Grantmaking public charityEIN 202660011
BRISTOL BAY REGIONAL SEAFOOD
ANCHORAGE, AK 99503
Total Assets
$5.4M
FY 2024
Annual Giving
$377K
FY 2024
Grants Made
15
FY 2024
Avg Grant
$25K
FY 2024
Grant Range
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Typical
Deadlines
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Applications
Programs & Activities
Program 1
$374KOutreach & organization: to foster involvement with our members, maintain organizational structure, improve fishery safety, and support other programs; the bbrsda undertook the following efforts from january 1 to december 31:-executed an election for two open board seats. -sponsored the "bristol bay fisheries report" on the local radio station in dillingham (kdlg).-held a photo contest for bristol bay fishermen to support marketing efforts and gather marketing content. -sponsored the training of a fisherman member to become certified to teach vessel safety classes to other fishermen.-promoted fishermen's safety trainings before the 2024 fishing season.-hosted a webinar on seafood market updates for the fleet and published market information to the bbrsda website. -published 11 electronic newsletters and distributed to members. -maintained an active and updated website. -hosted three member meetings, one in naknek, ak and one in dillingham, ak in the spring and one in seattle, wa in the fall. -created the 2023 annual report and distributed it to members. -the outreach committee met 4 times in support of the outreach program.-worked with a professional grant writer to find and apply for grant funding.
Program 2
$180KSustainability: to help ensure the biological sustainability of the bristol bay salmon fishery, bbrsda undertook the following sustainability efforts from january 1 to december 31:-bbrsda members and its board consider the proposed pebble mine an existential threat to the bristol bay salmon fishery. The organization funded several efforts pertaining to the pebble mine focused on expanding information about potential project impacts and seeking maximum environmental protections for salmon habitat in bristol bay, including a $18,000 grant to commercial fishermen for bristol bay for doing stakeholder outreach and communication.-the board committed $78,538 to the bristol bay science and research institute, a group that conducts salmon assessment projects and other scientific research in bristol bay during the fishing season, including on-board genetics analysis. These projects resulted in better information about the salmon run timing and destination, as well as providing support for fishery management and resource sustainability. -the sustainability committee met 3 times in support of the sustainability program.
Program 3
$51KQuality: to improve fish quality by: building the capacity and desire in the fleet to chill fish at the point of harvest, supporting maintenance of the machinery that allows the fleet to do so, and investing in technology that can accurately measure fish quality so fishermen are paid for their efforts, the bbrsda undertook the following efforts from january 1 to december 31:-the board reviewed and approved funding for 3 quality projects and related expenses in 2024, including projects to improve refrigerated seawater (rsw) system service, increase awareness of best handling practices at point of harvest and improve quality at point of sale to consumers such as:--fish quality best practices information shared with the fleet,--funding for on-the-job training of rsw apprentices in bristol bay, --funding for rsw training for members,--improving the presentation and quality of bristol bay sockeye salmon at retail by incentivizing the use of skin-pack packaging.-the quality committee met 4 times in support of the quality program.
Focus Areas
Financial Snapshot
2024 filing
Total Revenue
$1.9M
Total Expenses
$1.5M
Giving Over Time
4 years
Total dollars recorded per filing year. Scale adjusts to the foundation's range.
Top Recipients
76 grants
Grant Size Distribution
76 grants
Geographic Focus
13 states
+3 more states
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