Anchorage Partners

Alaska Correctional Ministries has been partnering with the Department of Corrections Chaplaincy statewide since 1980, providing life-changing ministry to Alaska’s prisoners and ex-offenders. Together, we are providing ministry and programs that offer hope and real solutions in the lives of offenders through the transforming work of God. 

We exist to introduce teen parents to Christ and help them grow in their faith. We support pregnant and parenting teens through mentorship, providing community, and life with Christ!

Beacon Hill’s purpose is to serve the vulnerable children in our community, strengthening families, and offering adoption service. Safe Families for Children hosts vulnerable children and creates extended family – like supports for desperate families through a community of devoted volunteers who are motivated by compassion to keep children safe and families intact.

The Community Pregnancy Center exists to demonstrate the love of Jesus Christ by providing life-affirming practical services, emotional, and spiritual support to women and men experiencing unplanned pregnancy and family situations.

Alaska CRU is a group on the University of Alaska Anchorage campus with a heart for building Christian community and reaching students with the good news of the Gospel.

The Downtown Hope Center provides a hand up and out of homelessness. Their Feed Me Hope Bakery Program, Feed Me Hope Culinary Program and Feed Me Hope Food Truck help our guests gain the skills they need to transform their lives.

We are on UAA's campus every day doing whatever it takes to reach students and faculty with the Gospel. We train and equip students to multiply their faith into others and upon graduation to go and do likewise for a lifetime.

Kami meets with students from UAA to train and equip them to multiply their faith into others and upon graduation to go and do likewise for a lifetime.

We provide weekly food delivery for individuals who are homebound, sick and unable to come out, have a temporary lack of transportation or hardship that keeps them from coming to our weekly food market. We also provide addiction recovery, adult education and Christian Fellowship for the homeless and working-class poor. 

Approximately 110,000 teens, between the ages of 11-19, live in the state of Alaska. Alaska was the state with the highest rate of suicidal death among adolescents in the U.S. in 2020. We seek to change these types of statistics by placing a special emphasis on developing authentic Christ-sharing relationships with youth in Alaska! Youth for Christ Alaska reaches students in public schools and community centers across the State; however, that is not all. We are also actively pursuing kids throughout the bush communities as well!

Anchorage School Business Partnerships (SBP) is a non-profit 501(c)(3) with a mission To engage community to inspire youth toward a vibrant future. SBP provides connections, tools and resources for meaningful partnerships between schools and local business organizations.

ChangePoint works with four neighborhood elementary schools: Campbell, Chinook, Gladys Wood and Northwood.