HUNTSVILLE, Ala. — IronMountain Solutions awarded $45,860 to 15 North Alabama non-profit organizations as a part of it Employee Peaks Fund.
The following organizations received grants from the fund:
- 305 8th Street
- AGAPE
- Alabama Nonviolent Offenders Association
- Big Brothers Big Sisters of North Alabama
- Care Center
- Free2Teach
- Huntsville Assistance Program
- Huntsville Hospital Foundation
- Huntsville Inner City Learning Center
- North Alabama Coalition for the Homeless
- Safe Harbor
- Second Mile Development
- Sleep in Heavenly Peace, Inc.
- Stand Down Together Huntsville
- Therapy Partners
IronMountain Solutions said the program has now given nearly $190,000 back to the community since the fun was founded in 2018.
“In a year like 2020, our non-profit and volunteer community needs us more than ever. We are all adapting to a new way of work and life. In a time that has brought so much change, it is humbling to see that the giving nature of IMS employees remains strong,” said IMS President & CEO Hank Isenberg.
IMS said the fund is run entirely by employees, headed by a board of directors. The company said more than 80% of its employees contribute to the fund through payroll deductions.
The program awards grants to qualified applicants twice a year based on a vote by employee contributors, IMS said. Grant applications will reopen in spring 2021.
For more information regarding the grants, click here.
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