2024 MTA Grant Recipients
Major Grants
Launched in 2020, the MTA Foundation’s Grant program is robust and impactful. With a drive to be 100% mission-specific in its giving, the program has started off with a bang! So far, we have given to incredibly diverse projects. Click on the links below to learn more about each and to view their presentations to the MTA Foundation Board:
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Colony High School
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UAA College of Engineering
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Alaska Business Week
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Me-2-We (Grizzly Family Fitness)
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Colony Knights Baseball Boosters
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Palmer Museum of History and Art
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UAA Summer Engineering Academies
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Talkeetna Historical Society and Museum
Recipients
Colony Knights Baseball Boosters
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Building the Colony High School baseball field to where it is safe and to the parameters of an official playing field where the Knights Baseball Program can call home.
Me-2-We (Grizzly Family Fitness)
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To improve technology at Grizzly Family Fitness to increase the value of existing programming and attract new user groups.
Alaska Business Week
Recipient
Hosting a one-week entrepreneurship camp to work in teams to learn the fundamentals of business, culminating in financial presentations to local business leaders.
Colony High School
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FANUC Milling and Machine Certification Program, which will allow the Matanuska Susitna Borough School District, through Colony High School, to train and certify students in the machinist field.
UAA College of Engineering
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Hosting four weeklong sessions of the UAA Summer Engineering Academies at Mat-Su College in Palmer to create STEM educational opportunities for students and families in the Valley.
Colony Knights Baseball Boosters
Recipient
Building the Colony High School baseball field to where it is safe and to the parameters of an official playing field where the Knights Baseball Program can call home.
Me-2-We (Grizzly Family Fitness)
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To improve technology at Grizzly Family Fitness to increase the value of existing programming and attract new user groups.
Alaska Business Week
Recipient
Hosting a one-week entrepreneurship camp to work in teams to learn the fundamentals of business, culminating in financial presentations to local business leaders.
Colony High School
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FANUC Milling and Machine Certification Program, which will allow the Matanuska Susitna Borough School District, through Colony High School, to train and certify students in the machinist field.
UAA College of Engineering
Recipient
Hosting four weeklong sessions of the UAA Summer Engineering Academies at Mat-Su College in Palmer to create STEM educational opportunities for students and families in the Valley.
Colony Knights Baseball Boosters
Recipient
Building the Colony High School baseball field to where it is safe and to the parameters of an official playing field where the Knights Baseball Program can call home.
Me-2-We (Grizzly Family Fitness)
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To improve technology at Grizzly Family Fitness to increase the value of existing programming and attract new user groups.
Alaska Business Week
Recipient
Hosting a one-week entrepreneurship camp to work in teams to learn the fundamentals of business, culminating in financial presentations to local business leaders.
Colony High School
Recipient
FANUC Milling and Machine Certification Program, which will allow the Matanuska Susitna Borough School District, through Colony High School, to train and certify students in the machinist field.
UAA College of Engineering
Recipient
Hosting four weeklong sessions of the UAA Summer Engineering Academies at Mat-Su College in Palmer to create STEM educational opportunities for students and families in the Valley.
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