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Verizon is in the team With Forgiveco to erase $ 10 million consumer debt for more than 6,500 North Carolina affected by Helen's storm.
The communications company said the Debt Relief Campaign was aimed at helping continuous recovery after the September 2024 storm.
“Random deeds of kindness” Bought debt In the form of medical, financial, and other necessities in the affected areas without any plans and to the lucky recipients through surprise letters, emails and text messages.
Modi says the destruction of Helen's storm could cost up to $ 34 billion.
Craig Antico, CEO of Forgiveness and his son, Eric. (forgiveco)
“The unpaid debt is a heavy burden that makes it difficult for numerous Americans,” said Craig Antiko, founder and CEO of Agrediveco. “Often due to sudden medical events or accidents, the effect of natural disasters can destabilize families and limit opportunities for generations. With this effort, Verizon brings a transformative change in the life of the North Carolines in the crisis and leaves a lasting sign for future generations. “
A news conference in Verizon's South Asheville Store Announced that the debt was forgiven and no other action is needed by the recipients.
Workers, community members, and business owners after the Storm of Helen in Marshall, North Carolina, clean the garbage on Monday, September 30, 2024. (Jabin Botsford / The Washington Post through Getty Images / Getty Images)
The random surgery of kindness was in addition to the Verizon $ 400,000 initial funding to United North Carolina.
“Verizon believes in the power of communication, not only through our technology but through our bonds with the communities we are in.” “For the 6,500 people affected by this initiative and the wider community of North Carolina, we are with you. We will always be with you, not just as a business but as a partner and neighbor.”
North Carolina legislator warned that heaven's storm recovery could be “years”
In this image, the image of the Verizon Wireless, which is displayed in a smartphone and background. (Photo image by IGOR GOLOVNIV/sopa images/lightroCket via Getty Images) (Photo image by IGOR GOLOVNIV/sopa images/lightroCket through Getty Images/Getty Images)
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The coach of the Basketball and Native Asyl Hall, Roy Williams, signed to the affected families to present the news.
“Verizon's random acts raise the thousands of North Caroline that remain vulnerable to the destruction of the Helen Storm. These are challenging times, but I have seen the power and resistance of this community. Verizon support is a powerful reminder that no one Not alone, and together, we become stronger.