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The impact of Imagine That! in the Upstate

AFL associates raised $1.1 million during their annual giving campaign focused on relieving childhood hunger.

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SC Lt. Governor Pamela Evette and AFL team members posing for a check at Fluor Field.

Lt. Governor Pamela Evette joined AFL to announce the results of the giving campaign at Fluor Field.

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AFL is fighting hunger and fueling futures in our community. How? The fiber optic solutions company recently raised $1.1 million to support children in the Upstate through its annual Imagine That! giving campaign.

This initiative challenges AFL associates to “imagine a better community” and live out the company value of being community-centered. Associates can give to nonprofits of their choice and local United Way chapters. Bonus: AFL supplements all contributions with matching programs that increase the impact of each donation.

This year in South Carolina, funds will be used to help relieve childhood food insecurity through local organizations, including:

You can help take this initiative a step further. AFL is encouraging community members to connect with these organizations or explore other giving opportunities through the United Way of Greenville County to continue uplifting local kids.

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