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The Alaska Run for Women unites thousands of women from all over Alaska in one of the largest all-women runs in the country. The ultimate goal? End breast cancer!

Each year, the run raised more than $200,000 for breast cancer research, education, outreach, prevention, and early detection. Help the Alaska Run for Women surpass that in 2020. Invite your friends, family, and co-workers to register for the 5-mile or 1-mile run/walk.

Can’t make it this year? You can also contribute with an online donation. Each step, each dollar raised will make a giant difference. Sign up or donate online — we hope to see you there next summer!

The mission of Bean’s Cafe is to feed the hungry and the homeless without discrimination during the day. Bean’s Cafe embodies the values of compassion, dignity, and respect for all who enter their doors. Find out how to volunteer online.

Founded in Spenard around a kitchen table, 34 years later NeighborWorks Alaska continues to empower individuals and families to find their voice and establish a strong family foundation beginning with a place to call home.

Through a compassionate, community-based approach, NeighborWorks Alaska provides a stepping-stone to stable homes, families, and communities with a promise of a brighter future and the confidence to dream bigger.

Visit online to learn about their efforts to make home for all of Alaska’s residents.

The Anchorage Chamber of Commerce is a not-for-profit 501c (6), member-driven business organization with nearly 1,100 members representing roughly 53,000 employees. For more than 100 years, it has served as a resource where members can gain business knowledge, insight and strength as business professionals.

The chamber is also a resource for visitor information and a relocation tool for those moving to Anchorage. Visit online to join the chamber or learn more about the events and programs available to help our community succeed.

The Food Bank of Alaska works with food industry partners to salvage food that would otherwise go to waste from grocery stores, wholesalers, producers, farmers, and the fishing industry. It also collects food donated by community members and administers government food programs. Learn more about how they are feeding our neighbors in need online.