{"success":true,"data":{"pressRelease":{"id":"69454","rtpr_id":"nGNXbPF2qc","ticker":"CABO","exchange":"NYSE","all_tickers":["CABO"],"title":"Sparklight Strengthens Local Communities through More than $125,000 in Charitable Giving Fund Grants","author":"Globe Newswire","published_at":"2026-06-22T11:00:00.488Z","article_body":"PHOENIX, June 22, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Sparklight(®)\n(https://www.globenewswire.com/Tracker?data=09kECvdR9a4Mvc10uW5THf13LrL13Gd-WVaxVcKCshv_F_B9ceXzwGarhfVmwOns6CBdOP3hMgfBlUOeA58quGh2JsgNAMlBbuC45IE0xM4=),\na leading provider of high-speed internet and mobile services, recently\nawarded more than $125,000 in grants to 28 nonprofit organizations across its\nfootprint through the Sparklight Charitable Giving Fund\n(https://www.globenewswire.com/Tracker?data=09kECvdR9a4Mvc10uW5THetOB4Wh4ODnNLzZLvqF6_xIK4q1dPRP88obfc-vkHLnSlY8dt5_Rwa2rumQVKxQre7ZTMTF2_Ys_pVRHIOxLo4KeeQjmWB87h2lFAING3FLkrvnH3O1RBZ6Bsl4h0G5ew==).\n\nThe Sparklight Charitable Giving Fund\n(https://www.globenewswire.com/Tracker?data=09kECvdR9a4Mvc10uW5THetOB4Wh4ODnNLzZLvqF6_wTvRm3BaZv-n5iz3TlODsR939SI0wBVoIcMfUMtQ548o3Y0YnUQl35GBlrcUsx4y7TRpY4VVzqNBpq-QSDKvcXV6fEvFZaPFyav6WoFpHs3Q==)\nprovides $250,000 annually to nonprofit organizations focused on strengthening\nlocal communities through:\n* Education and Digital Literacy\n* Food Insecurity\n* Community Development\nThis grant cycle, Sparklight also funded organizations working to serve\nvulnerable children, increase the independence of seniors, improve workforce\nreadiness, expand access to technology and more.\n\n“Across our footprint, nonprofit organizations are making a meaningful\ndifference every day by addressing local needs and strengthening the\ncommunities we call home,” said Jim Holanda, CEO of Cable One,\nSparklight’s parent company. “We’re proud to support their efforts\nthrough our Charitable Giving Fund and help expand the impact of their\nimportant work.”\n\nAmong this spring's recipients is Southeastern Arizona Community Unique\nServices (SEACUS), which will use its grant to strengthen its home-delivered\nmeal program, delivering nutritious meals and meaningful connections for some\nof the community’s most vulnerable residents.\n\n“We are deeply grateful to Sparklight for its generous grant to our\nhome-delivered meal program,” said Stephanie Nabor, SEACUS Executive\nDirector. “For many of our clients, a meal delivery is more than food —\nit’s a lifeline that reduces isolation and provides reassurance that someone\ncares. This grant reflects Sparklight’s commitment to the well-being of our\ncommunity and to those who need it most.”\n\nSupporting Long-Term Community Impact \nSince launching the Charitable Giving Fund in 2020, Sparklight has awarded\nmore than $1.3 million in grants to more than 300 organizations dedicated to\naddressing local needs, expanding opportunity and strengthening communities\nacross its footprint. The fund is one of the many ways Sparklight invests in\nthe communities it serves, alongside associate volunteer efforts, local\npartnerships and other community initiatives.\n\nLearn more about Sparklight and its community impact initiatives:\nwww.sparklight.com/about/social-responsibility\n\nApply for a Future Grant\nNonprofit organizations may apply for a grant during open application periods\neach spring and fall. Applications for Sparklight's fall 2026 grant cycle will\nbe accepted Oct. 1–31, 2026.\n\nAdditional information about the Sparklight Charitable Giving Fund and\napplication requirements is available at www.sparklight.com/charitablegiving.