Comcast Corp. (NASDAQ: CMCSA) said they will make a donation valued at $1 million for humanitarian relief for the earthquake in Haiti, according to Associated Press.
The company said late Thursday it is providing cash and in-kind support for earthquake victims. Of the $1 million, the company will split the $50,000 in cash between the American Red Cross and Telecoms Sans Frontieres (Telecom without Borders), which has sent an emergency team with satellite mobile and fixed communications equipment to Haiti.
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Comcast is also providing free air time across its networks, along with production assistance, for earthquake-related public service announcements from the Red Cross and other organizations.
In addition, the company is providing free digital voice services in Florida’s Miami-Dade County at the Edison Little River neighborhood center for people to contact relatives in Haiti. Miami has one of the largest Haitian-American populations in the United States.
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