Highlights From TNC SBA 8(a) Participant Benefits Report

Honoring Our Past, Present and Future Tebughna

FY 2016

PROGRAM BENEFICIARIES

Tebughna Foundation $288,354TNC Shareholders and Native Village of Tyonek (NVT) Tribal Members

Tyonek Christmas Dinner $1,000 Tyonek Residents

Tyonek Native Youth Olympics $2,000 Tyonek Residents

Chief Chickalusion Celebration $1,000 Tyonek Residents

Ida’Ina Multi-Cultural Gathering $15,000270 Alaska Native Communities and Native Communities from all over the Lower 48

Bereavement Assistance $3,000 3 Tyonek Shareholders

Shareholder Life Insurance Premiums TNC Shareholders

Tyonek Community Garden Tyonek Residents

PROGRAM BENEFICIARIES

Scholarship & Grants Program $68,250 24 Tyonek Shareholders and Tribal Members

Tebughna School Supply Drive $3,500 Tyonek Residents

Shareholder Participation Committee (TNC Board and NVT Council) $9,324

3 Shareholder Participants per year

1. HEALTH, SOCIAL AND CULTURAL SUPPORT

2. EDUCATION AND DEVELOPMENT

The Tebughna Foundation was formed in 2007 to manage the dispensation of community and cultural donations provided by TNC. With the financial support of the Corporation, the Tebughna Foundation organizes and supports a variety of cultural and community activities.

Total financial contribution: $382,631

Pursuit of higher education by TNC’s young shareholders is key to the long-term prosperity of the people of the Native Village of Tyonek. The Tebughna Foundation Scholarships & Grants Program distributes scholarships for higher education to eligible TNC Shareholders and NVT Tribal Members.

Total financial contribution: $81,074

+ Native Youth Olympics & World Eskimo Indian Olympics

+ Community Outreach Program

+ Bereavement Program + Community Assistance Program + Ida’Ina Multi-Cultrual Gathering

+ Scholarships & Grants Program + Shareholder Participation Committee

PROGRAM BENEFICIARIES

Resource Development Projects Residents of Tyonek

Infrastructure Development and Operation TNC Shareholders / NVT Tribal Members

Lease Agreement with the Native Village of Tyonek Tyonek Residents

PROGRAM BENEFICIARIES

Lands Management Services $94,374 TNC Shareholders

Lands and Resource Planning $1,830 TNC Shareholders

Land Selection and 14(c) Conveyance Program $17,573 TNC Shareholders / Tyonek Residents

Culvert Replacement and Salmon Habitat Improvement TNC Shareholders / Tyonek Residents

Wildfire Prevention and Awareness Programs (including firebreaks $29,175)

TNC Shareholders / Tyonek Residents

Tyonek Tribal Conservation District $175,000 Residents of Cook Inlet area

Tyonek Garden Tyonek Residents

Cemetery Brush Removal Project $2,930 Tyonek Residents

3. LANDS

4. ECONOMIC AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT

As part of its stewardship responsibility, the company has expended significant revenue in the day-to-day management of its 200,000 plus acres and improved property by developing management and land use poli-cies and plans to ensure a healthy environment for shareholders and tribal members.

Tyonek Tribal Conservation District (TTCD) works with TNC to ensure healthy natural resources and a healthy environment for shareholders and tribal members.

Total financial contribution: $320,882

Tyonek Native Corporation and its Subsidiaries have improved residences in Tyonek and built a local health-care center. The Lodge has been updated including the addition of full time electricity in 2014 and new flooring in 2016.

Total financial contribution: $263,136

+ Residences + Healthcare Center

+ Lodge + Docking and Barge Landing Facility

+ Land Access and Trespass Management + Culvert Replacement + Salmon & Moose Habitat Enhancement

+ Wildfire Prevention and Educational Programs + Erosion Control Measures

Headquarters:1689 C Street, Suite 219Anchorage, AK 99501907.272.0707

Madison Branch:229 Palmer RoadMadison, AL 35758256.258.6200

PROGRAM BENEFICIARIES

Native Employment (Compensation, Fringe Benefits,

and Taxes for all Native Employees)152 Native Employees

Shareholder Career Development Database (SCDD) TNC Shareholders

Alaskan Native Job Fair TNC Shareholders & other Alaskan Natives

PROGRAM BENEFICIARIES

Shareholder Dividends $559,520 TNC Shareholders

TNC Distribution Trust TNC Shareholders

Board Compensation $362,958 TNC Board Members

5. EMPLOYMENT

6. ECONOMIC BENEFITS

TNC is committed to Native employment preference to extend hiring opportunities to its shareholders. Our Human Resources and Shareholder Relations departments work together to enhance our existing sharehold-er data collection bank that holds shareholder applicant information.

Total financial contribution: $2,974,582Total estimated number of jobs: 152 Native Employees in 2016

In Fiscal Year 2016, TNC paid $559,520 in dividends to TNC Shareholders. The per share dividend was $8.00.

Total financial contribution: $922,478

+ Shareholder Data Collection Bank + Shareholder Flyer Distribution

+ Human Resources Website