Cable Co-op has always helped the Oberlin community. This year Cable Co-op entered the Phoenix Technology Initiative with the Oberlin schools and the City of Oberlin. This initiative provided free internet to school-age children who did not have internet access at home. This allowed the school children to continue their education and took the burden off the household to provide internet service during these trying times.
The funding for this initiative ends June 30th of this year, but the need for internet access does not. Cable Co-op has worked closely with various Oberlin churches to find a solution. The program will now be funded by Mount Zion Baptist Church, First Church of Oberlin, Oberlin House of the Lord Fellowship Church, and the Cable Co-op itself. Now the program will be extended to August 31, 2020.
Oberlin proves time and time again that members of the community will step-up when help is needed. Cable Co-op is proud to be part of the community and thankful for the help and participation of Mount Zion Baptist Church, First Church of Oberlin, and the Oberlin House of the Lord Fellowship Church.
Cable Co-op’s commitment to their community has always been strong and Cable Co-op will continue to support their community to the best of their ability. Cable Co-op is honored to be such an integral part of Oberlin.
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