Tuesday, May 1, 2007 12:16 AM CDT
Consolidated Communication's Pioneer Club makes $1,500 in donations to local groups
Big Brothers Big Sisters, Blessed Babies receive support from club
By the JG/T-C
editorial@jg-tc.com
MATTOON — The Iverson A. Lumpkin Pioneer Club recently made donations to Big Brothers Big Sisters of Mid-Illinois, Big Brothers Big Sisters of Christian County and Blessed Babies, a Catholic Charities program. In all, the contributions totaled $1,500.
Charlotte Castle, president of the Pioneer Club’s Executive Board said the funds will go to help all three organizations with their individual needs. “I’m pleased that our funds will aid the Big Brothers Big Sisters of Mid-Illinois with their after school programs and help purchase diapers for new mothers from low or no income levels through the Blessed Baby program,” Castle said.
The Pioneer Club was established by employees of Consolidated Communications in 1969 as a part of the national Independent Telecommunication Pioneers Association.
Founded in 1894, Consolidated Communications Holdings, Inc., (NASDAQ: CNSL) is a family of companies providing advanced voice, data, and video services to both business and residential customers. Services include local and long distance, high-speed Internet, digital TV, private line, carrier services, wireless phone and VoIP. Serving markets in Illinois and Texas, Consolidated Communications operates the 15th largest independent local telephone company in the nation. Its related businesses complement its core telecommunications business and include directory services, business systems, retail and operator services, call completion services, and fully-integrated telemarketing and fulfillment services. Additional information about Consolidated Communications Holdings, Inc. and its products and service is available at www.consolidated.com.
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