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Comcast employees donate time to two nonprofits

Volunteering at Bethel Bible Village are, from left, Comcast Spotlight Manager Bill Thornton, Stacy Thorton, County Mayor Jim Coppinger, Comcast Regional Human Resources Director Selina Davis and Bethel Bible Village Chief Executive Officer Kevin Beirne.
Volunteering at Bethel Bible Village are, from left, Comcast Spotlight Manager Bill Thornton, Stacy Thorton, County Mayor Jim Coppinger, Comcast Regional Human Resources Director Selina Davis and Bethel Bible Village Chief Executive Officer Kevin Beirne. Volunteering at Bethel Bible Village are, from left, Comcast Spotlight Manager Bill Thornton, Stacy Thorton, County Mayor Jim Coppinger, Comcast Regional Human Resources Director Selina Davis and Bethel Bible Village Chief Executive Officer Kevin Beirne.
photo Comcast employees spread mulch at the Ronald McDonald House.

‘ What: Nearly 100 volunteers participated in the recent Comcast Cares Day in East Tennessee, which is Comcast NBCUniversal’s company-wide celebration during National Volunteer Month.

‘ Benefits: Locally, Comcast employees, elected officials and other volunteers removed fallen trees and debris on the campus of Bethel Bible Village. They also did beautification projects at the Chattanooga Ronald McDonald House, including mulching, planting, window washing, pressure washing and playground cleaning, according to Sara Jo Walker, Comcast director of public relations.