Have you looked at the annual budgets of every single church in Anchorage?  Do you know how many if any are giving money, volunteers, etc., to non-profits that help homeless, etc.?  The Downtown Soup Kitchen, where anyone can get a really good lunch, take a shower, have their laundry done, get new clothes, etc., is run by a church.  The Gospel Rescue Mission does not take any gov't money, all run by churches and church people, Brother Francis Shelter, PATHway Family Center, the Pregnancy Care Center, Love, Inc. - all paid for and run by churches.  Many churches have other programs not in the lime-light but still helping others.  What about the church youth groups that put together care packages of socks, chapstick, energy drinks, etc., to hand out to those in need, or the ones who show at soup kitchens and shelters to clean or prepare food?  There are many people who donate to these churches and organizations; like money, toilet paper, food, clothing, etc. Do your homework.