Phase 2-Rapid relief and response Phase 3-Recovery and stabilization Phase 4-Rebuild resilience$20,000
Hawaii Foodbank Inc
2611 Kilihau StreetHonoluluHI96819PCThe funding from the Alaska Airlines Foundation will be used to purchase and ship canned/pouched food and/or rice in a cost-effective manner. Food may also be purchased locally, based on timing, price, quality, need and/or supply.$10,000
Hispanic Foundation of Silicon Valley
1922 The Alameda Suite 217San JoseCA95126PCThe Alaska Airlines Foundation funding will support the execution of some of the programs offered at the Hispanic Foundation College Success Center including instructor fees, food, and program materials. The HFCSC provides a myriad of college-related information and resources including STEM classes, computer literacy, academic enrichment, college application guidance, leadership training, and financial literacy.$5,000
Hollaback Inc
30 3rd Avenue 800BBrooklynNY11217PCIn response to the rise in Anti-Asian/American and xenophobic harassment, we at Hollaback! partnered with Asian Americans Advancing Justice | AAJC to adapt our free bystander intervention training to meet this moment. The grant from the Alaska Airlines Foundation will be used to staff the trainers, tech managers of future trainings and program materials.$5,000
Jacobs & Cushman San Diego Food Bank
9850 Distribution AvenueSan DiegoCA92121PCThe funding from the Alaska Airlines Foundation will be used to purchase nonperishable, shelf-stable items such as canned goods, rice, and dry beans that families can store and use over a period of time. The food bank will need an additional $5 million to respond to the Covid-19 crisis and 2 million will be used for food purchases.$15,000
Juma Ventures
131 Steuart Street Suite 201San FranciscoCA94105PCThe grant from the Alaska Airlines Foundation will provide general program support to deliver job training, financial capability and education and career supportive services to 100 low-income Seattle youth. Youth receive 1:1 coaching from a Program Coordinator focused on helping them overcome their individual barriers and gain successful, permanent employment.$10,000
Junior Achievement of Alaska Inc
639 W International Airport Rd SteAnchorageAK99518PCFunding from the Alaska Airlines Foundation will be used for program materials, program insurance and training materials. Junior Achievement of Alaska educates and inspires 14,000 students in Alaska to learn valuable economic skills to improve the quality of their lives and empower them to own their economic success.$10,000
Junior Achievement of Oregon and SW Washington Inc
7830 SE Foster RdPortlandOR97206PCFunding from the Alaska Airlines Foundation will go towards program staffing, volunteer and teacher training, curricula and program materials associated with providing JA In-Class Programs to 415 students in Clark County this year. JA In-Class Programs provide work readiness, entrepreneurship and financial literacy curriculum to students from Kindergarten through 12th grade in the format of comprehensive classroom lessons.$10,000
Junior Achievement of San Diego County Inc
4756 Mission Gorge PlaceSan DiegoCA92120PCThe funding from the Alaska Airlines Foundation will support six low income schools to participate in JA's Company Program. Support will provide students with 13 weeks of virtual curriculum, JA support in recruiting and matching industry mentors, program evaluation, and participation in culminating virtual online pitch fest competition.$10,000
Lutheran Social Services of Alaska Inc
1303 W 33rd AvenueAnchorageAK99503PCThe funding from the Alaska Airlines Foundation will go towards operating one of the largest food pantries serving the Anchorage community. The funds will be used to purchase bread, dairy, fresh produce, diapers and pet food.$10,000
Maui Food Bank Inc
750 Kolu StreetWailukuHI96793PCThe funding from the Alaska Airlines Foundation will be used towards purchasing food. The Maui Food Bank is distributing extra food as part of the COVID-19 relief effort. The food bank has partnered with distribution sites that are providing food to folks that can no longer afford food due to job loss or layoffs.$10,000
Mission Bit
101A Clay St 121San FranciscoCA94111PCThe funding from the Alaska Airlines Foundation will be used for program materials and staff positions to oversee this program. Mission Bit will be hosting the new SDR Career Prep Program. This will provide an opportunity to bring the programming to a new audience and provide a career pathway to tech for San Francisco young adults.$5,000
Nalukai Foundation
