Camp Clark Gets Cleaned-Up With Help from Comcast Volunteers

Local Comcast employees and their families and friends volunteered to improve Old Colony YMCA’s Camp Clark as part of Comcast’s "Comcast Cares Day," Saturday, April 21,

Comcast employee volunteers spent the day landscaping the grounds, painting picnic tables, planting window boxes and cleaning the grounds to get the camp ready for the busy summer season.

Since its inception in 2001, Comcast Cares Day has become one of the largest single days of corporate volunteering in the country. More than 67,000 Comcast volunteers will participate in this annual day of service. 

Over the previous 10 “Comcast Cares Days” Comcast volunteers have dedicated more than 2.1 million hours of service. The Company has also contributed more than $10.5 million in grants to organizations nationwide. Comcast Cares Day is one way that Comcast helps to power dreams and demonstrate a year-round commitment to making a difference in the communities it serves.

“Today, for the 11th time since 2001, we once again celebrate Comcast Cares Day. Since the program’s inception, more than 360,000 Comcast employees, their families and friends have contributed their time to their communities,” said Steve Hackley, senior vice president of Comcast’s Greater Boston region.  “Today, we will surpass 2.5 million total hours of service.  Comcast Cares Day is about coming together to have a positive impact on our communities, and I am truly proud to join my fellow employees as we continue in that mission.”