Blue Ridge recently completed its “Spread the Warmth” initiative aimed at providing new winter hats and gloves to children throughout the communities we serve.

For every customer who added high-speed internet in November, Blue Ridge donated a new hat and pair of gloves to children in need.

Working in conjunction with the United Way of the Greater Lehigh Valley, one of our many community partners supporting this program, hats and gloves were distributed just in time for the holidays.

“As a lifelong resident of Carbon County, I am honored to be able to be part of an organization such as the United Way that has built such strong partnerships in the community which affords me the opportunity to help those in need in our County. We are especially grateful to Blue Ridge, and their generosity, that supported the kids’ hat/glove distribution to local nonprofits,” said Marsha Macalush, project manager of CarbonCorps, United Way of the Great Lehigh Valley.

“I am very proud of how our organization supports the communities we serve throughout the year, and our “Spread the Warmth” campaign is a great way to end 2020,” said Mark Masenheimer, vice president of operations for Blue Ridge.

“This is a ‘win-win’ scenario; our customers get great internet service with us, and by partnering with the United Way of the Greater Lehigh Valley, we delivered new hats and gloves for hundreds of children just in time for winter. Knowing that we helped our communities in this way is pretty special.”

As the nation’s 18th largest cable company, Blue Ridge Communications is on the cutting edge of home entertainment and information services, providing high-speed Internet, TV and phone services to northeastern and southeastern Pennsylvania.

Blue Ridge Communications is also very active in the communities it serves by sponsoring and participating in numerous local events every year and is committed to many charitable organizations. To learn more about Blue Ridge Communications, clearly the better choice in home entertainment and information services, visit www.brctv.com.