Chugach transformed the Chevy Silverado EV’s frunk into a vampire bat for the Arc of Anchorage’s Trunk or Treat fundraiser on September 13. The display was designed to educate members about “vampire loads”—devices that continue to draw electricity even when we think they are off. Hundreds of children and families stopped by for candy and hot chocolate, which was made with power from the EV.

The many benefits of electric vehicles were on display at Music in the Park this July. Chugach used the EV truck to power the event, which means you don't have to use a generator. There were over 1,000 people enjoying the music on a sunny evening, and our staff had a great time talking with our members about EVs and other Chugach programs.

Food baskets will be fuller this holiday season, thanks to Chugach Electric Association, Inc. Chugach is continuing its tradition of supporting Alaska families over the holidays by donating 350 turkeys to ten local non-profits. The holiday turkey delivery is underway this week.

Chugach attended the Anchorage Home Builders Home Show at the Alaska Airlines Center the weekend of April 20-21. Chugach employees had a great time interacting with the community and were happy to answer questions and talk about what's going on at Chugach. We are always pleased to get out in the community and connect with members.

Chugach is donating more than 1,600 pieces of computer equipment including desktop computers, monitors, computer arms, and laptops to the Anchorage School District (ASD).

Chugach is continuing its tradition of supporting Alaska families over the holidays by donating 450 turkeys to ten local non-profits. For more than 20 years, Chugach has donated turkeys to local non-profits to fill the need for holiday meals throughout the local area. The turkeys are purchased from Carrs/Safeway and distributed by Chugach. The organizations receiving the turkeys this year include: