CDQs across Alaska offer a range of programs tailored to the specific needs of the communities each group serves. We love to see the innovative ways each region provides benefits to its residents.
Through the University of Alaska Fairbanks (UAF)’s Qungasvik Program, two locals in Scammon Bay have been working with youth to provide elders with food from the land throughout the different subsistence seasons. The youth made black fish traps this fall and have been checking them throughout the...
#Repost - We are proud of our team to be able to service Honda equipment! Here is mechanic/ welder, Jacob Rivers from Scammon Bay.
CVRF’s annual Heating Oil Program has officially concluded! This year, over 2,200 households were able to receive heating oil. Since the program kicked off in December, we have provided our residents with approximately $388,000 of heating oil. We are thankful for the opportunity to provide our...
Alaska is one of the top states in distributing COVID-19 vaccinations! This wouldn’t be possible without the COVID-… https://t.co/Nik6aULR9P
We are excited to partner with @Honda to open 3 repair shops in rural Alaska. These first-of-a-kind service centers… https://t.co/SiT7wrakk0
Our hearts go out to @tridentseafoods for the loss of their boat, the Aleutian Falcon. Big thanks to @TacomaFire fo… https://t.co/mHGhM22xjc
With opilio season in full swing, the 16 participating villages in our region could pull in about 760,000 lbs. of c… https://t.co/3vXdQKkZaa
Thank you @lisamurkowski, @SenDanSullivan, and Senator @EdMarkey for this bill for the next generation of commercia… https://t.co/dKbcVHs03b
CVRF and Bristol Bay Economic Development Corporation just announced crab industry acquisitions to bring new revenu… https://t.co/SExpBl4oad