Chugach Heritage Foundation

The Foundation provides scholarships and educational support programs to eligible Alaska native students who are original shareholders or direct lineal descendants of the Chugach Alaska corporation. In line with the Foundation's mission, the scholarship and education program focus on supporting the self-determination of the Chugach people that will lead to greater opportunities throughout an individual's career. Additional information available upon request.

The Foundation operates a variety of cultural programs to provide opportunities for the next generations to learn traditional Alaska native knowledge and skillsets of the Chugach region's culture. Additional information available upon request.

Nuuciq spirit camp, a regional cultural camp, located in the prince william sound on hinchinbrook island. The camp is hosted every year for two, one-week sessions in july. Every summer, the camp is held on the historical village site of nuchek to provide opportunities for Alaska native students, elders, and instructors to share and learn the native arts, lifestyle and language of the Chugach region. The classes offered during camp include traditional kayak building, traditional dance, sugt'stun & eyak language, subsistence, beading & fur sewing.additional information available upon request.

Monies were returned due to the scholarship recipient not using the full amount awarded in prior years.