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    Aleutian Pribilof Island Community Development Association Apicda

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    Juneau, AKWebsite9075860161

    About Aleutian Pribilof Island Community Development Association Apicda

    APICDA is a non-profit dedicated to strengthening local fisheries-based economies and building support infrastructure to support commerce in six remote villages in the Aleutian-Pribilof region of Alaska by increasing direct fisheries participation, providing financial support for community priority initiatives, and offering education and workforce development programs.

    Focus Areas

    Community developmentFisheries support and participationEducation and scholarshipsWorkforce development and internshipsMicrogrants and small business supportInfrastructure grants

    Who They Fund

    local communitiescommunity organizationsfisheries sector stakeholders (e.g., researchers, fishery managers)

    Funding Style

    About Aleutian Pribilof Island Community Development Association Apicda

    Aleutian Pribilof Island Community Development Association APICDA’s recent giving is centered on the six member communities of the Aleutian-Pribilof region, with large infrastructure and community-assistance grants forming the core of its work. In the latest grants list, the largest award went to the City of St George for infrastructure and community assistance, followed by a series of major awards to Atka, False Pass, Nelson Lagoon, and Nikolski. That pattern shows a funder focused on place-based needs rather than broad national grantmaking. The foundation also supports fisheries-related research and local economic participation. Alaska Pacific University appears in the recent grants as a fisheries research recipient, while APICDA’s program list includes gear reimbursement grants and direct support for small businesses and entrepreneurs through the Aleutian Marketplace Micro Grant. Education and workforce development are part of the same portfolio, through college scholarships, vocational training scholarships, and school grants. APICDA’s grantmaking is tightly linked to member-community priorities, combining capital support, community assistance, and technical or financial help for projects that affect daily life in remote villages.

    What Aleutian Pribilof Island Community Development Association Apicda Funds

    Community development is a major theme in APICDA’s funding. The City of False Pass received $393,478 in 2024 for infrastructure and community assistance, and False Pass Tribal Council later received $200,000 in 2025 for community assistance. Those awards fit APICDA’s program structure, which includes community development grants, community dividends, and miscellaneous grants for local initiatives. Fisheries support is another clear thread. Alaska Pacific University received $154,519 in 2025 for fisheries research, following earlier research grants of $131,006 in 2024 and $102,000 in 2023. APICDA also lists a gear reimbursement grant for fisheries-related expenses, which connects its funding to local participation in the sector. Education and workforce development show up through scholarships and vocational training support, while entrepreneurship appears in the Aleutian Marketplace Micro Grant program for small businesses in the region.

    How Aleutian Pribilof Island Community Development Association Apicda Gives

    Financial Snapshot

    Annual Giving

    $3.6M

    Total Assets

    $198.1M

    Total Revenue

    $13.9M

    Total Expenses

    $7.2M

    Typical Grant Size

    Most grants fall between $20K and $374K, with a median of $29K.

    25th Percentile

    $20K

    Median

    $29K

    75th Percentile

    $374K

    Geographic Reach

    Local2 states funded
    Funding intensity
    Low
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    Leadership

    Luke Fanning

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    capital/infrastructure funding
    project-based grants
    technical/community assistance
    direct support for construction projects

    Topics

    infrastructure constructioncommunity assistance and developmentinfrastructure maintenance and supportfisheries research

    Typical grant size is modest relative to the foundation’s larger infrastructure awards: the 25th percentile is $20,000, median grant size is $28,645, and the 75th percentile is $373,913. The recent list shows repeated support to the same communities across multiple years, especially St George, Atka, False Pass, Nelson Lagoon, Nikolski, and Akutan, which suggests a recurring place-based pattern rather than one-off awards. APICDA is a nonprofit community development association, not a private family foundation, and it does fund unsolicited requests through several active programs, including community development, scholarships, and micro grants.

