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Mat-Su Health Foundation partners with people and organizations whose vision and dedication
strengthen the health of our community.
Meet the grantees whose work reflects our shared commitment to improving the health and wellness
of Alaskans living in the Mat-Su.
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Sunshine Community Health Center offers affordable health care to our Northern Valley communities. This grant provides staff with access to in-person and online training opportunities to build internal organizational capacity. Funds will support registration fees, perdiem, mileage and lodging.
Funding will support core operating costs for Chanukah 2026, an inclusive community celebration that fosters connection, belonging, and generosity through shared events and activities.
Grant funds personal-hygiene items for Mat-Su Food Bank to provide at its on-site pantry and through its network of partner pantries.
The Home Fire Campaign operated by American Red Cross provides assistance and support to Mat-Su residents affected by a home fire and community resources to prevent home fires.
This grant will fund grooming equipment for Skiku to use for their skiing program at the APU Kellogg campus.
Meadow Lakes Seniors provides independent senior housing to the Mat-Su community. Funds will be used for 2026 annual inspections and services to ensure systems are functioning safely and properly, especially during winter months when reliable heating, plumbing, other building systems are essential.
Funding provides extra food and basic-needs support to 160 Mat-Su food-insecure military families during the holidays
Funds make it possible for Beacon Hill to provide food and basic needs to Mat-Su children in or at risk of being in foster/respite/emergency care.
Funds will be used to procure consulting services.
The MSBSD Solo & Ensemble Music Festival is an educational opportunity with a focus on creating a positive learning experience for student participants while also providing adjudicated feedback for students and professional development opportunities for teachers. Funding supports the purchase of two digital pianos, music books & fees, transportation support and healthy snacks for students.
Through additional parent advocate staff capacity, the Community Parent Resource Center at LINKS will provide increased services in technical assistance, advocacy, and training for Mat-Su parents of children and youth with disabilities.
Sisterhood of Alaska Conference