On this annual Giving Tuesday, a day to support those non-profits you care about, Alaska Wild Bird Center would like to express our heart-felt thanks to all those who have supported us throughout the past year. ​

Thanks to all our valued corporate and business donors who have provided grants or donations of materials or time to further our education and rehabilitation mission.

Alaska USA
Alyeska Pipeline Service Company
Big Lake Lions
Matanuska Telephone Association
Newman's Hilltop Services
Palmer Public Library
Pumpkin Hill Foundation
Tews
Wasilla Public Library

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In addition, we appreciate the contributions of those who have donated their time and efforts.
 
*City Church of Charlottesville, VA for their construction assistance

*Houston Middle School Honor Society for sales of suckers
to support Alaska Wild Bird

*Mat Valley Credit Union for the 2019 Day of Caring volunteers

and finally...

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We truly thank all the individuals who have given donations of time, materials or funding.  Your support is the heart of our organization -
we could not function without you:
 
Attendees at our public events and fundraisers

Donors to our fundraising auctions

Numerous generous individuals

Pick.Click.Give donors

All of our Center volunteers

and please remember us again on giving Tuesday

Saving wild birds in the Matanuska Valley...

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Building our Community

Thank you MTA Foundation!

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On behalf of Cottonwood Creek Elementary School, the Alaska Wildbird Rehabilitation Center we would like to thank the MTA Foundation for granting the funds to bring the Short-eared Owl to the Science Fair.

Our Goals

Rescue

Rescuing is the first step to saving injured birds.  Read more about what to do if you find an injured bird.  

Rehabilitate

Getting injured birds "back on their feet" with the goal of releasing back to the wild.  

Educate

A bird that will not survive a release may become part of the Education Program allowing people to see, hear and understand our wild birds a little better.