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Company Donates Bicycles To Bratt Elementary Students
December 11, 2018
Instead of a traditional Christmas party, one area telecommunications company decided to give back, building bicycles for over a dozen children at Bratt Elementary School.
“We wanted to give back to the community where our employees reside so instead of a traditional company holiday party we partnered with Build A Bike for a day of employee team building activities and good food,” John Heathcock, senior director of customers service at Impact Telecom in Atmore, said. “At the end of the day we collectively built 14 bikes.”
The company also donated new helmets along with the bicycles as part of the their corporate “give back” project.
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One Response to “Company Donates Bicycles To Bratt Elementary Students”
Wow, awesome! What a great way to give to the community. Just look at those smiles. Awesome job Telecom!