What You Didn't Know About Alaska's Nonprofits (But Should)

Alaska's nonprofit sector represents various organizations that provide public service and impact the lives of nearly everyone living in and visiting the state. Although most do not think of nonprofits as an economic powerhouse, they play a critical role in the state's economy as employers and revenue generators. Over 35,000 people across Alaska work for nonprofits - that's about 10% of the workforce. 

Foraker's latest report details how nonprofits and tribes are part of everyday life in Alaska and illustrates the ways in which they are a major economic driver, leverage public funds for maximum return, and provide community investment and civic engagement - all while navigating workforce shortages and federal funding uncertainty. Join us to learn how you, as business owners and community leaders, can use the data to make better decisions for Alaska.