COMMUNITY GRANTS

The Unalaska City Council approved all funding requests from local nonprofits at a city council meeting April 23.

Iliuliuk Family and Health Services (IFHS) requested just over a million dollars from the city to supplement emergency care expenses. The $1,047,441.46 request came at a city council meeting Feb. 27. The council ultimately directed the city manager to create a proposal to fund the request.

At a special meeting this week, the City of Unalaska granted more than $1.34 millionto nine local organizations through its community support program for…

With a budget deficit looming, the City of Unalaska won't fully fund this year's grant requests from local nonprofits.The City Council voted last week to…

Thanks to an emergency loan, Unalaska's clinic won't have to shut its doors in May.Last week, the City Council voted unanimously to lend $500,000 to…

Unalaska's cash-strapped clinic is one step closer to receiving $500,000 in emergency funds that'll help keep its doors open.Last week, the City Council…

The City of Unalaska's nonprofit funding requests are up more than 50 percent this year.Driving the increase are two main factors: Half of the 12…

Unalaska's nonprofits are up against a budget crunch.This year, a dozen organizations are requesting support from the City of Unalaska to the tune of…

The City of Unalaska has granted all 10 funding requests from local nonprofits this year, even though applications came in about $40,000 higher than the…

Nine local nonprofits are vying for the City of Unalaska’s coveted community grants this year.In total, the organizations have requested about $1.2…