    Where Aleutian Pribilof Island Community Development Association Apicda Makes Grants

    APICDA’s grants are overwhelmingly concentrated in Alaska: 95% of grants go to recipients in the foundation’s HQ state, and Alaska is also the top state by grant count. The recent list points most often to the Aleutian-Pribilof region, including St George, Atka, False Pass, Nelson Lagoon, Nikolski, and Akutan. One Alaska recipient appears in Anchorage for research funding, and a small number of grants reach outside the region within Alaska-related organizations. The recipient country distribution is entirely U.S.-based, with 62 grants in the United States.

    Frequently Asked Questions About Aleutian Pribilof Island Community Development Association Apicda

    What kinds of organizations does APICDA fund most often?

    APICDA funds local communities, community organizations, and fisheries-sector stakeholders. In the recent grants list, recipients include city governments, tribal councils, native villages, and Alaska Pacific University. Its active programs also cover scholarships, community development, micro grants, gear reimbursement, and leadership development.

    How large are APICDA’s typical grants?

    The foundation’s grant-size distribution centers on smaller awards with a few large infrastructure grants. The 25th percentile is $20,000, the median is $28,645, and the 75th percentile is $373,913. Recent grants range from $28,645 to $885,227 in the list provided.

    Does APICDA accept unsolicited applications?

    Yes. Several active programs are marked as accepting unsolicited requests, including College Scholarships, Community Development Grant (CDGP), Aleutian Marketplace Micro Grant, School Grant Program, Miscellaneous Grant, Community Dividend, Gear Reimbursement Grant, Vocational Training Scholarships, Haginaa Kidul Scholarships, and Leadership Development.

    What are APICDA’s main focus areas?

    APICDA’s stated focus areas are community development, fisheries support and participation, education and scholarships, workforce development and internships, microgrants and small business support, and infrastructure grants. The recent grants reflect those themes through infrastructure/community assistance awards, fisheries research support, and scholarship-related programs.

    Is APICDA’s giving local or national?

    Its giving is local. The geographic scope is listed as local, 95% of grants go to recipients in Alaska, and the recent grant list is entirely U.S.-based. Most recipients are in the Aleutian-Pribilof region, including St George, Atka, False Pass, Nelson Lagoon, Nikolski, and Akutan.

    Latest 990 Filing

    2025

    Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2025.

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    Recent Grants

    Most recent grants reported to the IRS.

