To increase participation in certain programs, CIRI holds periodic prize drawings from the names of those enrolled who meet certain criteria and have a current mailing address with CIRI.
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Shareholder Newsletter
To increase participation in certain programs, CIRI holds periodic prize drawings from the names of those enrolled who meet certain criteria and have a current mailing address with CIRI.
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View the obituaries of shareholders who have passed away.
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As the author wrote about this recipe, “If you don’t live in Alaska, never fear—you can use ground beef in this recipe with great results.”
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The following CIRI shareholders do not have a current mailing address on record.
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Every Alaskan who responds to the Census increases the amount of money and resources we have to care for each other and Alaska for the next decade.
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CIRI is looking to contact the individuals listed in connection with the following estates.
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Kenai Peninsula moose and bear hunting permits now available exclusively to CIRI shareholders and descendants.
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My name is Sam Spangler. I am Aleut and an original CIRI shareholder. It has been my privilege to serve on the CIRI Board of Directors since 2017.
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I hope all of you are healthy and well. First off, thank you for all you have done to help slow the spread of COVID-19.
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Online voting at vote.ciri.com is quick and easy, allows shareholders to vote anytime, anywhere (even when social distancing), and is more environmentally friendly.
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My name is Robert Harris, and it has been my honor and privilege to serve on the CIRI Board of Directors since 2011.
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A family tragedy at a young age set CIRI shareholder Cynthia Demientieff on a lifelong path of helping others.
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Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, and in the interest of everyone’s health and safety, CIRI has cancelled its in-person 2020 spring Information Meetings and Annual Meeting of Shareholders.
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When we think of the accomplishments of women who have shaped our world, often overlooked are Indigenous women, whose contributions have likewise made significant impacts on the country.
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When LeeAnn Cooper Garrick was a young teen, her father picked her up after school one day and took her to the Bureau of Indian Affairs to apply for her Certificate of Degree of Indian Blood card.
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