A letter from the President/CEO Maver Carey

SIOTS provides income and opportunity

Shareholders on the job at a TKC subsidiary this fall are earning more than money—they’re gaining experience that will help them throughout their careers.

TKC villages moving forward on 14(c)3

Residents of Sleetmute and Upper Kalskag met to discuss how their communities will look in the future during public meetings about the 14(c)3 land process this fall.

Section 14(c)3 of the Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act (ANCSA) requires village corporations to provide for the needs and expansion of communities. These 14(c)3 lands are to be used for community expansion and amenities such as roads, schools, clinics and recreation areas. They may also be used for housing if the village decides that’s what is needed.

A Letter from the President/CEO Maver Carey

As this issue of the Kuskokwim Drift reaches your doorstep, snow is already on the ground and winter is settling in. It’s the perfect time to reflect on a busy summer and fall and look forward to everything the coming months will bring.

TKC donation to Voyage To Excellence

TKC donation to Voyage To Excellence helps students achieve their goals.
Students from the Kuspuk School District have more opportunities than ever for educational success thanks to Voyage to Excellence (VTE), TKC donated $300,000 this year.