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Founded in 1980, the Alaska Conservation Foundation (ACF) is the only public foundation dedicated to conservation in Alaska, connecting thousands of committed donors and businesses worldwide with more than a hundred grassroots conservation organizations in Alaska.

Mount Spurr. Photo courtesy of Carl Battreal.
ACF serves as funder and supportive resource for a diverse community of nonprofits working to protect and wisely manage Alaska’s natural resources. Over the last 30 years, ACF has awarded more than $33 million in grants to over 200 Alaskan organizations and individuals. In fiscal year 2010, ACF issued over $4 million in grants — the largest year of grantmaking ever, surpassing the previous year’s record of $2.3 million.
Through strategic funding, ACF supports Alaska’s most critical issues, fosters problem solving and innovation, and protects Alaska’s incredible yet vulnerable ecosystems, communities and economies.
With your help we can shape our collective future for Alaska. ACF provides you with a way to have a voice in what and how it happens! Support ACF today.
Follow our progress in the quarterly Dispatch newsletter, or sign up for our monthly e-newsletter, the Northern Highlights.
Make a difference. Every dollar invested with the Alaska Conservation Foundation works to protect Alaska's wildlife and wildlands.