65-1158 Mamalahoa Hwy Ste 8AKamnelaHI96743PCNalukai Foundation provides instruction for youth on digital storytelling, leadership, technology, design thinking and entrepreneurship. The funding from the Alaska Airlines Foundation will be used on room and board costs for the youth and program materials.$10,000
NatureBridge
28 Greary Stree Suite 650San FranciscoCA94108PCFunding from the Alaska Airlines Foundation will be used for program development and implementation for the distance learning programs. At least 175 students will engage in hands-on and/or distance learning environmental education programs during the grant award period.$10,000
New Avenues for Youth Inc
1220 SW Columbia StreetPortlandOR97201PCNew Avenues' Promoting Avenues to Employment (PAVE) program has delivered job training and employment services to thousands of young people experiencing homelessness and housing instability, helping them build the skills to succeed in the workforce, pursue careers, and improve their economic prospects. Funding from the Alaska Airlines Foundation will help cover participant expenses, including professional clothing, incentives for participation, personal-identification acquisition, obtaining license and certifications, and travel costs.$5,000
Northwest African American Museums
2300 S MassachusettsSeattleWA98144PCThe grant from the Alaska Airlines Foundation will fund a broad spectrum of the Youth Curator Program, including costs for the facilitator, stipends for the program guests, supplies, production costs for the final project, and youth stipends.$10,000
Seattle Education Access
6920 Roosevelt Way NE 355SeattleWA98115PCThe grant from the Alaska Airlines Foundation will fund education advocates that provide one-on-one assistance to over 1,000 young people each year. NWEA is guided by the belief that all young people, regardless of their income or background, should have the opportunity to access higher education in pursuit of a living-wage career.$10,000
Oregon Food Bank
7900 NE 33rd DrPortlandOR97211PCFunding from the Alaska Airlines Foundation will be used to provide food to people in need during the COVID-19 response crisis. The costs include food purchases, transportation expenses, safety equipment and staff.$20,000
Pacific Science Center Foundation
200 2nd Avenue NorthSeattleWA98109PCThe funding from the Alaska Airlines Foundation will be used to develop Curiosity at Home content. The Curiosity at Home resources include at home experiments, DIY STEM activities, live science stage shows and math and science mashups. The content is available on the PacSci website.$10,000
Philanthropy Northwest
2101 Fourth Ave Suite 650SeattleWA98121PCFunding from the Alaska Airlines Foundation will go directly into the WA Food Fund for the purchase of food, protective equipment for workers, and/or delivery of food to food banks and food bank customers. The WA Food Fund is a relief fund that supports food banks and pantries across the state.$25,000
Portland Workforce Alliance
PO Box 14337PortlandOR97293PCA grant from the Alaska Airlines Foundation would go specifically towards program elements including educator stipends to support time in developing student experiences, food and transportation for our mentorship program and Career Day students, technology tools to facilitate distance learning, printed program materials for students and educators, and staff support to develop programming and support partnerships.$5,000
Rainier Scholars
2100 24th Ave South Suite 360SeattleWA98144PCRainier Scholars currently serves 550 students spanning 5th grade through college, in addition to nearly 250 alumni. Funding from the Alaska Airlines Foundation will be used to cover teaching, career development, mental health counseling, student supplies, materials and student/family college planning workshops.$10,000
Second Harvest of Silicon Valley
750 Curtner AvenueSan JoseCA95125PCThe funding from the Alaska Airlines Foundation will be used to purchase nutritious food for community food distributions. Accessing fresh, nutritious food from Second Harvest can help households that already have limited resources.$15,000
Silicon Valley Community Foundation
2440 W El Camino Real Suite 300Mountain ViewCA94040PCThe funding from the Alaska Airlines Foundation will be used to address economic impacts caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. The Silicon Valley Strong Fund will help three key groups: residents, businesses and community- based organizations.$20,000
Somali Community Services of Seattle
8810 Renton Ave SouthSeattleWA98118PCProject Shaqooyinka purpose is to increase employment among local Somali teens and young adults by providing them with job-seeking and job retention information, resources and skill-building opportunities. The grant from the Alaska Airlines Foundation will be used to fund staffing and program materials.$5,000
