STAUNTON – As part of their annual Employee Appreciation Week celebration in October, the employees at Madison Communications took part in a friendly team challenge to collect non-perishable food items for local food pantries. The initiative not only encouraged teamwork but also highlighted Madison’s ongoing commitment to giving back to the communities they serve.

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Through their collective efforts, Madison employees gathered an impressive total of twelve milk crates and multiple boxes filled with canned goods and other non-perishable items. These donations were thoughtfully divided among the Mt. Olive Care Center, the Bunker Hill Food Pantry, and the Staunton Helping Hands Center, ensuring that families across the region will benefit from the team’s generosity.

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In addition to supporting local food pantries, Madison is proud to once again sponsor the Community Hope Center’s Christmas Toy Drive. The company invites community members to help make the holiday season brighter for local children by donating new, unwrapped toys for boys and girls ages 0–12. Donations may be dropped off in Madison’s main office lobby at 21668 Double Arch Road in Staunton through December 3rd.

Madison extends heartfelt thanks to everyone who contributes and continues to support their community outreach efforts. Together, we can make a meaningful difference this holiday season.

To learn more about Madison’s services, call 800-422-4848 or visit gomadison.com.

Madison Communications is a fully integrated service provider of high-speed Internet access, digital phone, HD entertainment programing, and other IP solutions to residential and business customers in Southwestern Illinois. For questions regarding this pledge, or Madison’s services, please dial 1-800-422-4848 Monday through Saturday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. or visit gomadison.com.

 

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