Coffman Engineers
Coffman will consider all requests on a case-by-case basis, though under most circumstances an employee must sponsor the request. Exceptions are occasionally made. Coffman’s giving focus is in communities with a company presence. The company’s past giving includes employee volunteers, donation of services/technical expertise and general cash donations, though they will consider other types of support. Coffman gives approximately $10,000 annually, with grants ranging between $150 and $1000. No phone calls; submit all requests by mail or email.

Elizabeth Lochner, Marketing Manager
800 F Street, Anchorage, Alaska 99501 • lochner@coffman.com •
(907) 276-6664 ph •
http://www.coffman.com/

EEIS Consulting Engineers
While EEIS considers requests on a case-by-case basis, they do not accept unsolicited requests. An employee or client must sponsor the request. They offer project-specific cash support, donation of services/technical expertise, and employee volunteers. Annual giving averages $5,000, and grants are in the $200 range. Requests must be sent by mail or email, with sufficient detail to allow company to make an informed decision.

Richard C. Button, PE/President
PO Box 92169, Anchorage, Alaska 99509-2169 • eeis@eeis.net •
(907) 258-3231 ph •
http://www.eeis.net/

Golder Associates Inc.
The Golder Trust for Orphans was established by the multi-national Golder Associates Corporation to help improve the quality of life of children who have been orphaned or displaced by the AIDS pandemic. One-time grant funding is available to NGO's and other organizations caring for HIV/AIDS orphans, along with equity funding for sustainable development projects. Primary focus is in Africa, with a vision to one day support projects all over the world. Visit Golder Trust’s website for further information.

GolderTrustForOrphans@golder.com •
http://www.goldertrust.org    

HDR Alaska Inc.
Nationwide, HDR sponsors events that help provide resources for medical research on serious diseases such as cancer and multiple sclerosis; provides funds for homeless shelters and food banks; supports community arts and improvement projects; and supports educational programs for youth. They offer scholarships to promising students in the architecture-engineering industry, fellowships to selected universities and an internship program. HDR offices also coordinate United Way fundraising campaigns. Funding decisions are regionalized as much as possible. In Alaska, requests should be sent to the Anchorage office.

2525 C Street, Suite 305, Anchorage, Alaska 99503 •
(907) 644-2000 ph • (907) 644-2022 fx •
http://www.hdrinc.com

Michael Baker Corporation
Company provides financial contributions and volunteerism to help deserving individuals and organizations in education, the arts and culture, and human services. Contact David Higie with a letter describing the program and the requested amount of support.

David Higie, VP of Corporate Communications and Investor Relations
Airside Business Park, 100 Airside Drive, Moon Township, Pennsylvania, 15108 •
(800) MIBAKER ph • (412) 375-3980 fx •
http://mbakercorp.com/baker/community/    

NANA/Colt Engineering LLC
NANA/Colt Engineering is a subsidiary of both NANA Development Corp. – the business arm of NANA Regional Corp., one of Alaska’s Native regional corporations –  and Colt Engineering LLC. NANA/Colt’s charitable contributions policy gives priority to nonprofit organizations that offer programs, projects and services that will have the greatest impact for NANA/Colt Engineering employees, clients and NANA shareholders. They will consider monetary or in-kind contributions in the following areas, with emphasis on local vs. national: community organizations; social, health and human services organizations; culture; individual needs; trade and professional organizations; educational institutions; environmental and conservation organizations. 501(c)(3), 501(c)(4) and 501(c)(6) nonprofit organizations are eligible to apply. All requests must be in writing. Visit their website for a contributions application and additional information.

Lori O’Malia
700 G Street, Fifth Floor, Anchorage, Alaska 99501 • lori.omalia@nana-colt.com •
(907) 375-2548 ph • (907) 771-2880 fx •
http://www.nana-colt.com/Resources.htm Links located at bottom of the page

Shaw Alaska Inc.
Shaw Group supports communities with a company presence. All donation requests must be made in writing. Visit their website (particularly the Contacts page) for additional information.

Shaw Community Relations
4171 Essen Lane, Baton Rouge, Louisiana 70809 • corporategiving@shawgrp.com •
(225) 932-2500 ph • (225) 932-2657 fx •
http://shawgrp.com/about/diversity/divcommunity and http://shawgrp.com/contacts

Siemens Foundation
The Siemens Foundation's mission is to support programs at the high school level that enhance math and science education. The Foundation seeks to support the next generation of scientists, engineers, and business leaders through educational initiatives. They do so through their three signature programs: Competition in Math, Science and Technology; Awards for Advanced Placement; and Teacher Scholarships. A limited number of grants are made available each year to academic institutions and science-based organizations offering programs that support Siemens' mission. The Foundation gives $2,000,000 per year. Visit their website for application guidelines and further information.

Grants Review Committee
170 Wood Avenue South, Iselin, New Jersey, 08830 • foundation.us@siemens.com •
(877) 822-5233 ph • (732) 603-5890 fx •
http://www.siemens-foundation.org/