Sep 24, 2025
Little Rock, Arkansas (September 24, 2025) – Summit Utilities is proud to announce $75,000 in grants to 41 nonprofit organizations across Arkansas through its Summit Cares charitable giving program. This initiative reflects Summit’s ongoing commitment to strengthening the communities it serves and supporting organizations that address critical needs across the state.
“Our communities are at the heart of everything we do,” said Todd Jacobs, Summit’s Executive Vice President & Chief Operating Officer. “Through Summit Cares, we are able to partner with nonprofits that are making a real difference, whether it’s providing basic necessities, supporting STEAM programs, enhancing community enrichment, or protecting our environment.”
Summit Cares focuses on four key areas:
On Wednesday, Summit hosted a Summit Cares Impact Celebration at its Little Rock headquarters to recognize the nonprofit organizations receiving Summit Cares funding. During the event, Summit team members celebrated the nonprofits’ contributions across Arkansas and highlighted the shared commitment to building stronger, more resilient communities.
2025 Arkansas Summit Cares Awardees
Alexander Outreach Center AR Bapt Children & Family Ministries AR STEM Coalition AR Zoological Foundation Arkansas Imagination Library Arkansas Museum of Fine Arts Bearapy Boys and Girls Club Central Arkansas Boys and Girls Club Jacksonville Boys and Girls Club of Union County Camp Aldersgate Caring and Sharing Pantry, Inc. Central AR Library System (CALS) Children’s Protection Center Community Family Enrichment Center Delta Regional Community Services Outreach Network, Inc. E.B. Williams Youth Center Families in Transition Family Crisis Center Fearfully and Wonderfully Made Food Bank of Northeast Arkansas | Home for Healing Hope Landing Just Between Friends – NLR Laman Library Keep LR Beautiful Literacy Council of Bowie and Miller Counties Literacy Council of Union County Mid-Delta Health Systems Our House Prevention Education Programs Inc. (PEP Inc.) Project HOPE Food Bank River Valley Food for Kids St. Vincent de Paul Society Stuttgart Public Library Texarkana Regional Arts and Humanities Council Texarkana Resources for the Disabled The CALL Grant County The Salvation Army El Dorado Three Rivers Food Pantry Youth Advocate Resources Network (YARN) Vera Lloyd Presbyterian Family Services |
This year, Summit reviewed applications from Arkansas nonprofits by district, North, Central, and South, to dedicate more time and attention to each region. Grant awards ranged from $1,000 to $4,000, with funds going to organizations that demonstrate meaningful community impact.
In June, Summit announced its community giving grant program application was open. A Summit team member-led panel chose qualifying non-profits to receive the funding for their organizations.
Summit is a community-oriented company, and in addition to supporting community causes, it also provides team members with up to 20 hours of paid time off each year to volunteer in the communities it serves.
To learn more about Summit’s giving program, visit www.summitutilities.com/about-summit/community.
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