With fourth quarter contributions of $757,654, First National Bank Alaska and its employees gave $896,577 to Alaska communities in 2021. This total includes charitable gifts, activity and community sponsorships, and in-kind donations of time and talent during the past year. Health, youth, educational, civic and arts organizations from all around the state were recipients of…
First National was recognized for a century of innovation and how we celebrated our Centennial with a bang. Read the full article in this month’s edition of Alaska Business magazine.
Senior Vice President and IT Systems and Support Director Dustin Hofeling shared how First National’s digital services meet millennial Alaskans’ modern banking needs in this month’s Alaska Business magazine. Read the entire April 2022 edition at AKBizMag.com.
People experiencing homelessness in Bethel have a place to go during the extreme cold of Alaska winters. Bethel Winter House is an emergency shelter providing life-saving services to some of the most vulnerable populations in Bethel. First National’s Kuskokwim Branch is donating $1,000 to Bethel Winter House to support the purchase of outdoor gear, warm…
Senior citizens in the Sterling Area who are struggling under a fixed income and who are seeking nutritious meals can turn to Sterling Area Senior Citizens Inc (SASCI). SASCI coordinates supportive services to improve quality of life for seniors in the 79-square-mile area. First National’s Soldotna Branch is giving $1,000 to Sterling Area Senior Citizens…
First National Bank Alaska is proud to be the title sponsor of ASAA and March Madness Alaska ANCHORAGE – First National Bank Alaska returns in 2022 as the title sponsor of the Alaska School Activities Association (ASAA). Starting March 16, ASAA’s March Madness Alaska attracts top basketball teams and players from across the state as…