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REMINDER: TKC is hosting an Informational Meeting & Townhall in Kalskag next week! Shareholders and families in Upper & Lower Kalskag are Invited to attend an informational meeting and town hall on Wednesday, Sept. 27 at 5:30 p.m. at the George Morgan Senior High School. Join TKC staff for dinner, get updates on TKC and provide feedback. Shareholders who would like to attend but need a ride, please contact Rachelle Persson at (907) 799-6716. ... See MoreSee Less

There is still space to sign up for the 24-hour spill response training!

The Kuskokwim Corporation and Donlin Gold are partnering to host a the Middle Kuskokwim Spill Response Training October 10-12 (travel dates Oct. 9 & 13) at the Arviiq Training Center in Aniak, AK. Join us to learn how to safely and effectively respond to hazardous spills!

There is space for 12 students, must be from one of the 10 TKC villages. Travel, lodging, meals, and stipend are provided.

For more information and to sign up, call Megan in the Aniak office at 1-800-478-4275 or email info@kuskokwim.com. ... See MoreSee Less

There is still time to donate!

KEF's annual fall silent auction is scheduled for the month of October. One hundred percent of the proceeds from this auction go directly to helping our Shareholder students achieve their education, career and cultural learning goals. Don't miss out on this opportunity to purchase some amazing items while also supporting a good cause!

If you are interested in donating items or want to learn more, please contact KEF at (907) 676-1096, email KEF@kuskokwim.com or send KEF a facebook message! ... See MoreSee Less

The Kuskokwim Educational Foundation is seeking donations for their 2023 Fall Silent Auction. Acceptable items may include beadwork, jewelry, sewn items, crocheted or knitted pieces, ceramics, paintings, prints, other fine art and hand-made goods.

KEF's annual fall silent auction starts in just a couple weeks! One hundred percent of the proceeds from this auction go directly to helping our Shareholder students achieve their education, career and cultural learning goals. Don't miss out on this opportunity to purchase some amazing items while also supporting a good cause!

If you are interested in donating items or want to learn more, please contact KEF at (907) 676-1096, email KEF@kuskokwim.com or send KEF a facebook message! ... See MoreSee Less

In addition to continuing education scholarships, The Kuskokwim Educational Foundation offers a non-traditional scholarship for Professional and Personal Development and Cultural Learning.

This scholarship is available to Shareholders who are interested in non-degree learning opportunities that may improve employability, enhance personal life skills and provide cultural connection and enrichment.

Applications are due two weeks prior to start date. Scholarship amounts may vary. To apply, visit kuskokwim.com/KEF. For questions and more information, call (907) 243-2944 or 1-800-478-4275, or email kef@kuskokwim.com. See less
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#shareholdershoutout! Congratulations Dana Diehl on this much deserved recognition from Native Peoples Action!Join us in celebrating our #WarriorWednesday honoree, Dana Diehl!

Dana Diehl, originally of Aniak is Yupik and Dena’ina Athabascan and the daughter of Dave and Esther Diehl. Dana’s Yupik name is Aan’gilaq given to her by the late Nancy Morgan and her Cupik name is Qinavyuq given to her by her mother in-law, Tacuk Martz. Dana is a Class B Shareholder with The Kuskokwim Corporation and a tribal member with the Native Village of Aniak. With the support of the Kuskokwim Educational Foundation (KEF), Dana graduated with a Bachelor’s Degree in Exercise and Sport Science from Fort Lewis College in Durango, Colorado in 2006 and received a graduate certificate in Alaska Native Executive Leadership from Alaska Pacific University in 2019. Dana is the Director of the Wellness and Prevention Department for the Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium and Chair of the Board for KEF. She is a recipient of The Kuskokwim Corporation’s 2018 Health Award and a recipient of ANTHC’s 2018 Employee of the Year award. Dana lives in Eagle River with her husband Michael and on her spare time she enjoys gathering, processing and eating traditional Alaska Native foods, gardening, skiing, hiking and traveling.

Quyana, Dana, for all that you do to #warriorup to #protectourwaysoflife ... See MoreSee Less