Public Charity

Alaska Behavioral Health Association

Based in Eagle River, AK, Alaska Behavioral Health Association operates as a Public Charity. The organization reported $886K in revenue, $956K in expenses, $156K in total assets for fiscal year 2025. Imperigo tracks 10 reported grants from this foundation totaling approximately $150K.

EIN: 311577012 Eagle River, AK Latest filing: 2025
Total Revenue$886K
Total Expenses$956K
Total Assets$156K
Grants Given10
Grant Total$150K
Filing Years2020–2025

Mission

The mission of ABHA is to enhance behavioral health and quality of life for all Alaskans by providing leadership which insures high quality, affordable behavioral health services.

Where $100 goes at Alaska Behavioral Health Association

How Alaska Behavioral Health Association divides every $100 it spends, from its own Form 990 filings, averaged across 5 years.

$92 Programs the work itself
$8 Management running the organization
$0 Fundraising none reported

No fundraising costs are reported. That often means fundraising runs through a separate affiliated organization that files its own return.

Inside the $92 for programs

$92
Provide support to the organization's membership (statewide behavioral health providers, partners, and stakeholders),including information and education related to policy and pracice of behavioral health in Alaska
All program spending
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Source: Form 990 filings with the IRS, latest fiscal year 2025. Shares are from the organization's reported expenses. Data by Imperigo; not affiliated with the IRS.

Sample Grants Given

MUSKEG Wellness
Kasilof, AK · 2024
Project Title: "Homer Youth Support Project"Description: MUSKEG Wellness is partnering with several local agencies to expand the positive impact of youth supporting each other in Homer. The goal of this project is that Homer youth who are at risk of addiction, or in recovery from addiction, due to being un-housed, unstably housed, or in a difficult home life, will experience more emotional health, hope, empowerment and self-care, as well as pick up more community or civic responsibilities, due to the training and mentoring received over the course of this project.
$15,000
Anchorage, AK · 2024
Project Title: "Mountain View Health Services Opioid Use Disorder Treatment Program Planning and Implementation"Description: Our project focuses on planning and developing our clinic's opioid use disorder treatment program to incorporate our newly hired LCSW. As such, this projects develops and adds to the current program by planning and organizing the services of a licensed clinical social worker within our integrated services. New services will include case management - helping people receive support and services they need through connecting them to care; counseling - treating OUD in the clinic in person, and supporting people in recovery.
$15,000
Anchorage, AK · 2024
Project Title: "Street Reach"Description: Street Reach, a ministry dedicated to serving the neglected and homeless, actively engages with individuals facing opioid addiction by providing essential support, including Narcan, hygiene kits, medical supplies, blankets, clothing, and food. Our approach is built on relationship building and trust, ensuring that individuals in need feel seen, valued, and supported.
$15,000
Fairbanks Wellness Coalition
Fairbanks, AK · 2024
Project Title: "Fairbanks Wellness Coalition - Kindness Connects Us"Description: Kindness Connects Us is an existing program and media campaign being implemented by FWC. The Kindness Connects Us campaign is devoted to targeting the risk factor of isolation through community connectedness. Isolation is a well-documented risk factor of opioid use which FWC believes can be prevented by emphasizing the importance of and creating opportunities for connection.
$15,000
Anchorage, AK · 2024
Project Title: "Overdose Prevention Project: Anchorage"Description: We are request $15,000 in funds to support our harm reduction programming in Anchorage. This programming provides 1:1 harm reduction counseling, support, and sterile supplies to PWUD in Anchorage. Our team focuses on overdose education, providing extensive opportunities for participants to share information on how they are engaging in their use so that we can provide accurate and life-saving information on how to reduce their risk of overdose. This project distributes naloxone to all participants along with accurate information and education on administration.
$15,000

Showing up to 5 of 10 total records — full history available with membership.

Officers & Directors

Director Dan Bigley
President Dustin Larna
Director Jim Lamb
Secretary Julia Luey
Director Kevin Munson
Director Lisa Brown

Officer compensation and complete director data available with membership.

Top Grant Purposes

Mental Health & Substance Abuse
$75,000 5 grants
Youth Development
$45,000 3 grants
Housing & Homelessness
$15,000 1 grant
Public Safety & Disaster Relief
$15,000 1 grant

Financial Trends

Year Revenue Expenses Assets
2025 $886K $956K $156K
2024 $498K $721K $123K
2023 $362K $382K $347K
2021 $181K $135K $365K
2020 $193K $148K $319K

Between 2020 and 2025, reported annual revenue grew from $193K to $886K (+360%), with total assets most recently reported at $156K.

Interactive year-over-year charts and full filing details available with membership.

Grant Geography

Grants from this foundation were reported to recipients in AK.

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