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Grants for Alaska villages, tribes and cities
Find the programs your community qualifies for, get your hazard mitigation plan current, and get applications written for a flat price. We've mapped 2,601 Alaska organizations so far.
What we do for villages, tribes and cities
Find the money
Federal, State and foundation programs your community appears eligible for, from public records: energy and diesel, water and sanitation, erosion and flooding, broadband, housing, and disaster aid. Ranked, with deadlines.
Get the hazard plan current
133 Alaska jurisdictions have an expired FEMA hazard mitigation plan, which blocks FEMA mitigation grants. Check yours.
Write the application
Need statements, budgets and the application itself, for a flat price agreed up front. We never charge a percentage of an award.
How it works
- Ask for the free check. Tell us your community. We pull the public records: awards your neighbors won, disasters on record, plan status, energy costs.
- Twenty minutes on the phone. You hear what we found and decide what's worth doing.
- We do the paperwork. Applications, revisions, adoption resolutions and reporting, on your schedule.
Questions people ask
What grants can an Alaska village or tribe apply for?
It depends on the community: energy and diesel efficiency, water and sanitation, erosion and flooding, broadband, housing, transportation and disaster mitigation programs are the most common. The free check lists the ones that fit yours.
Does it cost anything to start?
No. The funding check and the first conversation are free. Paid work is a flat price agreed before we start.
Do you take a percentage of the grant?
No. Federal rules discourage contingency fees, and we never charge a percentage of an award.
Talk to an Alaskan about it
Free to start. We look at the public records first, then a short conversation. Flat prices if there's work worth doing.