Spectrum Helps Ventura County Homeowner

More than 25 Spectrum employees volunteered in Camarillo on Saturday, May 19, to support Charter Communications, Inc.’s first national philanthropic initiative, Spectrum Housing Assist. Helping others is rooted in our commitment to improve 50,000 homes in the communities we live in and serve by 2020.

Spectrum partnered with Habitat for Humanity to provide critical home repairs to a low-income homeowner. For this event, Spectrum and Humanity for Humanity of Ventura County renovated a home in Camarillo at the Casa Del Norte Mobile Home community.

Spectrum provided critical repairs and renovations to the home of Rosemary, who is an elderly, low-income woman, who desperately needed improvements to her home.

Spectrum and Habitat for Humanity volunteers transformed Rosemary’s home and made improvements inside and out. The renovations included replacement of flooring, exterior painting, yard work, new front and back doors, and the installation of energy efficient windows.

These repairs will go a long way in enriching Rosemary’s quality of life, giving her better entry and exit access to and from her home, and a safer and healthier living environment.

“At Spectrum, our technicians serve thousands of customers in their homes every day, and through Spectrum Housing Assist, we can serve the community by helping make our neighbors’ homes safe and healthy,” said Deborah Picciolo, Spectrum’s West Region Senior Vice President. “All of our area employees are happy to join the talented Habitat for Humanity team to make a long-lasting impact in our community.”

Since its inception, Spectrum Housing Assist has helped improve more than 16,000 homes.

To learn more about Spectrum Housing Assist, visit responsibility.spectrum.com.