AT&T has committed $50,000 to United Way of Southwest Alabama’s Community Crisis Fund to support Hurricane Isaias relief and recovery efforts across Alabama. The contribution will help local nonprofit agencies and community organizations address the needs of individuals and families affected by the storm.

As Alabama communities continue assessing damage and working toward recovery, United Way is coordinating resources through its network of local United Ways to support organizations responding to needs in their communities. AT&T’s commitment provides a additional resources to those efforts and demonstrates the important role businesses play in helping communities recover after a disaster.

“AT&T’s $50,000 commitment is an important investment in the recovery of Alabama communities affected by Hurricane Isaias,” said Justine Bixler, President and CEO of United Way of Southwest Alabama. “Recovery takes collaboration, and this contribution will help local United Ways connect resources with organizations that understand the needs of their communities. We appreciate AT&T stepping forward to help our neighbors during this critical time.”

“We know how devastating hurricanes can be for Alabama families and communities, and we also know the resilience it takes to recover. This contribution reflects AT&T’s commitment to standing alongside our neighbors and supporting the organizations helping Alabamians rebuild and move forward,” said Cleo Washington, president of AT&T Alabama

How to Support Hurricane Isaias Relief and Recovery

United Way encourages individuals, businesses, and organizations to join AT&T in supporting communities recovering from Hurricane Isaias. Donors can select the Alabama or Florida county they wish their contribution to benefit.

• Donate Online: https://fundraise.givesmart.com/f/6bgp/n?vid=1svsgc
• Text to Give: Text ISAIAS26 to 91999 and follow the instructions to complete a donation.
• Scan the QR Code: Scan the QR code

All contributions to the Community Crisis Fund will support Hurricane Isaias relief and recovery efforts.

Connecting Communities with Resources

Residents seeking assistance with storm-related cleanup can contact Crisis Cleanup at 800-451-1954. Cleanup assistance is free, but help is not guaranteed due to demand.

Individuals and families seeking assistance with food, housing, utilities, health care, and other essential needs can dial United Way 2-1-1 or call 888-421-1266. The service is free, confidential, and available 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

For additional Hurricane Isaias recovery information and community resources, visit https://uwswa.org/need-help/disaster-assistance/community-crisis-fund/