Nonprofits split $1.5 million in Alaska PFD checkoff program

October 12, 2011

Text Size - +
Print

Photos

Get the Flash Player to see this rotator.

Monday, Alaska's nonprofit organizations had reason to rejoice as the Department of Revenue released preliminary numbers showing they will receive a record amount of money through the Pick. Click. Give. program.

The program allows Alaskans to donate a portion of their dividend to a local nonprofit group when they sign up online for the annual payment to citizens of a portion of income from the state's Permanent Fund.

This year, just fewer than 19,000 people gave $1.5 million.

...

Read Full Article...

Source: Anchorage Daily News

Companies Mentioned:

Covenant House

More Suggested Content:

Nonprofit Groups Laid Off Employees, Shifted Investments in 2009
March 1, 2010 From News
March 1, 2010, Chronicle of Philanthropy — The vast majority of nonprofit organizations that responded to a recent accounting survey said they coped with the bad economy in 2009 with all-around cost cutting.

COMMENTS

Click here to leave a comment...

Comment *

Name *
E-mail *
URL
Why are we asking this?
Remember Me

Most Recent Comments:

« Prev / Next »

Click here to view archived comments...

Archived Comments:

Nonprofits split $1.5 million in Alaska PFD checkoff program

Companies Mentioned:

More Suggested Content:

COMMENTS

RECENT ACTIVITY:

SUBSCRIBE TO

FUNDRAISING SUCCESS MAGAZINE: