Digital Literacy Program Visit — Utqiaġvik
Fri, Sep 25
Utqiaġvik
Hosted by Arctic Slope Community Foundation
Nonprofit · Arctic Slope
Arctic Slope Community Foundation
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About
Anchorage-based 501(c)(3) community foundation (founded 2009, separate from ASRC) that makes grants and builds nonprofit capacity for the eight Arctic Slope communities, focused on food security, education and Inupiaq language and culture.
Source: arcticslopecommunity.org
From the organization’s page · The Arctic Slope Community Foundation is dedicated to promoting philanthropy in the Arctic Slope region by providing strategic development and financial support to support the eight rural communities across the Arctic Slope of Alaska.
Source: Organization’s page
Contact & hours
Phone
907-339-6026
Call ASCFAddress
3900 C Street, Suite 402, Anchorage, AK 99503
DirectionsOrganization’s page says · 3900 C St, Suite 402, Anchorage, AK, United States, 99503 · source · Checked Oct 19, 2026
General email
info@arcticslopecommunity.org
EmailWebsite
arcticslopecommunity.org
Open websiteOrganization’s page
facebook.com/arcticslopecommunityfoundation
Open their pageSources: arcticslopecommunity.org 2 (checked Oct 12, 2026) · Organization’s page (checked Oct 19, 2026) · Official website (checked Oct 19, 2026)
Service area8
Point HopePoint LayWainwrightBarrow (Utqiaġvik)AtqasukAnaktuvuk PassNuiqsutKaktovik
Source: arcticslopecommunity.org
Posts mention4
AtqasukPoint LayUtqiaġvikWainwright
Communities named in their posts and events — not a declared service area.
Recent events6
No upcoming events found in the sources checked.
Digital Literacy Program Visit — Wainwright
Tue, Sep 22
Wainwright
Hosted by Arctic Slope Community Foundation
Digital Literacy Program Visit — Point Lay
Tue, Sep 15
Point Lay
Hosted by Arctic Slope Community Foundation
Services & programs8
ASCF grants for community organizations
Who can applyEligible organizations serving Arctic Slope communities; not personal cash assistance.
DeadlinesASCF grant requests · rolling (weekly <$35k; quarterly board >$35k)
ASCF Local Grants Program
Grants for projects improving quality of life in Arctic Slope communities (food security, education, Inupiaq arts/culture/language).
Who can applyTribes, cities, nonprofits and churches whose work benefits Arctic Slope people; not individuals, for-profits or start-ups.
How to applySchedule a pre-application Zoom interview, then apply at https://grants.arcticslopecommunity.org/apply; rolling quarterly deadline; under $35,000 reviewed weekly, larger at quarterly board meetings.
Fiscal Sponsorship
Lends ASCF's 501(c)(3) status plus financial, compliance and grant management to projects with a similar mission, for a fee or back-office services.
Who can applyProjects or groups aligned with ASCF's mission.
How to applyContact the main office.
Grant writing and grant management
Help writing, managing and carrying out grant-funded projects.
Who can applyArctic Slope organizations with an unmet need.
How to applyContact the main office.
Financial literacy and SNAP(P)
On-site financial literacy training and the Success for Nonprofit Audit Preparation program.
Who can applyCommunity members and organizations.
How to applyContact the main office.
Board and organizational development
Board/council training, needs assessments, gap analyses and professional development plans.
Who can applyLocal organizations, boards, councils and staff; federal funding recipients.
How to applyContact the main office.
Sources: arcticslopecommunity.org 2 3 (checked Oct 12, 2026)
Latest updates6
OlenHub summary · Arctic Slope Community Foundation announced the winner of the October 2026 raffle grand prize.
