CORONAVIRUS UPDATES WE ARE IN THIS TOGETHER! Sealaska cares deeply about our shareholders, our employees, and the communities where our people live. We are doing everything we can to support you during this difficult time. The health and economic impacts of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) are rapidly evolving, and our response is similarly changing as we see challenges develop and anticipate future needs. June 25, 2021 – Q&A on the Supreme Court’s CARES Act Ruling June 25, 2021 – U.S. Supreme Court Upholds Federal Promise to Alaska Natives July 23, 2020 – Sealaska Deploys $1.28 Million for COVID-19 Relief July 22, 2020 – Statement on CARES Act Injunction and Appeals Process April 24, 2020 – Alaska Federation of Natives Calls for Continued Diligent Efforts Amid State Reopening April 23, 2020 – State of Alaska Governor’s COVID-19 Health Mandates April 15, 2020 – Treasury, IRS Unveil Online Application to Help with Economic Impact Payments April 4, 2020 – Sealaska Pledges $1 Million to COVID-19 Relief and Recovery March 23, 2020 – Changes to Shareholder Community and Annual Meetings Sealaska Updates June 25, 2021 – Q&A on the Supreme Court’s CARES Act Ruling June 25, 2021 – U.S. Supreme Court Upholds Federal Promise to Alaska Natives July 23, 2020 – Sealaska Deploys $1.28 Million for COVID-19 Relief July 22, 2020 – Statement on CARES Act Injunction and Appeals Process June 8, 2020 – Working Together, Keeping People Safe June 1, 2020 – Turning Relief into Results May 6, 2020 – Sealaska Helps SAIL to get the Help They Need May 4, 2020 – Food Bank of Alaska Tackles Food Security with the Help of Sealaska April 24, 2020 – Sealaska and Local Food Bank Team Up to Combat Hunger April 18, 2020 – Sealaska Statement on the CARES Act April 8, 2020 – COVID-19 Message from Sealaska Board Chair Joe Nelson April 4, 2020 – Sealaska Pledges $1 Million to COVID-19 Relief and Recovery March 30, 2020 – Sealaska Scholarship Deadline Extended due to Coronavirus March 27, 2020 – Sealaska Responds to Immediate Community Needs March 23, 2020 – Sealaska Announces Changes to Shareholder Community Meetings and Annual Meeting March 20, 2020 – In response to COVID-19 pandemic, Sealaska Announces Early Spring Distribution March 19, 2020 – We Are In This Together! March 18, 2020 – The board of directors announces a special meeting to address early shareholder distribution. March 13, 2020 – Juneau Offices Closed to the Public March 12, 2020 – COVID-19 Update Other Resources Centers for Disease Control and Prevention – COVID-19 Update Southeast Alaska Regional Health Consortium – COVID-19 Safety and Preparation Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium – COVID-19 Resources Indian Health Services – COVID-19 Resources Alaska Governor Issues Public Health Disaster Emergency Declaration for COVID-19 COVID-19 – World Health Organization Alaska Native Corporations and the CARES Act SEALASKA COVID-19 FAQS Sealaska’s $1 Million Relief and Recovery Pledge What is the $1M pledge? On April 3, 2020, Sealaska’s board of directors has approved a $1 million COVID-19 relief and recovery package to help Alaska Native communities respond to the impact from the coronavirus. This pledge provides emergency response funding for several nonprofit organizations delivering urgent recovery services. The donation will also bolster the efforts of tribes throughout Southeast Alaska and other support agencies across the state that are working to meet emergency needs. Several of the organizations being funded specifically support Alaska Native Elders and youth at a time when they are most vulnerable. Although special relief initiatives are rolling out from federal and local governments, Sealaska is looking to provide immediate support for shareholders who are disproportionately affected by the economic consequences of the crisis. “The board felt strongly that we needed to move — and move quickly — to help our shareholder families and neighbors. None of us know what the greatest needs will be in the future. So, in order to be strategic and nimble we are moving resources to local organizations that know how to prevent the most vulnerable people from falling through the gaps,” said Morgan Howard, Sealaska finance committee chair. Approximately $500,000 will be disbursed immediately to a number of organizations serving people across Alaska and the Seattle area. For the full list of recipients, see below. This funding will address emergency needs to help stabilize families, ensure delivery of essential services like food distribution, and help parts of our population like