\n\nSpring 2026 Grant Recipients\n\nAlabama\n* Calhoun County Chamber of Commerce Foundation, Inc. — Anniston\n* Eden Elementary School — Pell City\nArizona\n* Southeastern Arizona Community Unique Services (SEACUS) — Safford\n* The Community Cupboard Food Bank, Inc. — Prescott\nIdaho\n* Idaho Business for Education (IBE) — Boise\n* Idaho Falls Family YMCA — Idaho Falls\n* Idaho Veterans Chamber of Commerce — Nampa\n* Snake River Animal Shelter — Idaho Falls\n* Star Food Bank — Star\nIndiana\n* Hoosier Uplands Economic Development Corporation — Mitchell\n* Vincennes Community Food Pantry — Vincennes\nLouisiana\n* Domestic Abuse Resistance Team (D.A.R.T.) — Farmerville\n* East Carroll Community Action Agency — Lake Providence\nMississippi\n* Community Action of South Mississippi — Moss Point\n* Wayfinder Initiative — Gulfport\nMissouri\n* CASA of South Central Missouri — Rolla\n* New Testament Baptist Church — Sullivan\n* Schroeder Family Exploreum — Joplin\nNew Mexico\n* R4Creating — Rio Rancho\nOklahoma\n* Ada Regional United Way — Ada\n* The Salvation Army of Bartlesville — Bartlesville\nSouth Carolina\n* Beaufort-Jasper YMCA of the Lowcountry — Ridgeland\n* Boys & Girls Clubs of the Lowcountry — Bluffton\n* Dragonboat Beaufort — Beaufort\n* St. Andrew By-the-Sea United Methodist Church Soup Kitchen — Hilton Head\nIsland\nTexas\n* Boys & Girls Clubs of the Permian Basin — Odessa\n* Marshall Education Foundation — Marshall\n* Victoria Christian Assistance Ministry (VCAM) — Victoria\nTo learn more about Sparklight’s high-speed internet or mobile service,\nvisit sparklight.com\n(https://www.globenewswire.com/Tracker?data=1WUAQ5uzsQkzsc_jkj7wYN0fDS10V3Y0TnMepwOGA3NcMaeDm1Sq4Bmm6AC4dX4e8gDEbW7-FiHSoTV_SVkV8rNX9B9YTfRY8Lqbi-zilOg=)\nand business.sparklight.com\n(https://www.globenewswire.com/Tracker?data=H4sU-fqFAZhj7OXr3oEmUG1LqhxNlhECEraPl_1cBAVLkiSMVprbBq-ZzNcOmWdEuLs4K-CeaEsiuzY4GCxv7reR8Yz1jQULHwMAXSpHgu33oi36hNxnMAhqJsKytnlT)\nor follow the company on Facebook,\n(https://www.globenewswire.com/Tracker?data=1iJv7VFfZhhjWPDHy6tR4i60k0_ZTiaDz4nwK9_SRx0Y7dOwKTYyTQODc068kD4AKCv1snN-k1P93tW5VunPBE3f8A84fxCjLy4tkTkQ5b6EpcUWUqBIHCK2aSHa7Fv4) Instagram\n(https://www.globenewswire.com/Tracker?data=48JcCYpsfp0rMx5UpsRspD52tobWY6HG2dfhSAmcnmEI9cLqNM9bODx-_NmW5tOgQC8ibZHb54XbbICF18zLphLMn1JbRilFDBPxLRubRFM=) and X\n(https://www.globenewswire.com/Tracker?data=3zq6BiCCP4fM6ii1mAteZKjWRlHYMGCnWlYPR4mJSmqeSsjIPBicHWPjTO2UIc-1w75WSZ7mK_FFMwQKkattYg==). \n\nAbout Sparklight\nSparklight is a leading broadband communications provider delivering\nexceptional service and enabling more than 1 million residential and business\ncustomers across 24 states to thrive and stay connected to what matters most.\nThrough Sparklight(®), the brand our customers know and trust, we’re not\njust shaping the future of connectivity – we’re transforming it with a\ncommitment to innovation, reliability and customer experience at our core. \n\nOur robust infrastructure and cutting-edge technology don’t just keep our\ncustomers connected; they help drive progress in education, business and\neveryday life. We’re dedicated to bridging the digital divide, empowering\nour communities and fostering a more connected world. When our customers\nchoose Sparklight, they are choosing a team that is always working for them\n— one that believes in the relentless pursuit of reliability, because being\na trusted neighbor isn’t just what we do — it’s who we are.\n\nCONTACT:\nTrish Niemann\nVice President, Communications Strategy\npatricia.niemann@cableone.biz\n\nFAQs\nWhat is the Sparklight Charitable Giving Fund?\nThe Sparklight Charitable Giving Fund is a corporate philanthropic program\noperated by Sparklight, a leading provider of high-speed internet and mobile\nservices. Established to support local impact, the Fund provides financial\ngrants to nonprofit organizations working to improve quality of life for\nfamilies and individuals in the communities Sparklight serves. \n\nThe Fund prioritizes support in three core areas: education and digital\nliteracy, food insecurity and community development. Learn more\nat: www.sparklight.com/charitablegiving\n\nHow much has the Sparklight Charitable Giving Fund awarded to date?