What's Happening?
Resolution Copper has committed $285,000 to the United Food Bank in Mesa, Arizona, through a multi-year agreement lasting until December 2028. This donation comes at a time of record demand for food assistance in the Copper Triangle, tribal communities, and the East Valley. The funds will support the food bank's operations across a vast service area, addressing food insecurity among seniors, working families, and tribal communities. Resolution Copper's President, Vicky Peacey, emphasized the company's commitment to supporting local communities, highlighting the importance of food security as a foundational need. United Food Bank's President, Jason Reed, noted that the partnership will enhance the organization's ability to meet ongoing and emergency
food needs.
Why It's Important?
This donation is significant as it addresses the growing issue of food insecurity in Arizona, exacerbated by economic instability and rising living costs. By supporting United Food Bank, Resolution Copper is contributing to the well-being of communities that have historically supported the mining industry. The partnership reflects a broader commitment to corporate social responsibility, emphasizing the role of businesses in addressing social challenges. This initiative not only aids immediate food needs but also strengthens community resilience, particularly in underserved areas. The collaboration between a major mining company and a food bank highlights the potential for cross-sector partnerships to tackle pressing social issues.