the homeless and others struggling during this crisis. The remainder of the $1 million will be deployed over the next several months to organizations in concentrated areas where our shareholders reside: Southeast Alaska, Anchorage and Seattle. This funding is intended to help our people recover and rebuild in the long term. We will work with our shareholders and local nonprofits to assess the best ways for Sealaska to support them in the coming months. “Sealaska has a unique opportunity to help our communities during a time of great need,” said Joe Nelson, Sealaska board chair. “We will do our best to direct these resources to organizations and people working courageously on the front lines. We understand all too well that our relatives are over-represented in vulnerable populations during normal times. We will get through this crisis together.” COVID-19 Donation Recipients Shareholder Impact What are you doing to support shareholders? We are deeply concerned about the health and well-being of our shareholders and are making doing everything we can to support them. This year’s spring distribution will occur earlier than planned on Tuesday, March 31, 2020. We hope this accelerated timeline will get funds to shareholders at an extreme time of need. More information on distributions can be found here. We are also working with communities and other Alaska Native corporations to determine the best way to support our people in the coming weeks and months. Sealaska is also extending the annual scholarship deadline to April 15, 2020 in order to reach as many students as possible. More information can be found here. To support shareholder families and neighbors, Sealaska’s board of directors has approved a $1 million COVID-19 relief and recovery package to help Alaska Native communities respond to the impact from the coronavirus. This pledge provides emergency response funding for several nonprofit organizations delivering urgent recovery services. The donation will also bolster the efforts of tribes throughout Southeast Alaska and other support agencies across the state that are working to meet emergency needs. Read more here. About the early spring distribution Is the spring distribution lower because of the economic downturn? Community Impact What is Sealaska doing to support Southeast Alaska Native communities? In order to reach our most vulnerable shareholders and neighbors as quickly as possible, Sealaska is partnering with the Food Bank of Alaska and the Southeast Food Bank to help with the food security in the region. Sealaska made an emergency donation of $25,000 to provide immediate relief to families. These two organizations provide food service to communities throughout Southeast Alaska. We’re also partnering with the Juneau School District to ensure the students who rely on school meals have access to food outside of the classroom. We know these first couple of steps are not enough; we are working with communities and other Alaska Native corporations to determine the best way to support our people in the coming weeks and months. To support shareholder families and neighbors, Sealaska’s board of directors has approved a $1 million COVID-19 relief and recovery package to help Alaska Native communities respond to the impact from the coronavirus. This pledge provides emergency response funding for several nonprofit organizations delivering urgent recovery services. The donation will also bolster the efforts of tribes throughout Southeast Alaska and other support agencies across the state that are working to meet emergency needs. Read more here. Business Impact Are your offices open? Our Juneau office and Seattle offices are closed until further notice. Sealaska Timber Company’s Ketchikan office is also closed until further notice. These decisions are based on guidance from health authorities asking businesses to explore options around social distancing. The safety and well-being of our employees and shareholders remains our top priority and we will continue to evaluate the situation and take additional actions as necessary. Contact Sealaska Shareholder Relations: You can also send an email via MySealaska when logged in. Once logged in, click the About Me tab, then click on Send Us A Message, the last navigation button on the left Email Shareholder Relations – records@sealaska.com Phone Shareholder Relations – 1.800.848.5921 Follow us on Facebook for the most up-to-date information Company About Leadership News & Media Careers Community Education Workforce Development Economic Vitality Philanthropy Businesses Shareholder Relations Contact Us