Dividend donations to area non-profits announced
Recipients of the Alaska Permanent Fund Dividend shared their love, and dividends, with area non-profits at greater levels than ever before. The Pick, Click, Give charitable contributions program announced its
Recipients of the Alaska Permanent Fund Dividend shared their love, and dividends, with area non-profits at greater levels than ever before. The Pick, Click, Give charitable contributions program announced its recipients list yesterday (Monday), and three area organizations will be having some PFD cheer of their own. The Denali Arts Council received almost five thousand dollars, the Jessica Stevens Community Foundation received almost four thousand, Sunshine Community Health Center received more than two thousand, and listeners Picked, Clicked, and Gave Talkeetna Public Radio more than three thousand dollars, doubling the amount from last year.
The biggest recipients of the program statewide were Alaska Public Telecommunications, Beans Café and Alaska Dog and Puppy Rescue. The full list of recipients for this year’s PFD charitable contributions program is available online at
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