SCF Awards Over $103,000
Last Friday, March 31, the Seward Community Foundation (SCF) held a special event at the Gateway Hotel to announce disbursements for its 2023 funding cycle. In total, the SCF awarded $103,527 to 17 area organizations.…
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Local FFA Chapter Competes at Nationals
The Iron Mountain Future Farmers of America (FFA) received a $1,000 mini-grant in October 2022 to support the team as they competed in the 95th National FFA Convention in Indianapolis, Indiana. The team presented on…
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 In recent years it had become outdated and was in need of new grow lights, various materials,…
Seward Artists in the Schools Program a Win-Win for All
Seward Community Foundation is proud to partner with the Seward Arts Council and the Seward PTA to provide an Artist in Residence program for local schools.
Nonprofit Highlight: Iron Mountain FFA
"What I love most about being a part of the FFA is connecting with people across the country so that at least a few more people know about the agriculture in Seward and Moose Pass,"…
Grantee Highlight: Seward Basketball Club Seavey Fund will support outdoor education and recreation.
The Seward Sonics Middle School Basketball Team received a $950 mini-grant in October 2019 for …
Grantee Highlight: Bunnell Street Arts Center Seavey Fund will support outdoor education and recreation.
Bunnell Street Arts Center received a $1,000 mini-grant for their Seward Artists in the Schools Program. The program places professional artists in K-12 classrooms for residencies in Kenai Peninsula Borough School District (KPBSD) schools. It…
Grantee Highlight: Seward Community Winter Family Movie Series
The Seward Arts Council received a $1,000 mini-grant for their 2019-2020 Seward Community Winter Family Movie Series “Earn a Ticket” Program.
Grantee Highlight: Iron Mountain FFA
Last November, the Iron Mountain Future Farmers of America received a $1,000 mini-grant to help cover costs for the team’s travel to the National FFA Convention in Indianapolis, IN.