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Alaska USA Provides Needed Office Space and Financial Support to United Way

by | Apr 7, 2021 | Finance, Nonprofits

Alaska USA has been committed to community since its inception. One of those longtime commitments has been with United Way of Anchorage, with annual volunteering, employee giving and engaging fundraisers at the core of this partnership.

United Way of Anchorage was confronted with many things in 2020, none more challenging than needing to find a new space to call home. United Way of Anchorage quickly turned to their partners in the community to ask for help and support in the process of finding a new space.

Alaska USA stepped up to that request and offered space in the Alaska USA office downtown, on Juneau Street. “The new office has been wonderful,” says Clark Halvorson, president and CEO, United Way of Anchorage. “It has given us space in a perfect location to continue working together to improve the health, education and financial stability of our community.” 

Along with the office space, Alaska USA also presented United Way of Anchorage with $42,000. The funds were comprised of employee donations and a generous corporate match contribution. “We have a strong commitment to community here at Alaska USA,” says Geoff Lundfelt, president and CEO, Alaska USA.

“It is that commitment that helps us further our relationships and build on our partnerships to better serve our community, and this recent support for the United Way does just that.” 

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