The Capital Campaign Committee of the Capital Civic Center is pleased to announce that Fred K. Koken, long-time Juneau resident, has established a $1,000,000 fund at the Juneau Community Foundation to assist with fundraising and construction of the project. (Fred K. Koken Fund)

In recognition of this gift, the atrium in the Capital Civic Center will be known as the Fred K. Koken Atrium.

“This is wonderful news! His personal support for this project speaks volumes as we approach other grantors and donors for funds. We are thrilled that this main portion of the facility will carry the name of a person well-known for his contributions to Juneau – from his natural science museum to support for arts and cultural events to the gift of “The Librarian” sculpture for the Mendenhall Valley Library. It is such an honor that the atrium will bear his name: a reminder and a call to us all of what a difference one person can make in our community.”
Nancy DeCherney, The Partnership Fundraising Manager

“The Staff and the Board of the Foundation are proud to be involved in this partnership that supports programs and projects such as yours.” 
Juneau Community Foundation Executive Director Amy Skilbred

About the Capital Civic Center
As a public/private partnership, the Capital Civic Center is designed to make the most of Juneau’s existing community assets. This landmark arts center will be devoted to live and recorded performance, exhibits, gatherings, celebrations, work and creativity. The Capital Civic Center will house performance and gallery space, meeting rooms, offices for arts and cultural groups and a café, expanding and augmenting Centennial Hall.
About the Juneau Community Foundation
For information about the Juneau Community Foundation and to find out more about their funds, grants, scholarships, and ways they assist with efforts to support this community, visit their website.
To make a gift to the Capital Civic Center Fund at the Foundation, visit this webpage.