Sharing American Indian Living Magazine Project

Janice Enquist 2014 and 2015

Days

Week 1
September
2-7

One
# of
Magazines
Date
Street or
Location
Contact
Information

Tom Edwards
For Chief
neighbor
Holly
daughter
Charlie
(native) 2
Northside
Food
Bank 10
Neighborhoo
d
Survey
Scalero
Street - 3

Two
# of
Magazines
Date
Street or
Location
Contact
Information
Three
# of
Magazines
Date
Street or
Location
Contact
Information

Week 2
Septembe
r
8-14
Beans
Caf
20
magazine
s

Week 3
September
15-21

Week 4
September
22-28

Togiak
10 magazines
George gave some
To the new transition
home for inmates.

Stopped at
Office of
ANHC and
Left a
magazine
For
marketing
departmen
t

Nome
25

One magazine to
A homeless person
At Consumers Web
One to an elderly
Native lady in
Alaska Native Hospital

Week 6 October 6-13

On Friday, October 10, I received an email from the Marketing director at Alaska
Native Hospital. She said that they would take 100 magazines and told me where to
take them.
1
2015 : Upon receiving 150 more free magazines from a non-profit organization in
Texas, I attended the Alaska Native Educational Gathering at Teeland Middle School
in Wasilla. For about four hours on a Saturday in April 2015, my native friend and I
shared some 60 magazines with the folks as they danced, gave scholarship awards,
enjoyed a potluck, and sold native art.

Sharing American Indian Living Magazine Project

Janice Enquist 2014 and 2015
On Saturday, October 11, I left 10 more issues at the Food Bank. I made some
contacts there that will lead to placing them in several other native hospitals around
the state. There I discovered that I only had 57 left.
On Monday, October 13, I took the remainder to Alaska Native Hospital and left
them with the receptionist at the hospital administration office.

2
2015 : Upon receiving 150 more free magazines from a non-profit organization in
Texas, I attended the Alaska Native Educational Gathering at Teeland Middle School
in Wasilla. For about four hours on a Saturday in April 2015, my native friend and I
shared some 60 magazines with the folks as they danced, gave scholarship awards,
enjoyed a potluck, and sold native art.