\nSince its launch in 2020, the Sparklight Charitable Giving Fund has awarded\nover $1.3 million in grants to more than 300 nonprofit organizations across\nSparklight’s service footprint. This total includes the spring 2026 grant\ncycle, during which the company awarded more than $125,000 to qualifying\ncommunity organizations.\n\nWhat types of organizations are eligible for a Sparklight Charitable Giving\nFund grant?\nEligible applicants include 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations, 170(c)(1)\norganizations, and select schools and government or municipal entities. To\nqualify, organizations must operate within Sparklight’s service territories\nand demonstrate programs that align with the Fund’s priority areas and\ncommunity impact goals.\n\nHow does the Charitable Giving Fund align with Sparklight’s role as a\nconnectivity provider?\nAs a high-speed internet and mobile provider, Sparklight recognizes that\naccess to reliable, high-quality connectivity is essential for education,\nemployment, healthcare access and community engagement. The company’s\ninvestments in network infrastructure, combined with its Charitable Giving\nFund, support a shared mission to connect people to opportunity, information\nand essential resources. To explore services available in local communities,\nvisit: www.sparklight.com/internet\n\nWhere can nonprofits find grant information and apply?\nGrant guidelines, eligibility requirements and a list of past recipients are\navailable at: www.sparklight.com/charitablegiving\n\nGrant applications are accepted only during open application periods, which\noccur twice annually:\n* Spring cycle: April 1–30\n* Fall cycle: October 1–31\nA photo accompanying this announcement is available at\nhttps://www.globenewswire.com/NewsRoom/AttachmentNg/cdbe9a2f-c8cc-4e26-9967-cfe86be345e1\n\n(https://www.globenewswire.com/NewsRoom/AttachmentNg/4f36da98-9151-4902-8485-242b9f2d1f5f)\nSparklight Strengthens Local Communities through More than $125,000 in\nCharitable Giving Fund Grants \n(https://www.globenewswire.com/NewsRoom/AttachmentNg/cdbe9a2f-c8cc-4e26-9967-cfe86be345e1/en)\nAmong this spring's recipients is Southeastern Arizona Community Unique\nServices (SEACUS), which will use its grant to strengthen its home-delivered\nmeal program, delivering nutritious meals and meaningful connections for some\nof the community’s most vulnerable residents.\n\n\nGlobeNewswire, Inc. 2026","article_body_html":"","raw_payload":{"data":{"id":"nGNXbPF2qc","title":"Sparklight Strengthens Local Communities through More than $125,000 in Charitable Giving Fund Grants","author":"Globe Newswire","ticker":"CABO","created":"2026-06-22T11:00:00.488Z","tickers":["CABO"],"exchange":"NYSE","article_body":"PHOENIX, June 22, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Sparklight(®)\n(https://www.globenewswire.com/Tracker?data=09kECvdR9a4Mvc10uW5THf13LrL13Gd-WVaxVcKCshv_F_B9ceXzwGarhfVmwOns6CBdOP3hMgfBlUOeA58quGh2JsgNAMlBbuC45IE0xM4=),\na leading provider of high-speed internet and mobile services, recently\nawarded more than $125,000 in grants to 28 nonprofit organizations across its\nfootprint through the Sparklight Charitable Giving Fund\n(https://www.globenewswire.com/Tracker?data=09kECvdR9a4Mvc10uW5THetOB4Wh4ODnNLzZLvqF6_xIK4q1dPRP88obfc-vkHLnSlY8dt5_Rwa2rumQVKxQre7ZTMTF2_Ys_pVRHIOxLo4KeeQjmWB87h2lFAING3FLkrvnH3O1RBZ6Bsl4h0G5ew==).