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2 hours left in this month's Arctic Raffle! Drawing is at NOON today! https://www.rafflebox.us/raffle/arctic-raffle/ Your ticket supports Food Security programs across all eight Arctic Slope communities — and you could take home half the pot. From community food banks in Utqiaġvik, Wainwright, Nuiqsut, Point Hope, and Anaktuvuk Pass. To bowhead whale freezer repairs that protect our traditional food supply. To youth subsistence camps, cultural programs, and Elder food support. Every ticket directly strengthens our Local Grants Program that keeps our region fed, supported, and connected. This is our culture of giving — sharing food, knowledge, and care so our communities thrive. Where your raffle tickets go: • Food banks across the Slope • Subsistence support like fuel, repairs, and processing equipment • Bowhead whale storage and community freezer needs • Elder food distribution • Cultural preservation and youth programs that pass down knowledge • Emergency food access and freight costs All proceeds stay in the Arctic Slope. All funds support Food Security. All impact is local. Buy a ticket. Feed a community. Strengthen our way of life. Open to all Alaska residents 18+ Your ticket supports Food Security programs across all eight Arctic Slope communities — and you could take home half the pot. From community food banks in Utqiaġvik, Wainwright, Nuiqsut, Point Hope, and Anaktuvuk Pass. To bowhead whale freezer repairs that protect our traditional food supply. To youth subsistence camps, cultural programs, and Elder food support. Every ticket directly strengthens our Local Grants Program that keeps our region fed, supported, and connected. This is our culture of giving — sharing food, knowledge, and care so our communities thrive. Where your raffle tickets go: • Food banks across the Slope • Subsistence support like fuel, repairs, and processing equipment • Bowhead whale storage and community freezer needs • Elder food distribution • Cultural preservation and youth programs that pass down knowledge • Emergency food access and freight costs All proceeds stay in the Arctic Slope. All funds support Food Security. All impact is local. Buy a ticket. Feed a community. Strengthen our way of life. Open to all Alaska residents 18+
Help us support Food Security and have a chance at winning the 50/50 Arctic Raffle https://www.rafflebox.us/raffle/arctic-raffle/ Your ticket supports Food Security programs across all eight Arctic Slope communities — and you could take home half the pot. From community food banks in Utqiaġvik, Wainwright, Nuiqsut, Point Hope, and Anaktuvuk Pass. To bowhead whale freezer repairs that protect our traditional food supply. To youth subsistence camps, cultural programs, and Elder food support. Every ticket directly strengthens our Local Grants Program that keeps our region fed, supported, and connected. This is our culture of giving — sharing food, knowledge, and care so our communities thrive. Where your raffle tickets go: • Food banks across the Slope • Subsistence support like fuel, repairs, and processing equipment • Bowhead whale storage and community freezer needs • Elder food distribution • Cultural preservation and youth programs that pass down knowledge • Emergency food access and freight costs All proceeds stay in the Arctic Slope. All funds support Food Security. All impact is local. Buy a ticket. Feed a community. Strengthen our way of life. Open to all Alaska residents 18+ Your ticket supports Food Security programs across all eight Arctic Slope communities — and you could take home half the pot. From community food banks in Utqiaġvik, Wainwright, Nuiqsut, Point Hope, and Anaktuvuk Pass. To bowhead whale freezer repairs that protect our traditional food supply. To youth subsistence camps, cultural programs, and Elder food support. Every ticket directly strengthens our Local Grants Program that keeps our region fed, supported, and connected. This is our culture of giving — sharing food, knowledge, and care so our communities thrive. Where your raffle tickets go: • Food banks across the Slope • Subsistence support like fuel, repairs, and processing equipment • Bowhead whale storage and community freezer needs • Elder food distribution • Cultural preservation and youth programs that pass down knowledge • Emergency food access and freight costs All proceeds stay in the Arctic Slope. All funds support Food Security. All impact is local. Buy a ticket. Feed a community. Strengthen our way of life. Open to all Alaska residents 18+
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Departments & offices7
ASCF Local Grants Program
Grants for projects improving quality of life in Arctic Slope communities (food security, education, Inupiaq arts/culture/language).
Who it servesTribes, cities, nonprofits and churches whose work benefits Arctic Slope people; not individuals, for-profits or start-ups.
How to get helpSchedule a pre-application Zoom interview, then apply at https://grants.arcticslopecommunity.org/apply; rolling quarterly deadline; under $35,000 reviewed weekly, larger at quarterly board meetings.
Fiscal Sponsorship
Lends ASCF's 501(c)(3) status plus financial, compliance and grant management to projects with a similar mission, for a fee or back-office services.
Who it servesProjects or groups aligned with ASCF's mission.
How to get helpContact the main office.
Grant writing and grant management
Help writing, managing and carrying out grant-funded projects.
Who it servesArctic Slope organizations with an unmet need.
How to get helpContact the main office.
Financial literacy and SNAP(P)
On-site financial literacy training and the Success for Nonprofit Audit Preparation program.
Who it servesCommunity members and organizations.
How to get helpContact the main office.
Board and organizational development
Board/council training, needs assessments, gap analyses and professional development plans.
Who it servesLocal organizations, boards, councils and staff; federal funding recipients.
How to get helpContact the main office.
Cultural orientation
Inupiaq cultural orientation and connections to cultural, language and arts professionals; rates on request.
Who it servesOrganizations and professionals.
How to get helpContact the main office.
Digital Literacy / Inupiaq Online
Digital literacy and online Inupiaq language resources linked from the site.
Sources: arcticslopecommunity.org 2 3 (checked Oct 12, 2026)
Good to know
- Fax (907) 215-3754; email info@arcticslopecommunity.org.
- Grantees sign a grant agreement, submit ACH and W-9, and file quarterly or completion impact reports.
- Start-up businesses are referred to the Alaska SBDC or Alaska Growth Capital.
Sources: arcticslopecommunity.org 2 3 (checked Oct 12, 2026)
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Sources & corrections
- Official pages (arcticslopecommunity.org)Read · Checked Oct 12, 2026
- About the organization, from its pageRead · Checked Oct 19, 2026
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