Islandwide Cabling and Consulting Services celebrated its 10th anniversary by donating to 10 charities.
By KEILE CAMPBELL
kcampbell@tribunemedia.net
ISLANDWIDE Cabling and Consulting Services celebrating the company’s 10th anniversary yesterday by continuing to donate to local charities.
The company’s owner has pledged to donate $1,000 to ten charities.
Timothy Walker, IslandWide Cabling’s owner and founder, told The Tribune the celebrations started with a celebratory event during which he donated to four charities.
He said in the second phase of the donation initiative, his company contributed to three more charities: the Nation Singing Bishop Feeding Foundation, The Cancer Society, and Great Commission Ministries, each receiving $1,000.
He said he tries to donate wherever he can.
“I do believe in giving in charity and I do believe in trying to help the community as best that I can and I thought that celebrating my ten-year anniversary, this would be a great way to just give back,” he said.
“Not a lot of companies make it to ten years.”
He said consistency in charitable activities was key in deciding to whom to donate.
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