Turning the Tide in 2025 Starts Now
The clock is winding down on 2024, and our End-of-Year campaign, Turning the Tide, is in full swing. This is your opportunity to join the rising swell and be part of the change Alaska needs. Whether you’ve read our appeal letter, opened an email, or answered a phone call from one of our team members, we hope our message is clear: your support is essential.
The phrase “turning the tide” symbolizes a significant shift of a current trend or situation. It’s rooted in the imagery of ocean tides, representing forces of nature that are powerful, persistent, and difficult to change. When the tide turns, it suggests a transformation that alters the course of events, indicating opportunity, progress, or a critical turning point.
In Alaska, Turning the Tide represents overcoming challenges, rallying together, and sparking transformative change. It’s the moment when persistent effort leads to meaningful progress—a signal of hope and a brighter future. Together we can turn the tide to:
- Restore dwindling salmon runs to sustain the deeply nourishing ways of life that are at the heart of Alaska’s communities.
- Build a clean energy economy to reverse outmigration and secure opportunities for families and future generations right here at home.
- Ensure that all Alaskans’ voices, especially ones of rural communities, are heard at the ballot box, protecting the foundation of our democracy.
This is your chance to be part of that transformation. Your donation is the force that can shift the tide, overcoming obstacles and driving impactful change. Together, we can turn challenges into opportunities, making a lasting difference for Alaska and its people.
With just 18 days left in 2024, we’re reflecting on the incredible impact we’ve made together. Your support has been vital in driving our mission forward, and we’re deeply grateful. As we look ahead to 2025, let’s keep this momentum going. Join us in making an even greater difference in the year to come.
Thank you,
Alison Lum
Development Director
The Alaska Center
