Northrim Bank Grants

Northrim Bank Grants

Status: ACTIVE
Funder: Northrim Bank
Last Updated: October 30, 2024

Summary

Northrim Bank Grants focus on enhancing community vitality in Alaska. They support nonprofit organizations dedicated to economic development, strengthening low-income families, health and wellness initiatives, and higher education. Their contributions aim to create measurable impacts, ensuring that resources are allocated effectively. Proposals received during the annual budgeting process are prioritized for funding, reinforcing their commitment to local community needs and collaboration with impactful organizations.

Overview

Our Community Philosophy At Northrim, we take an active part in building the communities we serve. Improving the economic vitality and quality of life where we do business is in the best interest of our customers, our employees, our company and our industry. We are committed to sharing our time, talents, and other resources to meet community needs. Our Contributions Focus There are many worthwhile organizations working in Alaska; however, we cannot fund them all. We focus our giving so we can make meaningful contributions, measure the results of our contributions and work more closely with the organizations we support. Our focus areas are: Community and economic developmentPrograms to strengthen low income familiesHealth and wellness programs that support healthy communitiesHigher education through the State of Alaska Education Tax Credit Program

Eligibility

You can learn more about this opportunity by visiting the funder's website. We accept proposals for funding from nonprofit organizations operating in Alaska.

Ineligibility

In general, we do not make the following types of contributions:Contributions to organizations or programs outside of our market areasContributions to, or pledges on behalf of individualsContributions to religious organizations for religious activitiesContributions for the artsContributions to sports teams, programs or eventsContributions to individual schoolsFunding for travel