Holiday Giving: Spreading Joy & Uplifting Communities
This holiday season, Team Yulista went above and beyond to give back to local communities across the country. In Jacksonville, Florida, team members collected 30…

Through our employee-led philanthropic YulistaCARES program we encourage others to give back and make a positive impact on causes close to our hearts. Our mission is to help engage team members with our communities through acts of service because when one wins, we all win.
We recognize the impact individual non-profits have on the well-being of our teammates, our families, and our communities. Yulista is committed to making significant contributions to these organizations through volunteer hours, financial contributions, and targeted resources.


Our annual backpack campaign is just one way team Yulista gets involved. Our employee-led CARES initiative donates backpacks with school supplies to students around the world! We aim to make a difference in a child’s education and life. In 2025, we will deliver 1,700 backpacks and school supplies in 9 states and donate $2,451 to Alaskan village, Mertarvik.

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This holiday season, Team Yulista went above and beyond to give back to local communities across the country. In Jacksonville, Florida, team members collected 30…
On May 4, 2024, a remarkable turnout of over 70 dedicated volunteers, including members of YulistaCARES, rallied together to support the cleanup efforts at Downtown…
So much gratitude to yulistaholdingllc and Yulista Cares for there extraordinary donation to connectedwarriors! Donations are used for purchasing equipment and to provide yoga teacher training. Thank you for your support in providing yoga at no cost to veterans, service members, first responders and their families! ❤️🙏🏼🙌🏼🇺🇸🚒🚑🚓❤️
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#yulistacares #connectedwarriors #yoga #support #donate #bethegood #dothegood #serve #liftothers #huntsvilleal #hsv #yogafree #courage #steponthemat #breathe
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So much gratitude to yulistaholdingllc and Yulista Cares for their extraordinary donation to connectedwarriors! Donations are used for purchasing equipment and to provide yoga teacher training. Thank you for your support in providing yoga at no cost to veterans, service members, first responders and their families! ❤️🙏🏼🙌🏼🇺🇸🚒🚑🚓❤️ Special thanks to a_resilienttortoise
for all that you continue to do to in support of our mission. "Helping the world feel better-one breath at a time."
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#yulistacares #connectedwarriors #yoga #support #donate #bethegood #dothegood #serve #liftothers #huntsvilleal #hsv #yogafree #courage #steponthemat #breathe - #regrann #sevaistheway #grateful
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🍎 Get Ready. Get Set. Get Learning! 🍎
Several local school districts have welcomed students back into the classroom this week—and thanks to the incredible team at #YulistaCARES, our kiddos will be going back with the tools they need to be successful this year!
We sincerely appreciate their continued commitment to supporting the children of our community! 💙
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Heartfelt thanks to the incredible team at Yulista! 🙌
As part of their #YulistaCARES initiative, they generously donated a variety of essential items — from diapers and cleaning supplies to clothes and toys — to support our families during the holiday season.
We’re so grateful for your kindness and generosity! 💙
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Employees from yulistaholdingllc, Calista Corporation’s largest government contracting holding line, donated over 500 backpacks and school supplies to the #YKdelta this fall through the annual Yulista CARES Backpack Campaign.
Backpacks and school supplies were donated to five schools in the communities of Kasigluk, Atmautluak, Napakiak and Oscarville.
Now celebrating its 10th year, Yulista CARES has delivered approximately 6,000 backpacks to 31 Y-K communities. In the past three years alone, Yulista CARES donated 1,800 backpacks filled with school supplies to students in eleven Y-K communities.
Read the article about the 2024 backpack campaign in the Sept/Oct edition of our Storyknife newsletter!
📷: Students in Oscarville
#Kuskokwim #LowerKuskokwim #YulistaCares #BackpackCampaign2024
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Thank you yulistaholdingllc for donating backpacks full of supplies and dental kits for our residents! School supplies are always appreciated for the children that live here and our residents as they work through our year-long Life Recovery Program.
#YulistaCares #LifeRecovery #HopeLivesHere
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Thanks to Yulista Holding, LLC #Yulistacares for donating the 50/50 winnings from our Shoot for Shelter Clay Tournament. We had such a great day! Looking forward to next year. #donations #thankful ...
Something that has been on my heart over the past few years is getting more invested in my community and creating opportunities to give back. Last year, I accepted a position on the Board of my company’s Non-Profit program, Yulista CARES. Today, I accepted the position of Chairman of the Board. I can’t fully express how excited I am to really pour my heart into my city and continue to provide a helping hand. We have so many incredible organizations that provide essential services and aid to those who are struggling ranging over a multitude of issues. Huntsville is such a dynamic place and if the past year has taught us anything, we all could use a helping hand. #yulistacares ...
Day 3 - Yesterday, we started our 48 hour trek to the villages. First step, traveling to Bethel to meet up with the rest of the Team that will be joining us on our flight to the Northern Villages, Chevak & Hooper Bay.
Bethel is a connection point for a lot of the smaller villages to acquire food and other supplies not necessarily accessible to them locally. People take small planes or charters to get supplies. While, we all feel like the price of food and household items might have increased back home, this is a stark comparison - $41 for Paper Towels, $17 for Mandarin Oranges, and $11 for Color Pencils.
While Bethel is located on the Kuskoquim River, much of the land is Tundra. If you’ve never walked on Tundra before, it’s squishy. Think of walking on Marshmallows or a Water Bed. This is wonderful place to go Berry picking.
In a few hours, we’ll board our little plane to get ready for our journey to Chevak and Hooper Bay to begin the reason for our trip, delivering school supplies and hats to roughly 900 kids. #backpackcampaign22 #travel #explore #alaska #giveback #volunteer #yulistaCares #adventure #gooutside
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Today will definitely be one of those days I remember for the rest of my life.
