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Youth and community nonprofits in Alaska
597 tax-exempt youth sports leagues, youth groups, PTAs, camps and children's programs in 57 Alaska cities, from IRS data.
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Cities with the most youth and community nonprofits
All cities A–Z
- Anchor Point 1
- Anchorage 184
- Auke Bay 1
- Bethel 3
- Big Lake 2
- Chugiak 10
- Cooper Lndg 1
- Cordova 3
- Craig 3
- Delta Jct 6
- Denali Park 1
- Dillingham 2
- Douglas 2
- Dutch Harbor 1
- Eagle River 32
- Fairbanks 67
- Girdwood 4
- Glennallen 3
- Haines 3
- Healy 2
- Homer 19
- Iliamna 1
- Jber 2
- Juneau 39
- Kasilof 1
- Kenai 8
- Ketchikan 11
- Kiana 1
- Kodiak 8
- Kotzebue 3
- Minto 2
- Naknek 1
- Nikiski 4
- Nome 3
- North Pole 13
- Northway 1
- Palmer 36
- Petersburg 4
- Point Hope 1
- Salcha 1
- Seldovia 1
- Seward 10
- Sitka 13
- Skagway 2
- Soldotna 9
- Sterling 1
- Sutton 1
- Talkeetna 5
- Tok 2
- Trapper Creek 1
- Two Rivers 1
- Unalaska 2
- Valdez 6
- Wasilla 45
- Willow 3
- Wrangell 4
- Yakutat 1
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Source: IRS Exempt Organizations Business Master File, posted October 13, 2026. We list 501(c)(3) organizations whose IRS activity code is youth development, amateur sports, camps and recreation, parent-teacher groups, children's services, child day care or arts education. We show the city and ZIP code only, never a street address or contact person. A listing is not an endorsement.