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SCF Adds New Business Partners
Seward Community Foundation proudly welcomes Forest Tides & Treasures and Windsong Lodge of the Pursuit …
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Board Member Highlight: Mark Kansteiner
Mark says, “I am glad to be a part of Seward Community Foundation because it’s an opportunity to be involved in the improvement of the overall health and welfare of our community. The SCF endowment…
Grant Highlight: Seward High School
Seward High School students and their teacher approached the Seward Community Foundation to help refurbish the school greenhouse. In recent years it had become outdated and was in need of new grow lights, various materials,…
Nonprofit Highlight: Garden by the Bay
After five seasons, the Garden by the Bay has been a successful program that has impacted many. The plots provide interested community members with garden space, and some plots are set aside to grow vegetables…
A New Mural for Seward
n September, the Seward Arts Council received a $1,000 mini-grant for supplies for its “Seward’s Native Roots” 2022 mural project. The mural is a collaboration with the Qutekcak Native Tribe and Seward Mural Society and…
Advisor Highlight: Melanie Smith
Seward Community Foundation is thrilled to welcome its newest Board Member, Melanie Smith, who joined the board in February of 2022. Originally from Fairbanks and Bethel, Melanie moved to Seward in 2006 when her husband,…
SCF Hosts Nonprofit Training
Seward Community Foundation was pleased to bring The Foraker Group to Seward on September 23rd for a half-day of free classes for our nonprofit community. Nonprofit leaders, staff, and volunteers gathered at the Alaska SeaLife…
Wind and Rain? No Problem!
It took more than rain, wind, and fog to keep the folks away from the annual Seward Community Foundation Celebration of local Nonprofits picnic. Despite the less-than-perfect weather, an estimated 125 folk gathered under the…