CPI Security Pledges to Invest More Than $1 Million in Hurricane Helene Relief Efforts

CHARLOTTE, N.C. – As Hurricane Helene’s devastation continues to affect communities in western North Carolina, 2024 SSI Installer of the Year CPI Security is committed to assisting those in need.

The Carolina-based security company has pledged to invest more than $1 million into Hurricane Helene disaster relief efforts, according to a company announcement.

“The devastation caused by Hurricane Helene is like none I’ve ever seen before,” says CEO and founder Ken Gill in the announcement. “Many of our employees, customers, and neighbors are trying to rebuild from this storm, and we’re committed to standing alongside them.”

The security company is sending crews of its own employees weekly, focused on helping its customers and employees in need. The crews are equipped with generators, Starlinks, chainsaws, and other much-needed supplies. CPI has already sent more than 75 employees who have volunteered more than 1,000 combined hours.

Why CPI Security is Helping Hurricane Helene Victims

In addition to CPI’s direct engagement with its affected employees and customers, CPI Security has donated to organizations including Samaritan’s Purse, the American Red Cross, High Country Charitable Foundation and the Community Foundation of Western North Carolina.

“There are many lives, homes and businesses that will need to be rebuilt,” says Gill in the CPI Security announcement. “This effort will be ongoing for quite some time. Please continue to pray for those affected and give of your talents.”

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