Dec. 19—The Rasmuson Foundation, Alaska's largest private charitable funder and a juggernaut in the state's philanthropic ecosystem, is taking a break from giving out money. "It's kind of a 'small p' ...

The Rasmuson Foundation, Alaska’s largest private charitable funder, announced this week it will resume grantmaking after a pause that began in January that followed a major change in its leadership ...

The CEO of the Rasmuson Foundation Diane Kaplan announced she’ll be stepping down in early 2023 after 26 years with the organization. The Rasmuson Foundation is Alaska’s largest grant provider and ...

This week on State of Art we're discussing Rasmuson Foundation Individual Artist Awards. Applications are open now to a wide range of creatives looking for some financial breathing room to focus on ...

Gretchen Guess, executive director of operations at the Providence health care system in Spokane, Wash., has been tapped as the $728 million foundation’s next president and CEO. She will begin her new ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Dec. 10—The Rasmuson Foundation has announced its 2025 Individual Artist Awards and 2026 sabbatical recipients. In total, 50 ...

Nominations are open for the 2025 Rasmuson Foundation Distinguished Artist Award. One artist will be selected to receive $50,000 recognizing their contribution and dedication to the arts in Alaska.

Jodi Rodwell, executive director of Denali Education Center, is one of seven Alaska nonprofit leaders to receive a 2024 Rasmuson Foundation Sabbatical Award. She is the only Interior recipient of the ...

Juneau artists Taylor Dallas Vidic and David “Lou” Logan are among 35 other Alaskan artists to recently be awarded Individual Artist Awards through the Rasmuson Foundation. “I feel 100% like a product ...

ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) – A philanthropist whose family foundation has awarded more than $200 million in grants to nonprofit Alaska organizations has died at the age of 101, foundation officials said ...