Relief Efforts

At Resolution Copper, we believe we have a responsibility to help when our community is in need. That’s why we’ve dedicated significant resources and volunteer hours to local relief efforts.

COVID-19

Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, we have contributed over $1.6 million in relief funds to local charities and community organizations. These funds have gone towards funding personal protective equipment for frontline workers, school technology for virtual learning, and supporting shelters, senior centers, and childcare.

Local food banks

We have continuously provided assistance to the Superior Food Bank since 2007, working with the Arizona United Food Bank to donate over 233,000 meals and more than 50,000 cans of clean drinking water in 2020 alone. We don’t want any members of our community to go hungry or not have access to clean drinking water.

Disaster relief

Our community is sometimes hit with the unexpected. When the Copper Triangle suffered from devastating wildfires and flooding in the summer of 2021, we were ready and willing to help. Resolution Copper employees volunteered, and many offered a place to stay for those who were affected by the Telegraph and Mescal wildfires. The company also donated resources, including buildings and stored water supply, to assist in the emergency response. Following these natural disasters, Resolution Copper partnered with the Red Cross, Humane Society, and Superior Food Bank to donate food, water, and other supplies to evacuation centers.

Our Work

A Day in the Life: Brad Lupe, Tribal Liaison

At Resolution Copper, every team member has a story, and today, we’re proud to share the journey of Brad Lupe, a Tribal Liaison who is making a lasting impact on communities across Arizona. Brad’s work is driven by a deep connection to his heritage, his upbringing on the White Mountain Apache Reservation, and his commitment to creating opportunities for tribal youth.

Building Bridges: Leslie Burnette’s Commitment to Honoring Tradition and Community at Resolution Copper

At Resolution Copper, we understand the importance of fostering strong relationships with the communities we work alongside. Leslie Burnette, our Senior Tribal Community Advisor, exemplifies this commitment in her role.

Honoring Our Veterans: From Serving Our Country to Powering Its Future

At Resolution Copper, we’re proud to honor the veterans on our team who’ve made the journey from military service to the mining industry. Their dedication to serving our country has seamlessly transitioned into a commitment to powering its future, as they now help provide the copper essential to our daily lives.

Boyce Thompson Arboretum and Resolution Copper Team Up for a $750,000 Boost in Educational Programs

Boyce Thompson Arboretum (BTA) and Resolution Copper are taking education to the next level! We’re beyond excited to announce a game-changing $750,000 investment in BTA’s educational programs, kicking off a three-year journey to create new opportunities for learning and discovery in the Copper Corridor.

Resolution Copper continues investment in local kids and teachers through $900,000 partnership with the Superior Unified School District

Resolution Copper, a joint venture between Rio Tinto and BHP, announced an agreement with the Superior Unified School District todonate $900,000 to fund educational opportunities for students in the district.

Samson Belvado – From Apprentice to Future Environmental Scientist

At Resolution Copper, we believe that investing in our people is key to protecting the environment and building a sustainable future. One standout example of this is Samson Belvado, a proud member of the San Carlos Apache Tribe and a passionate Environmental Apprentice.

Strengthening Local Partnerships with Superior Environmental Solutions

Mario Sanchez, the dedicated owner of Superior Environmental Solutions, has been a cornerstone of our partnership network since the very beginning.

2024 Most Influential Women in Arizona includes Vicky Peacey

Vicky was featured on the cover of the July issue issue of Az Business magazine, profiled inside the magazine, and will be honored at the corresponding Most Influential Women in Arizona celebration dinner on Thursday, Aug. 22, at Chateau Luxe at 1175 E. Lone Cactus Drive, Phoenix, 85024.

Celebrating World Indigenous Peoples Day: Honoring Jacob Casoose’s Journey

Jacob Casoose is more than just a valued employee; he is a loving husband, devoted father, cherished brother, and a friend to many. As a proud member of the San Carlos Apache Tribe, Jacob understands the unique challenges Indigenous communities face in finding meaningful employment and opportunities.