Anchorage Senior Activity Center

Our Nest Eggs

Legacy Giving

To view a copy of the Alaska Business Monthly Profile on the 25th Anniversary of the Endowment Trust Fund; the Trustees and the Legacy Society Members, click here


Legacy Society Membership Form click here
(print and fill out or fill out online and print)

90+ Birthday Form gift click here
(print and fill out or fill-out online and print)
 

A Brief History of the Anchorage Senior Center

The Center is celebrating its 30th Anniversary of service in the Anchorage Bowl area in 2013. It opened a new facility in 1983 and added a new wing in 2002 to accommodate the growth in programs as well as the growth of people over 55 years of age in our community. As of 2013, there are 2,500 members from throughout the Anchorage area. The beautiful brick building is centrally located between Downtown Anchorage and Mid-town at 1300 East 19th Avenue. It is situated on five acres of land with ample parking plus People Mover bus service and door-to-door Anchor-Rides transportation. The Center and the surrounding grounds are owned by the Municipality of Anchorage. The Center is accredited by the National Institute of Senior Centers and the National Council on Aging. There are only 188 Senior Centers in the nation that have achieved this high standard of accreditation.

Charter Legacy Society Members


Anchorage Philatelic Society
Francis & Gertie Ahern
Eric Bennett
Central Alaska Retired Teachers Association
Jeanne B. Edwards
Larry & Dahna Graham
Fred Hillman
Jan Knutson & Ed Hutchinson
Jewel & Maurice Jones
Elizabeth (Liz) Leng
Margaret Lowe
Jerry Nerland & Jacqueline Brewington
Joan McKinnon
Wayne & Barbara Pichon
Evelyn B. & Alfred H. Roggow Estate
Sylvia Short
George Sullivan
Lynn A. Wegener
Pete & Judy Weimer
Juliana D. (Jan) Wilson
Harold & Dalila Wolverton

Special Thanks also to those
Legacy Charter Members who wish to
remain anonymous

Endowment, Who Are We

The Anchorage-Age Senior Center Endowment Fund was established to ensure the future of the Anchorage Senior Activity Center with the investment of planned and financial gifts in a Trust Fund with the interest in supporting the Center’s programs and services.

The Endowment Trustees, who are community volunteers, with expertise in financial management and investments as well as estate planning, established a Legacy Society to seek major financial gifts and bequests plus recognize donors for their generosity.

As of December 31, 2017 the Endowment Fund is approximately $4,450,000.

The Fund gladly accepts memorials and honorary gifts, lifetime financial gifts of $1,000 or more, bequests, life insurance beneficiary designations, Individual Retirement Account (IRA) Charitable donations and real estate according to gift acceptance policies.

Read the Endowment Agreement click here

Endowment Trustees

Kris Warren, Chair
Past President of ASAC Board of Directors

Pat Abney
Former Anchorage Municipal Assemblywoman
Teacher
Retired

Gordon Glaser
Past ASAC Board President

Judy Ireton
Anchorage School District
Retired

Myrna Johnston
Past ASAC Board Member
NANA Regional Corporation
Retired
 

Mark Stearns, Vice Chairman
Trust Officer
First National Bank Alaska
 

Bob Tannahill
Senior Trust Officer, Retired
First National Bank of Anchorage

Janet Tempel
Senior Trust Officer & Attorney at Law
Alaska Trust Company

Tonja Woelber
Estate Planning & Business Law
Woelber, Jacobson, and Passard, LLC, Attorneys at Law
 

For More Information About

The Anchorage Senior Activity Center
Contact: Rebecca Parker
Executive Director
Anchorage Senior Activity Center
1300 East 19th Avenue
Anchorage, Alaska 99501

Phone: (907)770-2000
Fax: (907)278-2524
E-mail: rparker@anchorageseniorcenter.org