    RecipientLocationAmountYearPurpose
    City of St GeorgeSt George, AK$885,2272025Infrastructure/Community Assistance
    Native Village of AtkaAtka, AK$500,0002025Infrastructure/Community Assistance
    Nelson Lagoon Tribal CouncilNelson Lagoon, AK$388,9312025Community Assistance
    Nikolski IRANikolski, AK$377,4812025Community Assistance
    Akutan CorporationAkutan, AK$300,0002025Community Assistance
    False Pass Tribal CouncilFalse Pass, AK$200,0002025Community Assistance
    City of False PassFalse Pass, AK$166,2212025Community Assistance
    Alaska Pacific UniversityAnchorage, AK$154,5192025Fisheries Research
    City of AkutanAnchorage, AK$143,8932025Community Assistance
    City of AtkaAtka, AK$107,2522025Community Assistance
    Axtam CorporationAtka, AK$100,0002025Community Assistance
    Isanotski CorporationFalse Pass, AK$25,0002025Community Assistance
    Akutan Fisheries AssociationAkutan, AK$25,0002025Community Assistance
    Aleutians East Borough SchoolSand Point, AK$24,0002025Community Assistance
    Unalaska Native Fishermans AssociationUnalaska, AK$20,6402025Community Assistance
    St George Fishermans AssocSt George, AK$20,0002025Community Assistance
    Nikolski Fishermans AssociatNikolski, AK$20,0002025Community Assistance
    Nelson Lagoon Fishermans AssNelson Lagoon, AK$20,0002025Community Assistance
    False Pass Fishermens AssociationFalse Pass, AK$20,0002025Community Assistance
    SeashareBainbridge Isla, WA$16,6672025Community Assistance
    Aleutians Region School DistrictAnchorage, AK$12,0002025Community Assistance
    Aleut Community of St Paul IAnchorage, AK$11,4602025Community Assistance
    Aleutian Pribilof Islands AssAnchorage, AK$10,3392025Community Assistance
    Qawalangin Tribe of UnalaskaUnalaska, AK$10,0002025Community Assistance
    Unalaska City School DistrictUnalaska, AK$9,1282025Community Assistance
    City of St GeorgeSt George, AK$677,8262024Infrastructure/Community Assistance
    City of AkutanAnchorage, AK$441,3042024Infrastructure Construction Assist.
    City of False PassFalse Pass, AK$393,4782024Infrastructure/Community Assistance
    Nelson Lagoon Tribal CouncilNelson Lagoon, AK$391,9572024Infrastructure/Community Assistance
    Nikolski IRANikolski, AK$378,9132024Infrastructure/Community Assistance
    City of AtkaAtka, AK$371,5222024Infrastructure/Community Assistance
    Native Village of AtkaAtka, AK$135,0002024Infrastructure/Community Assistance
    Alaska Pacific UniversityAnchorage, AK$131,0062024Fisheries Research
    Unalaska Native Fishermans AssociationUnalaska, AK$25,0002024Community Assistance
    False Pass Fishermens AssociationFalse Pass, AK$20,0002024Community Assistance
    Nelson Lagoon Fishermans AssNelson Lagoon, AK$20,0002024Community Assistance
    Akutan Fisheries AssociationAkutan, AK$20,0002024Community Assistance
    St George Fishermans AssocSt George, AK$20,0002024Community Assistance
    Atka Fishermans AssocAtka, AK$20,0002024Community Assistance
    Nikolski Fishermans AssociatNikolski, AK$20,0002024Community Assistance
    Aleutian Pribilof Islands AssAnchorage, AK$16,7622024Community Assistance
    Qawalangin Tribe of UnalaskaUnalaska, AK$10,4002024Community Assistance
    SeashareBainbridge Isla, WA$8,3332024Community Assistance
    Atka IRA CouncilAtka, AK$750,5002023Infrastructure/Community Assistance
    City of St GeorgeSt George, AK$402,8262023Infrastructure/Community Assistance
    City of False PassFalse Pass, AK$393,4782023Infrastructure/Community Assistance
    Nelson Lagoon Tribal CouncilNelson Lagoon, AK$391,7972023Infrastructure/Community Assistance
    Nikolski IRANikolski, AK$373,9132023Infrastructure/Community Assistance
    Akutan CorporationAkutan, AK$300,0002023Infrastructure/Community Assistance
    City of AkutanAnchorage, AK$141,3042023Community Assistance

