Community

Quickline has marked Remembrance Day by decorating one of our broadband street cabinets in Carlton, near Selby in North Yorkshire, with red poppies.

Quickline is supporting over 100 young footballers in a north Lincolnshire village with a cash injection of around £2,000.

Runfibre has been awarded the Armed Forces Covenant Silver Award for its commitment to supporting veterans, active-duty military personnel, and their families.

Ogi’s brand has become synonymous with the community work it does in the areas it is building its network. As an endorsement of this, the altnet’s Cefnogi scheme won Best Community Support Project at the UK Fibre Awards 2023.

SWS Broadband has donated £1,000 to an appeal transforming a former Newsagents into two upstairs flats and a ground floor space for local enterprises, charities and NFP organisations to use.

GoFibre has signed a three-year deal to assume the role of Youth Rugby Section Primary Sponsor at North Berwick Rugby Club.

Ogi is extending its community-focused fundraising programme to charities, with staff encouraged to fundraise for their chosen organisations instead of a single corporately nominated charity.

ITS continues to support Generation Next in a partnership that aims to empower young professionals to take ownership of their careers and foster the next generation of talent.

Fibrus is awarding £60,000 in grants this year to tackle digital poverty across Cumbria with a particular focus on those aged 18 and under and the over-60s.

Fibrus has allocated the entirety of its annual £60k Community Fund in Northern Ireland ahead of schedule, with over 30 organisations in the region benefiting from the latest round.