\n\nThe Sparklight Charitable Giving Fund\n(https://www.globenewswire.com/Tracker?data=09kECvdR9a4Mvc10uW5THetOB4Wh4ODnNLzZLvqF6_wTvRm3BaZv-n5iz3TlODsR939SI0wBVoIcMfUMtQ548o3Y0YnUQl35GBlrcUsx4y7TRpY4VVzqNBpq-QSDKvcXV6fEvFZaPFyav6WoFpHs3Q==)\nprovides $250,000 annually to nonprofit organizations focused on strengthening\nlocal communities through:\n* Education and Digital Literacy\n* Food Insecurity\n* Community Development\nThis grant cycle, Sparklight also funded organizations working to serve\nvulnerable children, increase the independence of seniors, improve workforce\nreadiness, expand access to technology and more.\n\n“Across our footprint, nonprofit organizations are making a meaningful\ndifference every day by addressing local needs and strengthening the\ncommunities we call home,” said Jim Holanda, CEO of Cable One,\nSparklight’s parent company. “We’re proud to support their efforts\nthrough our Charitable Giving Fund and help expand the impact of their\nimportant work.”\n\nAmong this spring's recipients is Southeastern Arizona Community Unique\nServices (SEACUS), which will use its grant to strengthen its home-delivered\nmeal program, delivering nutritious meals and meaningful connections for some\nof the community’s most vulnerable residents.\n\n“We are deeply grateful to Sparklight for its generous grant to our\nhome-delivered meal program,” said Stephanie Nabor, SEACUS Executive\nDirector. “For many of our clients, a meal delivery is more than food —\nit’s a lifeline that reduces isolation and provides reassurance that someone\ncares. This grant reflects Sparklight’s commitment to the well-being of our\ncommunity and to those who need it most.”\n\nSupporting Long-Term Community Impact \nSince launching the Charitable Giving Fund in 2020, Sparklight has awarded\nmore than $1.3 million in grants to more than 300 organizations dedicated to\naddressing local needs, expanding opportunity and strengthening communities\nacross its footprint. The fund is one of the many ways Sparklight invests in\nthe communities it serves, alongside associate volunteer efforts, local\npartnerships and other community initiatives.\n\nLearn more about Sparklight and its community impact initiatives:\nwww.sparklight.com/about/social-responsibility\n\nApply for a Future Grant\nNonprofit organizations may apply for a grant during open application periods\neach spring and fall. Applications for Sparklight's fall 2026 grant cycle will\nbe accepted Oct. 1–31, 2026.\n\nAdditional information about the Sparklight Charitable Giving Fund and\napplication requirements is available at www.sparklight.com/charitablegiving.\n\nSpring 2026 Grant Recipients\n\nAlabama\n* Calhoun County Chamber of Commerce Foundation, Inc. — Anniston\n* Eden Elementary School — Pell City\nArizona\n* Southeastern Arizona Community Unique Services (SEACUS) — Safford\n* The Community Cupboard Food Bank, Inc. — Prescott\nIdaho\n* Idaho Business for Education (IBE) — Boise\n* Idaho Falls Family YMCA — Idaho Falls\n* Idaho Veterans Chamber of Commerce — Nampa\n* Snake River Animal Shelter — Idaho Falls\n* Star Food Bank — Star\nIndiana\n* Hoosier Uplands Economic Development Corporation — Mitchell\n* Vincennes Community Food Pantry — Vincennes\nLouisiana\n* Domestic Abuse Resistance Team (D.A.R.T.) — Farmerville\n* East Carroll Community Action Agency — Lake Providence\nMississippi\n* Community Action of South Mississippi — Moss Point\n* Wayfinder Initiative — Gulfport\nMissouri\n* CASA of South Central Missouri — Rolla\n* New Testament Baptist Church — Sullivan\n* Schroeder Family Exploreum — Joplin\nNew Mexico\n* R4Creating — Rio Rancho\nOklahoma\n* Ada Regional United Way — Ada\n* The Salvation Army of Bartlesville — Bartlesville\nSouth Carolina\n* Beaufort-Jasper YMCA of the Lowcountry — Ridgeland\n* Boys & Girls Clubs of the Lowcountry — Bluffton\n* Dragonboat Beaufort — Beaufort\n* St. Andrew By-the-Sea United Methodist