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Asgard Alaska Incorporated is a 501(c)(3) public charity. We run on the generosity of people who want to see Norse history come alive in Alaska. Every gift goes to the Land Fund, to buy the land our museum and campground will stand on. When you make a donation, you help us carry out Our Mission.

Make a Donation to the Land Fund

We are currently seeking donations to purchase land on which to build our museum and campground. Your generous contribution will help us secure a permanent home for our organization and provide a unique educational and cultural experience for visitors of all ages. To see what comes next, our Roadmap lays out, in four phases, how we get from the Land Fund to a working open-air Viking museum and campground.

Our Land Fund goal is $240,000. That is our estimate for 40 to 80 acres of waterfront land in the Mat-Su Borough, with year-round road access and room for archery, camping, crafts and a Viking village. You can read how we chose the area, and what the land must have, in Raising Money to Buy Land. The Bring History to Life box below shows how far we have come, and every gift, large or small, brings the first shovel closer.

You will receive a receipt by email for every gift. Asgard Alaska Incorporated is a 501(c)(3) public charity (EIN 87-2144192), and contributions are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by US law; if you give from another country, please check your own country’s rules. Trouble with the form? Contact us and we will sort it out.

Other Ways to Make a Donation

Prefer to give another way? We accept cash, checks, stock, in-kind donations, and other property. If you want to give by check or cash, open the donation form from the Bring History to Life box, choose “Offline Donation” as the payment method, and describe your gift in the comment box. Then mail it to Asgard Alaska Incorporated, 7500 Blackberry St, Anchorage, AK 99502, and we will send your receipt as soon as it arrives. For gifts of stock or property, please contact us first so we can arrange the transfer.

Why a Good Name Matters

Open pages of the Codex Regius, the medieval Icelandic manuscript of the Eddic poems
The Codex Regius, the 13th-century Icelandic manuscript of the Eddic poems, among them the Hávamál. Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons.

“Cattle die, and kinsmen die, and so one dies one’s self; but a noble name will never die, if good renown one gets.”

Hávamál 76, translated by Henry Adams Bellows, 1923

The Hávamál holds that a good name outlives us all. Your gift helps keep the stories of the Norse world alive and in front of new generations of Alaskans.

More Ways to Help

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Follow along

Read Axe and Anchor, Asgard Alaska’s Newsletter, and follow the build from the first acre to the first longhouse.

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Visit Our Online Store

Odin's Offerings, the official store of Asgard Alaska

Every purchase from Odin’s Offerings, our official store, supports the mission: 100% of its profits support Asgard Alaska’s charitable work. Browse Viking-inspired gifts, including the new Alaska Viking Menagerie, Alaska’s wildlife dressed for a raid.

Alaska Viking Menagerie tee and mugs from the Odin's Offerings store
Snowtalon, the Moose Hunter and Otr — a few of the Alaska Viking Menagerie. See the whole menagerie.

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