Southeast Alaska Foodbank
PO Box 33681JuneauAK33681PCThe funding from the Alaska Airlines Foundation will be used to cover the purchase of food and disbursement to those suffering during the Covid-19 pandemic in Southeast Alaska.$10,000
Southwest Youth and Family Services
4555 Delridge Way SWSeattleWA98105PCThe SWYFS Youth Development program provides holistic and comprehensive support to help young people harmed by systemic inequities to succeed in school, employment, and life. The specific activity to be supported is Real World Prep and Career Training. The grant from the Alaska Airlines Foundation will be used for program expenses, business outfits for the young adults, workshops/training and remote programming.$5,000
The Spanish Speaking Unity Council Inc
1900 Fruitvale Avenue Suite 2AOaklandCA94601PCThe funding from the Alaska Airlines Foundation will be used to cover program staff salary and program materials. The Success, Training, Education, Planning (STEP) program is designed to help youth gain job skills, discover career paths, and make meaningful employment or educational gains towards their career goals.$10,000
Spark SF Public Schools
135 Van Ness Avenue Room 119San FranciscoCA94102PCThe funding from the Alaska Airlines Foundation will be used to support the free meals program for children in San Francisco. During the pandemic, the ultimate goals is that all SFUSD students will have access to daily nutritious meals and high-quality distance learning experiences.$5,000
Techbridge Girls
114 Linden StreetOaklandCA94607PCSupport from Alaska Airlines will allow Techbridge Girls to excite, equip, and educate elementary school-aged girls from low-income communities in the Seattle Area to the opportunities of STEM fields through high-quality after-school STEM enrichment. The Alaska Airlines Foundation grant will fund programmatic activities required to achieve the activities, goals and outcomes outlined. Also, it will support the salaries, cost of supplies, program costs and training.$10,000
Technology Access Foundation
605 SW 108th StSeattleWA98146PCThe College and Career Readiness Program uses a set of scope and sequence activities for 6th-12th grade students. The program prepares students for the 21st century workplace and improve student transition into postsecondary education, training, and STEM based employment. Funding from the Alaska Airlines Foundation will be used to support student transportation, staff salaries and program materials.$15,000
The Food Basket Inc
40 Holomua StreetHiloHI96720PCThe funding from the Alaska Airlines Foundation will be used towards purchasing emergency food. The COVID-19 pandemic response project is providing aid to the most vulnerable residents who have been unexpectedly affected by the pandemic. The fund will help with the rapidly increasing requests for emergency food assistance.$10,000
Oakland Public Education Fund
PO Box 71005OaklandCA94612PCThe funding from the Alaska Airlines Foundation will be used to support the COVID Rapid Relief Fund. The COVID Rapid Relief Fund will be used to financially support vulnerable families, distance learning materials, ensure clean and safe facilities and food for the students and families.$5,000
The Washington STEM Center
210 S Hudson StreetSeattleWA98134PCThe Alaska Airlines Foundation grant will support 3,000 young people get on track for securing a degree or credentials that puts them on the pathway to high-demand, family-sustaining careers. Also, it will help support program staffing, travel costs, STEM workshops and program materials.$10,000
Treehouse
2100 24th Avenue S Suite 200SeattleWA981444643PCThe grant from the Alaska Airlines Foundation will provide continued coaching and needed services to youth in foster care in the Graduation Success program during the pandemic. Graduation Success is a comprehensive education support, coaching, and advocacy program.$5,000
United Way of King County
720 2nd AveSeattleWA98104PCThe funding from the Alaska Airlines Foundation will be used to provide resources directly to people in need. United Way of King County has programs in place that are suited to be adapted to our current crisis. Funding received includes support from the City of Seattle to launch a grocery voucher program and support from Seattle Foundation to support the rental assistance fund.$15,000
Urban League of Metropolitan Seattle
105 14th Ave Suite 200SeattleWA98122PCUrban League of Metropolitan Seattle empowers African Americans and members of other disenfranchised communities with opportunities to be self-sufficient and successful, and to gain the confidence that comes with success. The funding from the Alaska Airlines Foundation will be used to leverage costs for program operations including a percentage of staff salaries, facility rental space, course supplies, and indirect costs.$10,000
