Introduction to Rasmuson Foundation
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Introduction to Rasmuson Foundation
- 1. An Introduction to Rasmuson Foundation Diane Kaplan, President and CEO
- 2. OUR HISTORY Yakutat, Alaska Jenny Olsen E. A. Rasmuson
- 3. OUR HISTORY E. A. Rasmuson, Jenny Rasmuson, Maud Evangeline, and Elmer Rasmuson Skagway, Alaska
- 4. OUR HISTORY Bank of Alaska, Skagway 1925 E.A. Rasmuson
- 5. OUR HISTORY Elmer and Mary Louise Rasmuson Judy, Lile and Ed
- 6. OUR HISTORY Ed and Cathy Rasmuson
- 7. BOARD OF DIRECTORS Aaron Schutt Linda Leary Matt Hirschfeld Adam Gibbons Natasha von Imhof Jeff Cook Judy Rasmuson Cathy Rasmuson Ed Rasmuson Anthony Mallott Lile Gibbons
- 8. BOARD OF DIRECTORS: six members of the Rasmuson family Aaron Schutt Linda Leary Matt Hirschfeld Adam Gibbons Natasha von Imhof Jeff Cook Judy Rasmuson Cathy Rasmuson Ed Rasmuson Anthony Mallott Lile Gibbons
- 9. BOARD OF DIRECTORS: five community members Aaron Schutt Linda Leary Matt Hirschfeld Adam Gibbons Natasha von Imhof Jeff Cook Judy Rasmuson Cathy Rasmuson Ed Rasmuson Anthony Mallott Lile Gibbons
- 10. STAFF Barbara Bach Jeff Baird Director Grant Management Program Associate Jordan Marshall External Affairs Manager Claudia MariaMateo Admin Assistant Chris Perez Program Officer Sammye Pokryfki Vice President of Programs Ian Dutton Carmen Goodwin Marian Hunter Diane Kaplan Emily Bokar President & CEO Communications Associate Vice President & COO Grants Accounting Associate Grants Accounting Associate Jayson Smart Sharity Sommer Cassandra Stalzer Aleesha Towns-Bain Program Associate Communications Director Program Officer Program Officer Emily Bass Program Assistant
- 11. ASSETS (in millions) $588 $601 $569 $575 $513 $528 $428 $484 $484 $401 $431 $211 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 (est)
- 12. GRANTS PAID (in millions) $26 $25 $23 $22 $17 $17 $13 $19 $18 $14 $9 $4 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012
- 13. TIER 1 Bristol Bay Borough Perseverance Theater Swimming Pool Renovation Production of new work
- 14. TIER 2 Access Alaska Renovation of new office space
- 15. INDIVIDUAL ARTIST AWARDS PROJECT AWARD (CRAFT) 2013 DISTINGUISHED ARTIST AWARD FELLOWSHIP AWARD Alex Lewandowski Teri Rofkar Steven Godfrey Equipment and materials Renovate studio
- 16. OTHER GRANTS AND PROGRAMS PROGRAM-RELATED INVESTMENT PRE-DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM ART ACQUISITION FUND Weeks Field Estates Seward Library and Museum Marie Skonberg Low-income housing Facility replacement Alutiiq Museum
- 17. OTHER GRANTS AND PROGRAMS HARPER ARTS TOURING FUND ARTS IN EDUCATION SABBATICAL Indigo Trio Ricky Vang Ginger Baim Southeast Alaska Tour Begich Middle School, Anchorage Safe and Fear-Free Environment
- 18. OTHER GRANTS AND PROGRAMS Artist Residency Program Collections Management Fund Melissa Daubert Museum of the North Bunnell Street Arts Center
- 19. INITIATIVES PICK. CLICK. GIVE $7.6 Million Total pledges to date
- 20. INITIATIVES COMMUNITY ASSET BUILDING INITIATIVE Building permanent funds In partnership with Alaska Community Foundation Jessica Stevens Community Foundation “To Build a Plane,” a locally funded project
- 21. INITIATIVES RECOVER ALASKA A Public/Private Collaboration To decrease impact of alcohol abuse in Alaska
- 22. CONNECT WITH US AT RASMUSON.ORG
Hinweis der Redaktion
- In 2011 the Foundation will pay out $16M in grants. In 2012 we expect to pay out closer to $30M. We are looking for projects from well-run and well-managed organizations Must demonstrate community support Must make the case that an investment will improve organization’s ability to serve Alaskans
- Our relationship building grant Expect to make more Tier 1 grants in 2012Strive for 90-day turnaround for decision and paymentNo dealinesCan now apply online Expanded the definition of Tier 1s – now include capacity building, creative works, technology requests, program expansion4 categories:1. Furniture/Equipment 2. Construction/ Renovation3. Vehicles – speak to ability to maintain/store care for vehicle. User agreement spelling out terms of usage,4. TrailsTell the current status and how the change will make a difference.
- Tier 2 – grants over $25K – is where we expect to see the largest increase in grantmaking. Applying is a two step processContact a program officer before submitting a LOIDeadlines: Tier 2 LOIs are accepted year-round. Grants are awarded 2 times each year at Board meetings, which generally take place in lat June/early July and early December. The time required to complete an application to a Tier 2 could be up to nine months.
- FELLOWSHIPS (up to $12K): March 1 deadline – grants directly to artists – please help spread the word – Announcement in Anchorage June 5 and will be streamed live on the web2013 FELLOWSHIPS 2014 FELLOWSHIPSChoreography Media Arts Crafts Multidiscipline/New Genre Literary Arts/Scriptworks Presentation/Interpretation Visual Arts$5K PROJECT – all disciplines$25K Distinguished ARTS – all disciplines Any Alaskan can NOMINATE an artist for the Distinguished Artist Award – see nomination form at Rasmuson.org
- Harper Arts Touring FundNow at ASCA. Grants of up to $3,500 to local arts and community organizations to support the presentation of performers/artists and arts/cultural exhibits in communities without regular access to these types of programs.Arts in EducationGrants to make arts experiences available in schools and neighborhoods. Program administered by ASCASabbaticalOct. 1 Deadline. Grants up to $30,000 to cover salary and expenses during a leadership sabbatical, which supports the personal growth or renewal of the nonprofit CEO or tribal executive.
- Harper Arts Touring FundNow at ASCA. Grants of up to $3,500 to local arts and community organizations to support the presentation of performers/artists and arts/cultural exhibits in communities without regular access to these types of programs.Arts in EducationGrants to make arts experiences available in schools and neighborhoods. Program administered by ASCASabbaticalOct. 1 Deadline. Grants up to $30,000 to cover salary and expenses during a leadership sabbatical, which supports the personal growth or renewal of the nonprofit CEO or tribal executive.
- $2.2 Million pledged this year. All results are online at pickclickgive.org
- Our communication about philanthropy is front and center in our work, and you can see four tactics on the front page of our website. First, our website prominently features stories written by literary artists about the nonprofit partners we work with. Not about our grants specifically, but about the role the nonprofit serves in communities or in the lives of individuals.Second, each week we post a blog post about an issue, a grant we’ve made, an accomplishment by nonprofit partner, or even an event that is upcoming. This is were we share what’s important to the organization in any point in time.Third, we have an active media relations program where we not only distribute news about the Foundation, and here you can see our press releases, but we also try to link reporters to interesting nonprofit stories in a more informal way to make sure the sector gets coverage. And fourth, we are active users of social networks to share stories and information and engage Alaskans in conversations about philanthropy