“Our organization loves to do service opportunities where we can reach Alaskans, and Alaska Native culture is really important to us because we see that the people have values that line up with our values.” More
We’re celebrating NYO 2017 by highlighting some of our coaches, teams, athletes, and volunteers, starting with Coach Cassie Quinn from Girdwood School. More
“Hannah was in the same situation as a lot of our participants: She wouldn’t have been able to complete her undergraduate studies without child care assistance.” At CITC, quality, affordable childcare is one more piece in the employment puzzle. More
Finding childcare in Anchorage is about to become a lot easier for Alaska Native families, thanks to CITC’s newest project, the Clare Swan Early Head Start Center. More
People are compelled to give to others for all kinds of reasons, some very personal. For CITC Health Program Manager Mark Hiratsuka, it was the memory of his lost children that moved him to contribute to the Christmas Basket program. More
John Regan is a computer guy. And from his vantage point behind the scenes at CITC, he loves to work a little magic around Christmastime. More
“Families would tell me they were so empowered to be able to choose what was best for them, thanks to the Christmas Basket program. That was exciting to me, to see those families get that confidence.” More
For the first in a series highlighting giving during the holiday season, CITC presents the annual Christmas Basket program. More
“Alaska’s recidivism rate is 64 percent right now. If I’m in a room of 50 people,” Venus Woods explained, “that means 30 of them are going to be back in jail in the next three years.” More
Alaska’s Education Tax Credit allows corporations to reduce their tax burden by investing in Alaska’s future. More