To all of our sponsors – a huge thank you. You’ve shown your continued support for our program throughout the years and continue to encourage us as we strive to assist our underserved neighbors. And to all the volunteers who showed up to help with the many jobs involved in putting on such an event – THANK YOU VERY MUCH. Your enthusiasm and sense of fun made for a very fun day.

All donations will be used for case management and pharmacy benefits for eligible patients.

Thank you again for your involvement and support. We couldn’t have done it without you.

Photos by George Stransky at Alaska Digital Visions. For more photos click here.

The story behind the award: Anchorage Project Access received a large framed aerial photo of Mt. Huntington as a gift from a grateful patient who received services in 2007. Mt. Huntington (elevation 12,240) is a steep rock and ice pyramid in the Alaska Range totally over shadowed by Mt. McKinley. This mountain represents to the patient the challenges that faced him while unemployed, uninsured and needing two hip replacements. The journey, while a steep climb, represents a successful summit with reclaimed health and employment.

Mt. Huntington Award Recipients

2010
John Hall, MD
Al Parrish, CE, Providence Health & Services Alaska
Alaska Heart Institute
Ruth Higdon, MD

 2009
Steven Menaker, MD
James O’Malley, MD
RBMS, a Meritain Company
Anne Morris, MD
Providence Imaging Center
Michael Mraz, MD
George Stransky, MD

2008
Buffinton Burtis, MD
Byron Perkins, DO and Heather Felder
Douglas Haghighi, MD
David McGuire, MD