Church Soup Kitchen — Hilton Head\nIsland\nTexas\n* Boys & Girls Clubs of the Permian Basin — Odessa\n* Marshall Education Foundation — Marshall\n* Victoria Christian Assistance Ministry (VCAM) — Victoria\nTo learn more about Sparklight’s high-speed internet or mobile service,\nvisit sparklight.com\n(https://www.globenewswire.com/Tracker?data=1WUAQ5uzsQkzsc_jkj7wYN0fDS10V3Y0TnMepwOGA3NcMaeDm1Sq4Bmm6AC4dX4e8gDEbW7-FiHSoTV_SVkV8rNX9B9YTfRY8Lqbi-zilOg=)\nand business.sparklight.com\n(https://www.globenewswire.com/Tracker?data=H4sU-fqFAZhj7OXr3oEmUG1LqhxNlhECEraPl_1cBAVLkiSMVprbBq-ZzNcOmWdEuLs4K-CeaEsiuzY4GCxv7reR8Yz1jQULHwMAXSpHgu33oi36hNxnMAhqJsKytnlT)\nor follow the company on Facebook,\n(https://www.globenewswire.com/Tracker?data=1iJv7VFfZhhjWPDHy6tR4i60k0_ZTiaDz4nwK9_SRx0Y7dOwKTYyTQODc068kD4AKCv1snN-k1P93tW5VunPBE3f8A84fxCjLy4tkTkQ5b6EpcUWUqBIHCK2aSHa7Fv4) Instagram\n(https://www.globenewswire.com/Tracker?data=48JcCYpsfp0rMx5UpsRspD52tobWY6HG2dfhSAmcnmEI9cLqNM9bODx-_NmW5tOgQC8ibZHb54XbbICF18zLphLMn1JbRilFDBPxLRubRFM=) and X\n(https://www.globenewswire.com/Tracker?data=3zq6BiCCP4fM6ii1mAteZKjWRlHYMGCnWlYPR4mJSmqeSsjIPBicHWPjTO2UIc-1w75WSZ7mK_FFMwQKkattYg==). \n\nAbout Sparklight\nSparklight is a leading broadband communications provider delivering\nexceptional service and enabling more than 1 million residential and business\ncustomers across 24 states to thrive and stay connected to what matters most.\nThrough Sparklight(®), the brand our customers know and trust, we’re not\njust shaping the future of connectivity – we’re transforming it with a\ncommitment to innovation, reliability and customer experience at our core. \n\nOur robust infrastructure and cutting-edge technology don’t just keep our\ncustomers connected; they help drive progress in education, business and\neveryday life. We’re dedicated to bridging the digital divide, empowering\nour communities and fostering a more connected world. When our customers\nchoose Sparklight, they are choosing a team that is always working for them\n— one that believes in the relentless pursuit of reliability, because being\na trusted neighbor isn’t just what we do — it’s who we are.\n\nCONTACT:\nTrish Niemann\nVice President, Communications Strategy\npatricia.niemann@cableone.biz\n\nFAQs\nWhat is the Sparklight Charitable Giving Fund?\nThe Sparklight Charitable Giving Fund is a corporate philanthropic program\noperated by Sparklight, a leading provider of high-speed internet and mobile\nservices. Established to support local impact, the Fund provides financial\ngrants to nonprofit organizations working to improve quality of life for\nfamilies and individuals in the communities Sparklight serves. \n\nThe Fund prioritizes support in three core areas: education and digital\nliteracy, food insecurity and community development. Learn more\nat: www.sparklight.com/charitablegiving\n\nHow much has the Sparklight Charitable Giving Fund awarded to date?\nSince its launch in 2020, the Sparklight Charitable Giving Fund has awarded\nover $1.3 million in grants to more than 300 nonprofit organizations across\nSparklight’s service footprint. This total includes the spring 2026 grant\ncycle, during which the company awarded more than $125,000 to qualifying\ncommunity organizations.\n\nWhat types of organizations are eligible for a Sparklight Charitable Giving\nFund grant?\nEligible applicants include 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations, 170(c)(1)\norganizations, and select schools and government or municipal entities. To\nqualify, organizations must operate within Sparklight’s service territories\nand demonstrate programs that align with the Fund’s priority areas and\ncommunity impact goals.\n\nHow does the Charitable Giving Fund align with Sparklight’s role as a\nconnectivity provider?