Volunteers of America of Alaska
2600 Cordova St Ste 101AnchorageAK99503PCThe funding from the Alaska Airlines Foundation will be used for a mix of needs such as program materials, training, food, other resources needed by engaged youth in the program, and mentoring. Volunteers of America as an agency focuses the majority of the services on youth 11-24 with behavioral health needs.$10,000
Washington Alliance for Better Schools
18560 1st Ave NEShorelineWA98155PCWABS' Virtual After School STEM Academy (ASSA) is a Career Connected Learning program that offers students engaging and interactive ways to increase their knowledge and awareness about STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math) and its variety of career pathways and opportunities. The grant from the Alaska Airlines Foundation will be used to purchase supplies for materials kits, which will be provided to individual students to accommodate the virtual setting.$5,000
Washington FIRST Robotics
21238 68th Avenue SKentWA98032PCWashington FIRST Robotics are working to reach more diverse young people from cultures and communities who don't have access to engaging STEM opportunities. The grant from the Alaska Airlines Foundation will help pay for the cost of team expenses, program materials, mentor training, coding, student recruitment/team expansion, STEM training and team travel/transportation.$15,000
Year Up Inc
45 Milk StreetBostonMA02109PCThe grant from the Alaska Airlines Foundation will support Year Up's workforce development and college access program. In 2020, Year Up served up to 300 young adults. Funding from the grant will be used towards student stipends, outreach and admissions, operations and logistics, and development, as well as respond to the emergent needs young adults will face throughout the current crisis.$10,000
Young Mens Christian Association of San Francisco
50 California Street Suite 650San FranciscoCA94111PCThe funding from the Alaska Airlines Foundation will be used to support frontline staff hours. The staff will be providing professional development and coaching through the workforce development programs at the YMCA of San Francisco.$20,000
Young Mens Christian Association Greater Seattle
909 4th AveSeattleWA98104PCThe grant from the Alaska Airlines Foundation will be allocated to expenses to cover the low to no-cost childcare for essential workers that the Y offered to the community. The YMCA is committed to leading systems coordination and/or providing direct services that have adapted to meet, serve, and support children outside of traditional center-based childcare at our recreation centers while they are closed. This program operated from March - June 2020, in response to the abrupt school closures, which left families with few options for childcare.$20,000
College Possible
755 Prior Ave N Suite 210St PaulMN55104PCSupport from the Alaska Airlines Foundation will help the College Possible program continue to make program modifications to ensure students have consistent access to mentoring, resources and support. College Possible' s senior year and enrollment programming aims to reduce "summer melt" - the phenomenon of college-intending students failing to enroll after high school graduation - and give students the support they need to successfully enroll in and attend college.$5,000
Hawaii Foodbank Inc
4241 Hangpao Place Ste 101LihueHI96766PCThe funding from the Alaska Airlines Foundation will be used for food purchases. The Hawaii Food Bank will be purchasing fresh produce and other perishable items from local farms. The food items will be delivered to seniors on Kauai.$10,000
Covenant House Alaska
755 A StreetAnchorageAK99501PCFunding from the Alaska Airlines Foundation supports education and employment services staff, including JAG Specialists, to implement the JAG curriculum, and will help fund other outlays for the program include educational supplies for GED testing; program supplies including food, work clothes, bus passes, and training funds for youth.$20,000
United Way of King County
720 2nd AveSeattleWA98104PCBridge to Finish is looking towards ensuring that regardless of where someone might go to school, services are consistent, and pathways are solidified that support student success across the region. Bridge to Finish has expanded from a pilot program on four campuses serving 400 students to working on nine campuses across King County. The funding from the Alaska Airlines Foundation will be used to provide interventions to targeted populations and outreach.$20,000
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