Trekor Supports Four Community Partners with $20K Contribution
In June 2026, Trekor marked an important milestone in its journey. Following shareholder approval at the Annual General Meeting, the company formerly known as Taseko became Trekor Metals Limited.
As Trekor, the Company begins a new chapter.
In opening this chapter, Trekor has sought to lift up its community partners – grassroots organizations working hard to help friends, neighbours and communities achieve their full potential.
The Company is pleased to announce that $20,000 has been donated to four charitable partners to mark the transition from Taseko to Trekor. Each of these organizations serve communities in regions where Trekor operates, making a meaningful difference in the lives of their neighbours. Each organization will receive a $5,000 donation, for a total of $20,000.
Each of the recipient organizations align closely with Trekor’s commitment to deliver 360° of Value, by supporting local and grassroots initiatives delivering direct, tangible support that helps individuals, families, and communities realize their full potential. This approach is at the heart of Trekor’s Beyond Potential Community Investment Program.
Read on to learn more about each community partner.
Mission Possible
In Vancouver, Trekor is supporting Mission Possible with a $5,000 donation. Mission Possible helps individuals in the city’s Downtown Eastside overcome barriers to employment through skills development, training, and meaningful job opportunities. Mission Possible's efforts create pathways toward long-term employment and help people build brighter futures for themselves and their families.
North Thompson Communities Foundation, Indigenous Priorities Fund
Trekor’s $5,000 donation to the Indigenous Priorities Fund, administered through the North Thompson Communities Foundation, will support initiatives dedicated to local and regional Indigenous-led programs and projects, with a focus on education, sport, culture, art, and languages throughout the North Thompson Valley, helping advance priorities identified by Indigenous communities.
Red Road Recovery Centre
Trekor is contributing $5,000 to the Red Road Recovery Centre, a new centre supporting culturally grounded addiction recovery services in the Cariboo-Chilcotin region, in partnership with the Tŝilhqot’in Nation. The centre's work will provide vital healing and recovery support while strengthening individual, family, and community wellbeing.
United Way of Pinal County, Skilled Workforce Development Program
In Florence, Arizona, Trekor is donating $5,000 to United Way of Pinal County's Skilled Workforce Development Program, which helps adults pursue technical certifications and training opportunities that increase employability, promote long-term financial stability, and strengthen the regional workforce.
All of these organizations reflect the spirit of Trekor’s Beyond Potential program, creating meaningful opportunities and strengthening communities in the places Trekor calls home.
