2025 End of Year Impact

December 30, 2025

As we close out the year and prepare for 2026, we’re taking a moment to pause and reflect on all we’ve accomplished in 2025. Because of your support, we’ve been able to impact so many throughout the year.
Announced 3 new locations

  • Edenton, NC
  • West Plains, MO
  • Harrison, AR

Opened Centers of Excellence in 3 new communities

  • Monticello, KY
  • Crockett, TX
  • North Wilkesboro, NC
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Hosted 1 site grand opening in Henderson, TX

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Committed to creating 500+ new jobs in rural America Multi-million-dollar impact in 9 rural communities Featured by 4 major news outlets

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Hosted 2 Stars & Stripes Summits

  • Brewton, AL
  • Tahlequah, OK
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60 + Tech Foundry training classes 70+ internal promotions

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Growth within The Meridian Program

  • Secured 2 new university partnerships
  • Hired 10 program graduates to full-time roles
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Obtained ServiceNow Specialist Partner status

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Sponsored 400 kids via the Angel Tree Program

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Supported dozens of local charities

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Thank you for your support. We couldn't have done it without you.

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