Private foundation · Anchorage, AK (gives in Tennessee from out of state)
Chenega Future Inc.
In 2024 it gave 3 grants worth $30,000 to Tennessee groups. A typical grant was $6,000 to $12,000. Most often for: “Education”.
Takes applications. See how to apply below.
Key facts
- Grants in Tennessee
- 3 totaling $30,000
- Typical grant How we figure this
- $6,000 to $12,000 (the middle half of its Tennessee grants)
- A realistic first ask How we figure this
- About $12,000, its middle Tennessee grant. First-time winners usually get less than repeat ones.
- Where it gives
- Marshall County · plus 12 grants outside Tennessee
- Buildings & equipment
- None of its Tennessee grants in this filing were for buildings or equipment
- Total giving that year
- $120,417
Giving by year
| Tax year | Total grants paid | To Tennessee | Tennessee grants |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2024 | $120K | $30K | 3 |
| 2023 | $118K | $4,500 | 1 |
All grants paid To Tennessee
How to apply
- Contact
- Margaret Bauer · Anchorage · (907) 277-5706
- What to send
- Applicants submit completed application form online, including all information and attachments required, as stated in the application form. Applications are reviewed against the criteria set by the board.
- Deadlines
- April 1, august 1 and december 1, or 10 days prior to the start of any short-term training.
Next one: Dec 1, 2026 if the dates haven't changed since its 2024 filing - Limits
- To be eligible, applicants must be chenega corporation shareholders or the spouse or lineal descendant of a shareholder. Descendents of board members or the executive director are not eligible.
As the foundation reported to the IRS for tax year 2024. Check its website or call before sending anything, because contacts and deadlines change.
Board and officers
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- Lloyd KompkoffPresident/chair
- Joseph Kompkoff JrVice president
- Leann HigginsSecretary/treasurer
- Rami PaulsonBoard member
- Michael VigilBoard member
As listed in its 2024 IRS filing. Many foundations decide through their board, so a personal connection often matters more than a perfect application.
What it funds most often
- Education (3 grants)
Tennessee organizations it funded
Largest first. Past winners are good people to ask what the foundation looks for. Select a group to see who else funds it.
It also made 3 grants to individual people. We don't list their names.