

On the open road in Alaska - it can be such a thrill! With majestic mountains, magnificent glaciers, pristine waterways, interesting characters and beautiful wildlife, riding through Alaska is rarely boring. While you are out, enjoying the fresh air, open road and all of the grand adventure Alaska has to offer, we'd like for you to keep safe, and make sure that you have the right coverage to suit your needs.
The Motorcycle Safety Foundation has put together a great resource for keeping safe while on the road! Check it out: You and Your Motorcycle, Riding Tips (pdf)
Contact us today, so that we can make sure you have the insurance coverage you need. Then hit the road with peace of mind, knowing that you have taken steps to keep yourself safe, and protected.

Tip 1: Get to know your neighbors. Bring over baked goods. Share vegetables from your garden. Lend a helping hand if you see that they need help with something.
Tip 2: Support our local schools. Donate time or money for school improvement. Attend school board meetings. Become a parent volunteer and help out in the classroom. Organize a "School Clean Up" day for the community to help clean up the school grounds. Talk to the school principal about getting a group of parents together to plant trees and flowers around the school.
Tip 3: Turn off your tv. Get outside and take a walk or hike. When you pass someone, make eye contact, smile and greet them.
Tip 4: Be nice - for no reason at all. Buy a stranger a cup of coffee. Donate used books to the library. Help a neighbor with yard work. Hold the door open for someone. Bring your coworkers a special treat. Be generous with compliments.
Tip 5: Be thankful. Keep a gratitude journal. Know that what you have is enough. Write thank you notes.
Tip 6: Buy local. Support local businesses to build a strong and prosperous community.
Tip 7: Volunteer for a cause you love. Help out at the Food Bank of Alaska. Give blood. Get involved with the Boys and Girls Club. There are so many wonderful causes. Pick one that speaks to you, and make a difference!
Tip 8: Take pride in your neighborhood. Plant flowers in your yard. Create a welcoming entryway to your home. Organize a neighborhood clean-up program.
Tip 9: Adopt an animal from one of Alaska's animal shelters, or consider donating time, money or supplies to help out.
Tip 10: Be a positive force. Give compliments and smiles freely. Be a good listener.
Tip 11: Give care packages to the homeless. Pack toothbrushes, toothpaste, deodorant, soap, snacks, gloves, warm socks and bottles of water or juice into a gallon-size ziplock bag. Distribute to the homeless in our community or donate toiletries to a local shelter.
Tip 12: Reduce, reuse and recycle. Do your part to help out - conserve energy, resources, and space used in landfills.
Tip 13: Tell someone you love them today. Don't keep it to yourself. Let them know.
Tip 14: Thank a mentor or someone who has inspired you. Let them know how much they have impacted your life and how much they are appreciated.
Tip 15: Thank a veteran. A simple "Thank you for your service" is a great way to show appreciation. Consider volunteering to help local veterans in our community. Visit uso.org for ways you can help.


She has done so much for our community. Now, it's time for us to lend a helping hand.
We are glady accepting donations to help with Margie’s household and travel expenses. You can make your donation at this fundraising event, or just give us a call and we will pick itup from you. We are also accepting donated items and services for the silent auction. Submit auction items by Monday, April 23.
Call (907)357-1066 to rsvp or to arrange donation or silent auction item pick-up / drop-off.

Unfortunately, every year hundreds of teenagers in the Mat-Su Valley find themselves without food, shelter or loved ones to care for them. MY House is a non-profit organization that helps provide our homeless youth with the resources they need: safety, shelter, warmth and nourishment.
To find out how you can help the homeless youth in our community, please visit www.myhousematsu.org. Consider volunteering, donating clothing, toiletries or other needed items, or making a monetary donation. Your generosity is greatly appreciated.
We appreciate all of the wonderful work that MY House is doing to make a positive difference in our community!