The Alaska Food Coalition is funding mini-grants of up to $1,000 to member agencies involved in fighting hunger in Alaska. The funds are intended for small-scale, capacity-building projects that will have a long-term impact on addressing food insecurity in Alaska. The Alaska Food Coalition is primarily interested in funding projects which will lead to more hungry people getting fed and/or improves the quality of food being distributed to hungry people. Preference for funding will go to agencies with limited resources (budgets under $500,000) where funds will have a significant impact. Preference will also be given to agencies who demonstrate collaboration with other agencies and groups and engagement in Alaska’s anti-hunger network.

This fiscal year the Alaska Food Coalition is funding a minimum of 5 mini-grants.

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