News Summary
Clearwave Fiber hosted a food drive in Savannah to support local children facing food insecurity while simultaneously breaking ground on a new fiber network in Ardsley Park. The initiative reflects the company’s commitment to community welfare and infrastructure development, aiming to provide fast internet services and address social issues like food insecurity through partnerships with organizations such as Second Harvest. This expansion is part of Clearwave Fiber’s strategy to enhance connectivity and foster growth in the region.
Savannah
Clearwave Fiber hosted a community food drive on June 3, 2025, aimed at assisting local children facing food insecurity during the summer months when school lunches are unavailable. The event benefited Second Harvest of Coastal Georgia, highlighting the company’s commitment to supporting its community.
During the food drive, Savannah resident Chris Sweat made a significant donation, further encouraging local participation. The event underscored the importance of community initiatives as Clearwave Fiber continues to expand its footprint in the region.
In conjunction with the food drive, Clearwave Fiber executives marked a significant milestone by breaking ground on the new fiber network in the Ardsley Park neighborhood, which is part of the company’s ongoing expansion initiative. This effort aims to provide fast and reliable internet service to a greater number of homes and businesses in Savannah.
Clearwave Fiber has successfully connected over 15,000 residential and business customers to its 100% Fiber Internet network in the Savannah area. The latest expansion focuses on delivering enhanced services that can facilitate remote work, virtual learning, streaming, and more efficient business operations.
Key executives present at the groundbreaking event included Chip Lawrence, President of Residential services; David Armistead, CEO; Ashley Phillips, President of Commercial services; Jon Couch, CFO; Gwynne Lastinger, COO; and Shelley Hallier, Senior Vice President of Marketing. Their presence underscored the company’s leadership commitment to both service and community engagement.
David Armistead emphasized that Clearwave Fiber views Savannah as its hometown and is dedicated to investing in its growth. The company’s strategic expansion reflects not only its desire to enhance local infrastructure but also its commitment to fostering community well-being through various initiatives.
The expanded network is designed to meet the increasing demand for high-speed internet, which is essential for modern-day needs such as telecommuting and online education. By enhancing internet connectivity, Clearwave Fiber aims to contribute to the improvement of both business efficiency and educational opportunities within the community.
Clearwave Fiber’s investment extends beyond infrastructure improvements. The company collaborates with local organizations, such as Second Harvest, as part of its broader strategy to address pressing social issues in the areas it serves. Through its partnership with WSAV-TV, the company hopes to make meaningful impacts on local food insecurity, demonstrating its commitment to corporate social responsibility.
This initiative represents just one aspect of Clearwave Fiber’s broader mission to grow its presence across Georgia and the Southeast. The company’s focus on providing a dependable, future-ready internet service positions it as a vital player in the ongoing digital transformation of the region.
As Clearwave Fiber continues to invest in infrastructure and community support, residents of Savannah can look forward to enhanced connectivity and a stronger local network that promotes growth and opportunity for all.
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- GlobeNewswire: IQ Fiber Construction
- Wikipedia: Savannah, Georgia
- Google Search: Internet Providers in Savannah
