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GrantUsibelli Foundation Grants — November 2026 Alaska Cycle
Atlas Opportunity Score76/100
FundingNo universal award ceiling or total cycle pool is published in the current program materials.
DeadlineSubmit at least three days before the November 11, 2026 Allocations Committee meeting; exact clock time and time zone are not published.
Required next actionIdentify a qualified Alaska 501(c)(3) nonprofit with a documented health, social-services, safety, education, youth, or community project; verify project-specific cost allowability when needed; assemble the required IRS exemption letter and current board list; and submit through the official application at least three days before the November 11, 2026 committee meeting and before the funded activity occurs.
Current statusActiveSource verificationSeptember 13, 2026Tracked applicant typesNonprofit Organization
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Strategic Alignment
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Funding Potential
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Actionability
Deadline, documentation burden, readiness and the practical work required to submit a strong application.
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