Anchorage Korean Open-Door Presbyterian Church

Anchorage Korean Open-Door Presbyterian Church, doing business as Korean Open Door Presbyterian Church, operates as a non-profit organization and acts exclusively as a sub-recipient on federal child nutrition grants administered through Alaska's Department of Education & Early Development.

The organization's entire federal footprint consists of twenty-three sub-awards under the Child and Adult Care Food Program and National School Lunch Program, all flowing from the Department of Agriculture's Food and Nutrition Service. All twenty-three awards are grant sub-awards; the organization holds no prime contracts, no seats on federal vehicles, and no prime grant awards. Combined dollars obligated across all sub-awards total $57 thousand. Customer concentration is absolute — the Department of Agriculture Food and Nutrition Service accounts for 100% of recent awards. The organization's activity has remained steady, with five sub-awards in 2023, nine in 2024, and nine in 2025 year to date. Most recent awards were issued in August 2025 for Child and Adult Care Food Program meals.

The organization's role is to provide or facilitate child and adult care food meals as a participating site within Alaska's child nutrition grant administration structure. The award descriptions reference meal provision and state administrative expense reallocation under the Child and Adult Care Food Program, with one award also citing the National School Lunch Program and another referencing cash-in-lieu funding. All work is performed in Anchorage, Alaska (8220 Briarwood Street) and all grants flow through Alaska's Department of Education & Early Development as the prime grantee.

This organization does not appear as a federal prime contractor or prime grant recipient and does not hold seats on government-wide acquisition contracts, BPAs, or GSA schedules. For business development professionals conducting competitive intelligence or partner discovery in federal child nutrition or community meal programs, Korean Open Door Presbyterian Church represents a sub-recipient participant in USDA Food and Nutrition Service nutrition education and meal provision—a grassroots-level operator rather than a systems integrator or prime-capable vendor.