Comcast employees are deeply committed to making a difference in the Greater Sacramento area. These workers showcase their dedication to community service with various volunteer efforts that not only support local organizations, but also foster a sense of unity and purpose.

Some of the most rewarding projects have occurred over the past year. For example, last September, employees from Comcast California’s Employee Resource Groups joined over 1,200 volunteers to remove trash and debris from the American River Parkway during the Great American River Clean-Up. This annual event plays a crucial role in conserving and nurturing the parkway as a unique, accessible resource for everyone to enjoy.

Comcast also made a significant impact through its support of Habitat for Humanity of Greater Sacramento. In October, Comcast employees participated in the Third Annual Rock the Block event in West Sacramento. Volunteers assisted in home repairs, landscape trimming and community improvement projects, enhancing the quality of life for residents in the Bryte and Broderick communities. Additionally, members of Comcast’s Women’s Network Employee Resource Group gathered for Habitat for Humanity’s Women Build program, where they helped construct homes for families in South Sacramento. 

And finally, Comcast employees packed and delivered over 500 bags of food at the Yolo County Children’s Alliance (YCCA) site in West Sacramento in partnership with Yolo Food Bank. This food distribution happens every Friday at their Family Resource Center, rain or shine, providing consistent support to community members.

Comcast’s volunteerism efforts highlight the company’s dedication to supporting and uplifting local communities. Through events like the Great American River Clean-Up, Habitat for Humanity projects and food distribution at YCCA, Comcast employees actively contribute to making the Greater Sacramento area a better place to live, work and play. 

To learn more, visit california.comcast.com.