Donate & Support Our Work
Donating to the Tyonek Tribal Conservation District supports community-driven conservation, salmon habitat connectivity, and sub-Arctic food sovereignty.
Why Your Support Matters
Western Cook Inlet contains thousands of miles of anadromous habitat essential to both commercial and subsistence fisheries across Southcentral Alaska. These fisheries, along with decades of community-based agriculture, are the foundation of food and economic security to District communities only accessible by air.
Your support helps the Tyonek Tribal Conservation District lead conservation efforts that build soil health for abundant harvests, provide critical information to regional fish and wildlife managers, and safeguard the traditional and economic fishing practices of the Tebughna people.
Ways to Donate & Support
Choose the giving method that works best for you and your family.
Pick.Click.Give
Please consider choosing TTCD as your Pick.Click.Give recipient when filing your annual Alaska Permanent Fund Dividend (PFD).
Fred Meyer Rewards
Help us earn donations every time you shop with your Fred Meyer Rewards Card! Link your card to Tyonek Tribal Conservation District using our non-profit number 90037.
Mail a Check
We gratefully accept tax-deductible checks made out to Tyonek Tribal Conservation District.
101 W. Benson Blvd. Suite 501
Anchorage, Alaska 99503
Official District Store
Wear your support! Purchase official TTCD hats, hoodies, and t-shirts through our verified Bonfire storefront. Purchases through the storefront provide another way to support TTCD.
Your Contributions in Action
Examples of the community conservation work charitable support helps sustain.
Salmon Habitat Connectivity
Replacing failed logging culverts with fish-passage stream simulation arches, reopening vital spawning routes for King, Coho, and Sockeye salmon.
Tyonek Grown Elders Produce
Supporting community food access, locally grown produce, nutrition education, and household food-system resilience in Tyonek.
Youth Conservation Squad (TYCS)
Empowering Tebughna students through paid summer conservation careers, stream telemetry workshops, and culturally grounded STEM lessons.
Invasive Species Defense
Suppressing invasive northern pike populations and monitoring waterbodies against destructive aquatic weeds like Elodea across the Cook Inlet basin.
501(c)(3) Tax-Deductible Non-Profit
Tyonek Tribal Conservation District is an authorized 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. All charitable gifts are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law. If you require a receipt or have questions regarding estate giving, please contact us at admin@ttcd.org or call (907) 278-1022.