After leaving bright and early, we boarded a small plane in Bethel to fly to three separate villages: Good News Bay, Platinum and Quinhagak. While they were each located in remote areas across southern Alaska, they are all part of the same school district, Kuskokwin. Kuskokwin is the 2nd largest school district in Alaska spanning over 22,000 miles. That’s roughly the size of West Virginia!
Each school ranged in size. There were 61 students at Good News Bay, 231 students in Quinhagak and 9 in Platinum. Each school is K-12.
I want to talk about Platinum because it now holds such a special place in my heart. Their teacher, who is originally from Minnesota, was asked to come teach by the district. Her one room school house holds 9 students ranging from K-10. And she’s teaches each one! We had the opportunity to talk to each student and their parents about their dreams and hopes for their kids. We got to give them each backpacks full of supplies and essential that can help them push forward to achieve their dreams. We got to talk their parents about their lives in the 70 person village.
We had this experience 3 different times today and I can’t begin to calm the smile of my face. It puts so much into perspective with the blessing we have in our lives.
These villages are located on 100’s of miles of Tundra. Parts of the world that haven’t been touched. Knowing that we even made the smallest difference in helping them become the best version of themselves is worth all the blood, sweat and tears it took to make this all happen.
This is definitely a trip I won’t forget & I can’t wait to come back! #yulistacares
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Two winners, two weeks in a row!
Congratulations to Miranda Strong & Jason Powell, you are this week`s Backpack Campaign raffle prize winners! Miranda is the winner of a VISA Gift Card and Jason won a free cooking class from @thebootpizza. Being based in Alaska, Miranda sets a great example of how you can make a difference no matter how far away you are! And Jason has been a regular at our donation stations in the Yukon lobby each week. Thank you Jason and Miranda for continuously supporting our mission to better serve others.
We are nearing the end of our campaign, but still have great prizes to give away! Donate today for a chance to be next week`s raffle prize winner! We`ll announce the winner on Fridays through the end of May on our social media platforms.
Donate Today: bit.ly/ycbc2022
To learn more about our ongoing backpack fundraiser, visit our overview here: bit.ly/ycbc2022-overview
#YulistaCARES #BackpackCampaign22 #community #TeamYulista
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This is one of my favorite photos from yesterday. Silly faces and big smiles.
8 employees from yulistaholdingllc and calistacorp traveled to Hooper Bay and Chevak to pass out school supplies and love on almost 900 amazing kiddos in the villages.
There will be more from the trip coming soon, but I can’t begin to explain how full my heart is. The #yulistacares 2022 Backpack Campaign has been a huge success! Thankful for all who helped to knock it out of the park… #giveback #travel #adventure #explore #outreach #hooperbay #chevak #alaska
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Since 2014, Yulista has provided school supplies and backpacks to the Calista Region in Alaska and to Madison County here in Alabama. Our goal this year was to provide 1000 backpacks; we met our goal of donating 500 to Alaska and 500 to schools and agencies in Madison County. One of those local agencies was the National Children’s Advocacy Center. We were excited to deliver the backpacks and hope that this small donation will make a difference for the children in our communities. ⠀
#YulistaCares #NCAC
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I think we all have little dreams. Goals that we keep to ourselves that maybe we put on the back burner because we don’t think opportunities will ever come knocking.
My whole life, I’ve loved giving back and helping others. My heart had always had this little dream of finding ways to make a bigger impact. But sometimes it feels impossible to even know where to start.
So when the opportunity to head an outreach program at government contracting company came around, it seemed like this little gift. The building blocks to start to build an impact.
Over the past year, I’ve had the opportunity to witness people come together and make such a dynamic impact through a wide array of initiatives and programs that have the ability to make such an impact to people from all walks of lives. We’ve raised funds, created collection drives, organized free resources to people to have the tools and building blocks to live a full life.
Back in college, I discovered my Role Model, MM. Friends always joke or roll their eyes when I say she’s my role mode, but this gal has made an impact on my life in the best way. She inspired me to believe in myself, give more than you take and live life fully by living it with authenticity and inspiration. I feel like that part of myself has come alive again.
Yesterday, I arrived in Alaska where are going to travel to local villages to meet with kids who don’t have the tools they need to thrive. This has helped me realize that those little dreams we have in our hearts, might not make sense to others and they might seem unobtainable, but keep believing. Trust that even when the smallest opportunity comes along, you will be able to turn into something amazing. Not for yourself, but for those who need a helping hand. Thanks for the inspiration, Meg. ❤️#believeinyourself #thetig #meghanmarkle #inspiration #dream #believe #rolemodel #sussexsquad #compassioninaction #giveback #yulistacares
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#yulistaCARES had a busy August!
First, we had the Alaska trip to deliver almost 400 backpack full of school supplies to students. As well as fully supply 24 teachers and staff with a year’s worth of supplies.
Second, we started our local school supply drop-offs with various nonprofit and community programs. We also prepped roughly 500 backpacks to go to New Jersey, Hawaii, Texas and New Mexico.
Third, we launched our Employee Wellness Program. We partnered with heartalabama to host a series of weekly Lunch & Learns. Topics included Hands Only CPR, Building a Healthy Lifestyle and Mental Health in the Workplace. We also offered a Heart Healthy lunch option in our cafeteria with recipes from AHA.
Fourth, we volunteered with drmhuntsville for their annual Glow Run. Volunteers helped participants with parking and packets.
I am so proud of our members and the amazing yulistaholdingllc CARES Board I get to work with. We all have a big heart for giving back & we have so much in store for the future! #yulistacares #giveback
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