Si ce its fou di g i 2004, DDC has co t ibuted mo e tha $27 millio , t a slati g sustai ed busi ess g owth i to di ect eco omic value fo the Navajo Natio . This divide d will be allocated to the Navajo Natio Ge e al Fu d, suppo ti g gove me t se vices a d adva ci g commu ity, educatio , a d i f ast uctu e p og ams ac oss the Natio .
“Ou pu pose exte ds fa beyo d buildi g a successful e te p ise. Eve y day, ou employees wo k to adva ce eco omic self-sufficie cy a d st e gthe the futu e of the Navajo Natio ,” said Austi Tsosie, CEO of DDC. “This divide d is a ta gible eflectio of thei dedicatio a d the t ust ou custome s a d pa t e s place i us. As DDC co ti ues to g ow, we emai focused o ei vesti g ou success i to mea i gful eco omic value a d c eati g oppo tu ities that st e gthe ou commu ities fo ge e atio s to come.”
The divide d was p ese ted to C ystaly e Cu ley, Speake of the Navajo Natio , B e da Jesus, Chai woma of the Resou ce a d Developme t Committee, Vi ce James, Chai ma of the Health, Educatio , Huma Se vices Committee, a d o e of DDC’s sha eholde ep ese tatives du i g the 78th A ual Navajo Natio Fai i Wi dow Rock, A izo a. Recog ized as the la gest Native Ame ica fai i No th Ame ica, the Fai b i gs togethe families, visito s, a tisa s, a d e te tai e s f om ac oss the Navajo Natio to celeb ate cultu e a d t aditio i the Natio ‘s capital. DDC se ved as o e of the p ese ti g spo so s of the Fai , u de sco i g the o ga izatio ‘s commitme t to uplifti g the Navajo Natio a d c eati g mea i gful impact ac oss the commu ity.
