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Prince William Sound Science & Technology Institute

Grantmaking foundation in Cordova, Alaska · EIN 92-0129853

Total giving
$610KTax year 2025
Total assets
$29MLatest reported
Latest IRS filing
2025Form 990 / 990-PF

Mission

The Prince William Sound Science and Technology Institute (d.b.a. Prince William Sound Science Center) (the Center) was formed in 1989 as an Alaska not-for-profit scientific research and education corporation to contribute to the comprehensive description, sustained monitoring, and ecological understanding of Prince William Sound, the Copper River, and Gulf of Alaska. Establishment of the Center followed the Exxon Valdez oil spill, although planning of this institution preceded that event. The underlying philosophy of the Center is to serve as a model for long-term ecosystem management.

Quoted from the foundation's IRS filing.

Giving by year

$420K2020
$380K2021
$330K2022
$610K2023
$510K2024
$610K2025

Totals by tax year, rounded to two significant figures. Years without a reported total show the sum of grants itemized on the filing.

Top recipients

RecipientAmountTax year
Safeguard Marine$150K2023
University of Alaska Fairbank$59K2023
North Pacific Research Board$50K2023
University of New Orleans$47K2023
Farallon Institute$45K2023

Amounts are rounded. The full grantee list is available with a free account.

Website: www.pwssc.org

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Source: IRS Form 990 and 990-PF filings, tax year 2025. Also see this organization on ProPublica Nonprofit Explorer.