\nAs a high-speed internet and mobile provider, Sparklight recognizes that\naccess to reliable, high-quality connectivity is essential for education,\nemployment, healthcare access and community engagement. The company’s\ninvestments in network infrastructure, combined with its Charitable Giving\nFund, support a shared mission to connect people to opportunity, information\nand essential resources. To explore services available in local communities,\nvisit: www.sparklight.com/internet\n\nWhere can nonprofits find grant information and apply?\nGrant guidelines, eligibility requirements and a list of past recipients are\navailable at: www.sparklight.com/charitablegiving\n\nGrant applications are accepted only during open application periods, which\noccur twice annually:\n* Spring cycle: April 1–30\n* Fall cycle: October 1–31\nA photo accompanying this announcement is available at\nhttps://www.globenewswire.com/NewsRoom/AttachmentNg/cdbe9a2f-c8cc-4e26-9967-cfe86be345e1\n\n(https://www.globenewswire.com/NewsRoom/AttachmentNg/4f36da98-9151-4902-8485-242b9f2d1f5f)\nSparklight Strengthens Local Communities through More than $125,000 in\nCharitable Giving Fund Grants \n(https://www.globenewswire.com/NewsRoom/AttachmentNg/cdbe9a2f-c8cc-4e26-9967-cfe86be345e1/en)\nAmong this spring's recipients is Southeastern Arizona Community Unique\nServices (SEACUS), which will use its grant to strengthen its home-delivered\nmeal program, delivering nutritious meals and meaningful connections for some\nof the community’s most vulnerable residents.\n\n\nGlobeNewswire, Inc. 2026"},"type":"article","timestamp":"2026-06-22T11:00:00.778739083Z","server_sent_at_ms":1782126000778},"received_at":"2026-06-22T11:00:01.025Z","source_url":"https://www.globenewswire.com/news-release/2026/06/22/3315166/0/en/Sparklight-Strengthens-Local-Communities-through-More-than-125-000-in-Charitable-Giving-Fund-Grants.html"},"analysis":{"id":"58849","press_release_id":"69454","analysis_json":{"industry":{"label":"Diversified Telecommunication Services","sector":"Communication Services"},"redFlags":[],"eventType":"other","narrative":"Sparklight awarded more than $125,000 in grants to 28 nonprofit organizations through its Charitable Giving Fund during the spring 2026 cycle.\n\nThe fund prioritizes education, food insecurity and community development, and has distributed over $1.3 million to more than 300 organizations since launching in 2020.\n\nCEO Jim Holanda emphasized the company's commitment to strengthening local communities through these philanthropic efforts.","sentiment":"neutral","agentHooks":{"shouldPost":false,"suggestedAngle":"Non-material community update."},"keyFigures":{"customDimensions":{"annual_fund_budget":250000,"cycle_grant_amount":125000,"total_grants_since_2020":1300000}},"quotedText":"Across our footprint, nonprofit organizations are making a meaningful difference every day by addressing local needs and strengthening the communities we call home","namedEntities":{"people":[{"name":"Jim Holanda","role":"CEO of Cable One"},{"name":"Stephanie Nabor","role":"Executive Director of SEACUS"},{"name":"Trish Niemann","role":"Vice President, Communications Strategy"}],"products":["Sparklight Charitable Giving Fund"],"companies":[{"name":"Sparklight","relationship":"subsidiary/brand"},{"name":"Cable One","ticker":"CABO","relationship":"parent company"}],"dollarAmounts":[{"amount":"more than $125,000","context":"spring 2026 grant cycle total"},{"amount":"$250,000","context":"annual fund budget"},{"amount":"more than $1.3 million","context":"total grants awarded since 2020"}]},"materialImpact":{"score":1,"reasoning":"Routine corporate social responsibility announcement regarding $125,000 in charitable grants; 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