Editor, On April 24, 30 employees of Comcast came to LeConte-Woodmanston Plantation in Liberty County to volunteer their time for a number of projects. Materials, supplies, food and beverages were purchased by Comcast in advance, and other local businesses contributed their services so that this “Comcast Cares” national volunteer day could be a success.
It was a rainy day, and the volunteers worked as long as they could. We are thrilled that Comcast chose to support LeConte-Woodmanston this year, and we are so thankful for the volunteers who came and helped and for the local support received.
It was a rainy day, and the volunteers worked as long as they could. We are thrilled that Comcast chose to support LeConte-Woodmanston this year, and we are so thankful for the volunteers who came and helped and for the local support received.
— Mary Beth Evans,
executive vice president of LeConte-
Woodmanston Foundation, Inc.
executive vice president of LeConte-
Woodmanston Foundation, Inc.