Donlin Gold LLC

06/02/2026

Donlin Gold values its partnership with the Alaska Native Heritage Center and its new exhibit highlighting the connection between Indigenous education before and after colonization. At the heart of the exhibit is the Dena’ina counting cord, a powerful symbol of Indigenous knowledge and the understanding of time passed through generations. We value partnerships that help preserve, share and celebrate Alaska Native cultures, traditions and ways of knowing for future generations.

📷: Chris Arend

05/30/2026

Samantha Angaiak-Miller, External Affairs Associate Manager at Donlin Gold, joined Count on Coal's NMA-TV’s Mining Matters to talk about the Donlin Gold project and what it could mean for communities in the Yukon-Kuskokwim region. Bringing a personal perspective, she shared, “When I look at this project… beyond just the jobs and being an economic driver for the region, really what I see is hope for the next generation.” The conversation highlights the project’s progress and its potential to create local jobs and support long-term opportunity.

Watch the full interview: https://bit.ly/4d7zyiu.

Samantha Angaiak-Miller, Ext. Affairs Assoc. Manager at Donlin Gold joins NMA-TV’s Mining Matters to discuss the proposed mine in southwest Alaska and what i...

05/29/2026

We are thrilled to support Special Olympics Alaska. Vernon Chimegalrea, our Community Development & Sustainability Coordinator recently attended the Law Enforcement Torch Run in Bethel, which helps raise money for the Special Olympics Bethel chapter. Quyana to all of the participants!

A huge thank you to Donlin Gold LLC for their generous $10,000 donation in support of the Law Enforcement Torch Run for Special Olympics Alaska in Bethel!

Donlin Gold's support of Special Olympics Alaska means the world to our athletes, and we appreciate this community partnership.

Pictured from left to right: Bethel Police Chief Kirkham, Donlin Gold's Coordinator for Community Development and Sustainability Vernon Chimegalrea, and Trooper Nick Zito.

05/27/2026

Whether in classrooms or out on the snow, Alaska Safe Riders made a major impact during the 2025-2026 season, helping promote outdoor safety and education for communities across Alaska. The Alaska Safe Riders team traveled thousands of miles to connect with students and families statewide, including:

✔️ More than 270 presentations
✔️ More than 9,000 students reached
✔️ More than 500 helmets distributed through the Iron Dog partnership
✔️ More than $60,000 in safety gear provided
✔️ More than 10,000 miles traveled by road and snowmachine
✔️ More than 15 days of on-the-snow training
✔️ More than 250,000 people reached through overall outreach efforts

Donlin Gold supports Alaska Safe Riders and the important work they do to help keep Alaska’s riders safe.

Learn more: https://bit.ly/4d4DlhT

Alaska Snowmobile Safety programs across Alaska.

05/23/2026

Thank you to the community of Sleetmute for a great meeting today. We appreciated seeing everyone, including all the kids from Jack Egnaty Sr. School! We look forward to our next visit.

05/22/2026

Although it’s nearly summer now, these handmade parkas will come in handy during the colder fall and winter months ahead. Community, culture and craftsmanship were on display during a recent parka making class held in Stony River. Donlin Gold appreciates the opportunity to support programs that help share traditional skills with future generations.

Pictured: Judy Evan, Caressa Zaukar, Audray Willis, Mary Willis, Sheila Willis, Alyssa Willis-Gregory, Briana Johnson and Alice Willis.

📷: Alyssa Willis-Gregory

05/20/2026

Meet Gregory Larson from Napaskiak, a Calista Corporation shareholder and Donlin Gold employee working as a core yard lead at camp. Gregory says one of the things he values most about working at Donlin Gold is the people, the teamwork and the strong focus on safety. “Safety’s top priority here,” he shared. “We always have safety meetings every morning as a group.”

When he’s not working, Gregory enjoys fishing, taking care of dogs and spending time outdoors. He also encourages others interested in mining careers to consider working at Donlin Gold, describing it as a place with “a lot of good friends” and a positive work environment.

Learn more about career opportunities and apply at donlingold.com/careers.

05/15/2026

Responsible development, local opportunity and long-term community investment remain central to the vision behind ANCSA. ANCSA Regional Association President Nicole Borromeo highlights why Alaska Native Corporations continue to play an important role in Alaska’s future and economic self-determination, and how projects like Donlin Gold fit into that broader conversation.

Click the link to read more at the Alaska Beacon: https://bit.ly/42zDt2U.

ANCSA was never simply about settling land claims — it was a promise that we as Alaska Native people could protect our way of life while also building new institutions, some of which would include responsible resource development.

05/13/2026

In Alaska, aviation connects communities and keeps people moving safely.

We are grateful to the pilots and air carriers who help make that possible, including our steadfast partners at Alaska Air Transit and Everts Air.

05/08/2026

Gold helps power the technology and systems people rely on every day because of its conductivity, durability and resistance to corrosion. It is also used in medicine to help diagnose and treat certain conditions. As a result, resources like gold can help support modern tools and infrastructure while continuing to coexist with the regions where they are found. The Donlin Gold project is committed to developing this resource safely and responsibly, supporting Alaska’s communities and economy.