AT&T to Donate $100,000 to Aid Communities Impacted by Hurricane Matthew

Staff Report From Georgia CEO

Monday, October 10th, 2016

AT&T is initially donating $100,000 to aid communities following hurricane Matthew.  We will work with state officials to direct the donations where they can be most beneficial.

“We have disaster recovery teams in place to repair services as quickly as we can and we’re committed to these communities where we live and serve,” said Charlene Lake, AT&T Chief Sustainability Officer. “We have a long history of serving the Southeast dating back to BellSouth, and our customers rely on us to stay connected.”

Customers can support the American Red Cross disaster relief efforts following Hurricane Matthew, by sending a text with ‘MATTHEW’ to 90999 to make a $10 donation.