Alyeska Pipeline Community Giving
Eligibility
Alaska nonprofits and schools in communities along or near the Trans-Alaska Pipeline corridor — from Prudhoe Bay through Fairbanks, Delta Junction, Valdez, and surrounding areas. Education, safety, and community programs are prioritized.
Program Goals
Alyeska Pipeline supports education and community programs along the TAPS corridor. K-12 programs focused on STEM, engineering, and environmental stewardship are strong fits given the company's focus on safe, reliable pipeline operations and Alaska's natural environment.
Read the GrantApplication and Distribution
Rolling applications. Check alyeska-pipe.com/community for the current application process. Contact Alyeska community relations for guidance.
Cycle Notes
Rolling cycle. Up to $4,000/year per organization. Monitor alyeska-pipe.com/community for current priorities.
Grant Award Amount
Up to $4,000 per year. Consistent, repeatable source for schools along the pipeline corridor — many schools apply annually.
Allowable Purchases
Forward Education Products for This Grant
These kits align to the learning outcomes this program funds.
- Smart Solar Energy Kit — build and program a working solar panel to measure real-time power generation and explore renewable energy
- Coding for Good Kit — an all-in-one coding, robotics, and AI literacy toolkit using micro:bit for real-world challenges
- Climate Action Kit — a beginner-friendly STEM kit combining micro:bit sensors to code solutions for climate change and sustainability
Frequently Asked Questions
Which Alaska communities are along the TAPS corridor?
From Prudhoe Bay through Fairbanks, Delta Junction, Valdez, and surrounding areas. Check alyeska-pipe.com for the full corridor map.
Is there a formal application?
Yes — check alyeska-pipe.com/community for the current request form.
What types of programs does Alyeska fund?
Education, safety, and community programs along the pipeline corridor. STEM and environmental stewardship programs are a strong fit.
Can schools apply every year?
Yes — up to $4,000/year. Many corridor schools apply annually.
How can Forward Education help?
Our Smart Solar Energy Kit connects STEM education to energy and engineering themes that align to Alyeska's community priorities.
Need Help Writing Your Grant Application?
Forward Education works with schools and districts to build strong funding proposals.
- Curriculum alignment documents — Alaska standards mapped to our kits
- Program quotes and pricing
- Letters of support
- Project ideas and scope-and-sequence
