Archtop Fiber is giving back to those who served. In honor of Veterans Day, the provider of 100% fiber-optic Internet services is donating $3,000 to three veterans’ organizations across New York and New Jersey through its Fiber Freedom campaign, reinforcing its commitment to supporting the communities it serves.

As part of the initiative, Archtop Fiber and WVT Fiber are contributing $1,000 each to American Legion Post 429 in Rhinebeck, N.Y.; Joyce-Schirick VFW Post 1386 in Kingston, N.Y.; and Wallkill Valley VFW Post 8441 in Vernon Township, N.J. Representatives will present the donations during Veterans Day week, November 9–11, recognizing the organizations’ ongoing service to local veterans and their communities.

“Our veterans have given so much in service to our country and supporting them is one meaningful way we can give back to the communities we’re privileged to serve,” said Keith Taub, Chief Executive Officer of Archtop Fiber. “Fiber Freedom was about more than connecting homes and businesses to better Internet. It was about turning those connections into something that matters beyond our network. We’re grateful to our customers, our community partners and, most importantly, the veterans whose sacrifices make the freedoms we enjoy possible.”

Each participating veterans’ organization helped support the Fiber Freedom campaign by distributing materials and raising awareness within its community. The initiative highlights Archtop Fiber’s dedication to building lasting local partnerships that extend well beyond Internet connectivity. Through Fiber Freedom, Archtop Fiber and WVT Fiber are demonstrating how community connections can make a meaningful difference for those who have served.

Read the full announcement here and learn more about Archtop Fiber’s community initiatives at archtopfiber.com.