
FOCUS Broadband is committed to supporting the communities they serve. To show their commitment, FOCUS Board of Directors awarded $40,000 in Community Connections grants to nineteen local non profit organizations working to make a positive impact.
FOCUS Broadband received 52 grant applications requesting over $112,.000 for causes across Brunswick, Columbus, Robeson, Duplin and Pender Counties.
“Being involved with this initiative is truly rewarding, and it’s inspiring to see how the grants empower local organizations to make a meaningful difference in our communities,” said Jance Gore, a Board Director of FOCUS Broadband.
The 2025 Community Connections Recipients
86 Hunger Now, Inc.
Brunswick Literacy Council
Brunswick Search and Rescue
Brunswick Town Chapter of the Daughters of the América Revolution
The Carousel Center
COLUMBUS COMMUNITY BAND
COLUMBUS COUNTY BEEKEEPERS’ ASSOCIATION
THE CONCERNED CITIZENS OF LAKE WACCAMAW
Combat Veterans Motorcycle Association
Duplin County Partnership for Children
North Carolina Mock Trail Program
Reuben Brown House Preservation Society
Samara’s Village
Science is Elementary
Southport Oak Island Interchurch Fellowship
St. Peter’s Lutheran Church
Suds of Love
WAVES 4 K.I.D.S.
Welcome Home Angel
Since the program’s inception in 2006, FOCUS Broadband has awarded $1.125 millions in grants to hundreds of community and educational initiatives. FOCUS Broadband will announce the Smart Connections grant recipients later this fall. To learn more about FOCUS Broadbands’ community and education grant program visit focusbroadband.com/giving-back.