Hargray Communications is accepting fall 2024 applications for its Charitable Giving Fund, which annually awards $250,000 in grants to 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations. Applications will be accepted through Oct. 31.
Charitable Giving Fund grants will be available across communities served by Hargray and other Cable One brands (Sparklight, Fidelity Communications, and ValuNet Fiber). The grants will concentrate support in three areas: education and digital literacy, hunger relief and food insecurity, and community development.
“We are honored to support nonprofit organizations helping those most in need in the communities we serve,” Cable One President and CEO Julie Laulis said. “Being a strong local partner is central to our values, and we are proud to help make a positive difference where we live and work.”
The Hargray Charitable Giving Fund is an extension of the company’s existing corporate social responsibility efforts, which include:
• Supporting national organizations dedicated to advancing education and diversity, including the Emma Bowen Foundation and the National Diversity Council;
• Supporting the mission of Special Olympics, which provides year-round sports training and athletic competition, as well as health, arts, leadership, and advocacy programs for children and adults with intellectual disabilities;
• Planting trees through the Arbor Day Foundation for customers who switch to paperless billing. Since 2015, the company has planted 140,000 trees in its markets and national forests within the company’s footprint;
• Supporting the mission of Keep America Beautiful in cleaning up and beautifying communities across the U.S.; and
• Fighting hunger in local communities through volunteerism and donations and supporting organizations such as Feed My Starving Children. Since 2018, the company has donated more than 51 tons of food and nearly $500,000 to address food insecurity.
For more information about the Hargray Charitable Giving Fund, visit online at hargray.com/charitablegiving.