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Human servicesAnchorage, AKEIN 73-1665266 anchoragedowntown.org
Funded again1 of its 4 funders came back
Funders on the record46 grants · 2017–2025
Came back1funders gave in two or more years
1 of 41of 4
Received, as funders filed it$92.2kby tax year
2017: $14.8k · 1 grants20172018: $12.0k · 1 grants20182020: $20.0k · 1 grants20202022: $10.0k · 1 grants20222023: $15.0k · 1 grants20232025: $20.3k · 1 grants2025$20.3k
Revenue, its own return$185.4ktax year 2024
2023: $215.7k2023$215.7k2024: $185.4k2024$185.4k

Who funds it

Each funder's own tax return, year by year. A fact on a filing, never a verdict.

Funder201720182020202220232025As filed
Atwood Foundation Incorporated came backFunded by Atwood Foundation Incorporated in 2017, 2018 and 2020 (IRS 990-PF)

IRS 990-PF · tax year 2020 · filing 202103169349103595 · IRS batch file

$46.8k
3 grants
Anchorage Park Foundation Funded by Anchorage Park Foundation in 2025 (IRS Form 990, Schedule I)

IRS Form 990, Schedule I · tax year 2025 · filing 202632029349301453 · IRS batch file

$20.3k
1 grant
RASMUSON FOUNDATION Funded by RASMUSON FOUNDATION in 2023 (IRS 990-PF)

IRS 990-PF · tax year 2023 · filing 202443179349102069 · IRS batch file

$15.0k
1 grant
Alaska Community Foundation Funded by Alaska Community Foundation in 2022 (IRS Form 990, Schedule I)

IRS Form 990, Schedule I · tax year 2022 · filing 202343189349314034 · IRS batch file

$10.0k
1 grant

its own grantgiven through a donor-advised fundmatching giftBigger dot, bigger grant. Hover a dot for the amount and the form.

A funder came back when it made its own grants in two or more tax years, by its own IRS return. Matching gifts, and gifts a donor-advised fund passes on for its donors, are shown and labelled, and do not count.

Its money

From the return it filed itself.

Revenue$185.4k
Spending$248.7k
Net assets, year end$217.4k
Total assets, year end$257.4k

Revenue by year

2023: $215.7k2023$215.7k2024: $185.4k2024$185.4k

Spending by year

2023: $283.6k2023$283.6k2024: $248.7k2024$248.7k

IRS Form 990EZ · tax year 2024 · filing 202523099349200742 · IRS batch file

Its leaders

The top three roles on its latest return.

PresidentMichelle KloudaForm 990 · 2023
TreasurerEric RitnerForm 990 · 2023

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Its charity status

From the IRS's own lists.

501(c)(3)recognised in 2004 · Public charity supported by government or the general public — 170(b)(1)(A)(vi)IRS exempt organisations register
Listed for deductible giftsIRS Publication 78
Not revokedIRS automatic revocation list

Data and sources

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Grants received, by year6 years
Tax yearGrantsAs filed
20171$14.8k
20181$12.0k
20201$20.0k
20221$10.0k
20231$15.0k
20251$20.3k
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