Mobile Communications America (MCA), a wireless communication solutions provider based in Spartanburg, announced Nov. 8 it has launched its new charitable giving program, MCA Day Grants, in honor of the company anniversary.
“Founded in August 2013, MCA started with the idea that we could make a positive impact on this industry and on our people. Today we are more than 1,000 employees strong across 75 locations in 12 states,” said MCA CEO Vince Foody. “Giving back to the communities we live in, work with, and serve is part of our service first culture.
Eligible organizations are nominated by MCA’s employees and selected by an employee committee based on their focus areas, quality of application, program details and financial stability.
In its inaugural year, MCA Day Grants awarded $64,000 in grants to eight organizations, including:
- Upstate Warrior Solution – Spartanburg
- Boys & Girls Clubs North Alabama – Huntsville, Alabama
- Florida Deputy Sheriff’s Association – Tallahassee, Florida
- Katie’s Crops – Charleston, South Carolina
- North Fulton United – Roswell, Georgia
- For the Silent – Tyler, Texas
- ForKids Inc. – Chesapeake, Virginia
- Ronald McDonald House Greater Chattanooga – Chattanooga, Tennessee
Each organization was awarded an $8,000 grant.
For more information, email hr@callmc.com.
