The Anchorage Park Foundation is seeking grant proposals for community-based projects that improve the well-being of the community and urban environment in Anchorage. Two separate grant opportunities are offered concurrently,…

Anchorage is leading the nation in inclusive play. An inclusive playground removes barriers. It considers not just physical access, but also emotional, social, and psychological benefits of play. It encompasses…

2011-2012 Meet Your Neighbours – Anchorage, Alaska In summer 2011, the Anchorage Park Foundation is working with award-winning photographer Carl Battreal for the first Meet Your Neighbours (MYN) project in…

Planting Trees. Growing Community. The Anchorage Park Foundation is improving the green spaces of neighborhoods in Anchorage by growing more trees. Local youth and community partners will help green underserved…

Impact Reports Impact Report 2005-2020 2019 Annual Report 2018 Annual Report 2017 Annual Report 2016 Annual Report 2015 Annual Report Public-Private Partnership Values 2014 Annual Report 2013 MOA Construction Accomplishments…

APF 2008 CHALLENGE GRANT Sponsor: Alaska Tennis Association Award: $35,000 Partner Funders: Alaska State Legislature ($200,000) Challenge: Raise more than $40,000 in cash, labor and in-kind contributions   Tennis players…

APF 2008 CHALLENGE GRANT SPONSOR: Iden-Selkregg family and East Anchorage Community Volunteers AWARD: $40,000 CHALLENGE: Community raised more than $51,000 in cash, labor and in-kind contributions   A newspaper article…

APF 2008 CHALLENGE GRANT Sponsor: Alaskan Sled Dog and Racing Association Award: $3,000 Challenge: Raise cash, labor and in-kind contributions   A “before” picture illustrating the state of disrepair of…

APF 2008 CHALLENGE GRANT Sponsor: Airport Heights Community Council Award: $14,685 Challenge: Raise $14,685 in cash, labor and in-kind contributions   The sign at the entrance to Nichols Park. Airport…