    City of St George

    $885,227
    St George, AK2025

    Infrastructure/Community Assistance

    Native Village of Atka

    $500,000
    Atka, AK2025

    Infrastructure/Community Assistance

    Nelson Lagoon Tribal Council

    $388,931
    Nelson Lagoon, AK2025

    Community Assistance

    Nikolski IRA

    $377,481
    Nikolski, AK2025

    Community Assistance

    Akutan Corporation

    $300,000
    Akutan, AK2025

    Community Assistance

    False Pass Tribal Council

    $200,000
    False Pass, AK2025

    Community Assistance

    City of False Pass

    $166,221
    False Pass, AK2025

    Community Assistance

    Alaska Pacific University

    $154,519
    Anchorage, AK2025

    Fisheries Research

    City of Akutan

    $143,893
    Anchorage, AK2025

    Community Assistance

    City of Atka

    $107,252
    Atka, AK2025

    Community Assistance

    Axtam Corporation

    $100,000
    Atka, AK2025

    Community Assistance

    Isanotski Corporation

    $25,000
    False Pass, AK2025

    Community Assistance

    Akutan Fisheries Association

    $25,000
    Akutan, AK2025

    Community Assistance

    Aleutians East Borough School

    $24,000
    Sand Point, AK2025

    Community Assistance

    Unalaska Native Fishermans Association

    $20,640
    Unalaska, AK2025

    Community Assistance

    St George Fishermans Assoc

    $20,000
    St George, AK2025

    Community Assistance

    Nikolski Fishermans Associat

    $20,000
    Nikolski, AK2025

    Community Assistance

    Nelson Lagoon Fishermans Ass

    $20,000
    Nelson Lagoon, AK2025

    Community Assistance

    False Pass Fishermens Association

    $20,000
    False Pass, AK2025

    Community Assistance

    Seashare

    $16,667
    Bainbridge Isla, WA2025

    Community Assistance

    Aleutians Region School District

    $12,000
    Anchorage, AK2025

    Community Assistance

    Aleut Community of St Paul I

    $11,460
    Anchorage, AK2025

    Community Assistance

    Aleutian Pribilof Islands Ass

    $10,339
    Anchorage, AK2025

    Community Assistance

    Qawalangin Tribe of Unalaska

    $10,000
    Unalaska, AK2025

    Community Assistance

    Unalaska City School District

    $9,128
    Unalaska, AK2025

    Community Assistance

    City of St George

    $677,826
    St George, AK2024

    Infrastructure/Community Assistance

    City of Akutan

    $441,304
    Anchorage, AK2024

    Infrastructure Construction Assist.

    City of False Pass

    $393,478
    False Pass, AK2024

    Infrastructure/Community Assistance

    Nelson Lagoon Tribal Council

    $391,957
    Nelson Lagoon, AK2024

    Infrastructure/Community Assistance

    Nikolski IRA

    $378,913
    Nikolski, AK2024

    Infrastructure/Community Assistance

    City of Atka

    $371,522
    Atka, AK2024

    Infrastructure/Community Assistance

    Native Village of Atka

    $135,000
    Atka, AK2024

    Infrastructure/Community Assistance

    Alaska Pacific University

    $131,006
    Anchorage, AK2024

    Fisheries Research

    Unalaska Native Fishermans Association

    $25,000
    Unalaska, AK2024

    Community Assistance

    False Pass Fishermens Association

    $20,000
    False Pass, AK2024

    Community Assistance

    Nelson Lagoon Fishermans Ass

    $20,000
    Nelson Lagoon, AK2024

    Community Assistance

    Akutan Fisheries Association

    $20,000
    Akutan, AK2024

    Community Assistance

    St George Fishermans Assoc

    $20,000
    St George, AK2024

    Community Assistance

    Atka Fishermans Assoc

    $20,000
    Atka, AK2024

    Community Assistance

    Nikolski Fishermans Associat

    $20,000
    Nikolski, AK2024

    Community Assistance

    Aleutian Pribilof Islands Ass

    $16,762
    Anchorage, AK2024

    Community Assistance

    Qawalangin Tribe of Unalaska

    $10,400
    Unalaska, AK2024

    Community Assistance

    Seashare

    $8,333
    Bainbridge Isla, WA2024

    Community Assistance

    Atka IRA Council

    $750,500
    Atka, AK2023

    Infrastructure/Community Assistance

    City of St George

    $402,826
    St George, AK2023

    Infrastructure/Community Assistance

    City of False Pass

    $393,478
    False Pass, AK2023

    Infrastructure/Community Assistance

    Nelson Lagoon Tribal Council

    $391,797
    Nelson Lagoon, AK2023

    Infrastructure/Community Assistance

    Nikolski IRA

    $373,913
    Nikolski, AK2023

    Infrastructure/Community Assistance

    Akutan Corporation

    $300,000
    Akutan, AK2023

    Infrastructure/Community Assistance

    City of Akutan

    $141,304
    Anchorage, AK2023

    Community Assistance