CableOne said Friday that it is partnering with the Arbor Day Foundation to plant a tree on behalf of every one of its customer who adopts paperless billing from Aug. 5 through Arbor Day on April 24.
“We’re excited to launch this green initiative across all of our markets, and we encourage all of our customers to make the switch to paperless billing with us,” CableOne Vice President Pat Dolohanty said in a statement. “Whether they care about conserving natural resources, planting trees in their community, or simply enjoying the convenience that paperless billing offers, we’re offering customers a simple way to make a difference with just a few simple steps.”
Trees will be planted in CableOne markets and in national forests. Cable One has about 720,0000 video and broadband customers in 19 states, including Washington, Oregon, Louisiana and Texas.
“The generous support shown by Cable One allows us to plant additional trees that will help provide clean air and water, critical wildlife habitat, and beauty that will be enjoyed by our children and grandchildren,” said Arbor Day Foundation president Dan Lambe in a statement.
