Comcast Donates $50K for Storm Relief Efforts, Recovers Local Network

Comcast has announced a donation of $50,000 to support nonprofit organizations in Arkansas and Tennessee following recent severe storms. This contribution will aid in providing essential resources to families and businesses affected by tornadoes and flooding. Comcast’s commitment to these nonprofit organizations goes beyond financial support; the company worked tirelessly to repair network damage and ensure continued connectivity.

According to Comcast, severe storms can have devastating effects on communities, disrupting lives and causing widespread damage. Homes and businesses may be destroyed, leaving families without shelter and livelihoods. Essential services like electricity, water and communication networks can be severely impacted – making recovery efforts even more challenging.

Mike McArdle, Regional Senior Vice President, Comcast

The devastation caused by these storms has changed lives, and our hearts are with every resident, business owner, and community member forced to rebuild. This donation reflects Comcast’s broader mission to stand by communities during times of crisis, helping residents rebuild and recover with resilience and hope.

Sarah Breazeale, Executive Director, American Red Cross, Tennessee Mid-South Chapter

Every day, Red Cross volunteers across the nation step up with compassion and courage to respond to disasters. Their selfless commitment—often in the face of challenging and heartbreaking circumstances—makes a profound difference in the lives of individuals and families affected. Comcast’s support not only helps us deliver critical relief and recovery services, but it also honors the tireless spirit of our volunteers who embody the very best of humanity.