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We Believe in Alaska

First National invests an average of nearly $1 million a year in Alaska communities through donations, activity and community sponsorships, and in-kind contributions. Making a difference in the communities we serve is essential to shaping a brighter tomorrow.

 

Invested in the Success of Alaskans

First National is committed to our state and supports organizations that make Alaska a better place to work and live.

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Community News

Making It: The Boys & Girls Clubs of the Kenai Peninsula

The Boys & Girls Clubs of the Kenai Peninsula provide invaluable out-of-school-time programming, child care, education and enrichment opportunities for Alaska kids — all with the support of their local banking team at First National through every stage of development. Read their success story in the latest edition of Making It in the Anchorage Daily … Read more
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First National Bank Alaska contributes more than $1 million to Alaska organizations in 2025

Fourth-quarter contributions of $574,711 pushed the total given to Alaska communities by First National Bank Alaska and its employees to more than $1 million in 2025. Total contributions include charitable gifts, activity sponsorships and in-kind donations of time and talent during the past year. “Our great communities are at the heart of what makes Alaska … Read more
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Contributions to Alaskans in third quarter bring total to more than $450K in 2025

First National Bank Alaska gave $132,714 in donations and sponsorships to Alaskans and their communities during the third quarter of 2025, bringing the total for the first three quarters of the year to $458,553. This total includes charitable gifts, activity sponsorships, and community and business sponsorships distributed statewide by the bank and its employees. “First … Read more