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Fisheries Resources · Alaska

Fisheries Resources nonprofits in Alaska

15 fisheries resources in Alaska file a Form 990. Together they report $40 million in revenue and hold $135 million in assets.

The largest are Southern Southeast Regional Aquaculture Association, Northern Southeast Regional Aquaculture Association Inc, and Douglas Island Pink And Chum Incorporated.

Organizations
15
Total revenue
$39.7M
Total assets
$134.8M

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Fisheries Resources in Alaska

Largest by revenue first.

Southern Southeast Regional Aquaculture Association 501(c)(3) · Ketchikan, AK $15.2M
Northern Southeast Regional Aquaculture Association Inc 501(c)(3) · Sitka, AK $10.6M
Douglas Island Pink And Chum Incorporated 501(c)(3) · Juneau, AK $7.7M
Valdez Fisheries Development Assoc 501(c)(3) · Valdez, AK $4.8M
Armstrong-Keta Incorporated 501(c)(3) · Sitka, AK $1.3M
American Fisheries Society Alaska 501(c)(3) · Kenai, AK $97K
Petersburg Vessel Owners Association 501(c)(5) · Petersburg, AK $56K
UUnder Sixty Cod Harvesters 501(c)(5) · Palmer, AK $51K
YYakutat Regional Aquaculture Association Inc 501(c)(3) · Juneau, AK $34K
SSound Fisheries Inc 501(c)(3) · Cordova, AK $0
NNorthwest Setnetters Association 501(c)(5) · Kodiak, AK $0
Rqe Alaska 501(c)(6) · Ketchikan, AK $0
TTsiu River Coalition 501(c)(3) · Cordova, AK $0
SSoutheast Alaska Regional Seafood Marketing Association 501(c)(6) · Sitka, AK
EEkuk Beach Fishermens Association 501(c)(4) · Homer, AK
Public data from IRS Form 990 e-file & Business Master File. A 990 shows how an organization is run and funded — not its real-world outcomes. Figures are presented without evaluation; we do not rate, score, or rank organizations. · philanthropy.org