Kids Unlimited receives $10k from T-Mobile Difference Maker Award

MEDFORD, Ore. – Southern Oregon’s largest youth development organization is being recognized by T-Mobile for making a difference.

Wednesday afternoon, Kids Unlimited received T-Mobile’s Difference Maker Award as well as a check for $10,000.

The Medford based non-profit serves 2,500 kids a week through free after-school and sports programs, as well as their public charter school.

Funds will go towards servicing more meals for kids as well as clothing and other above and beyond programs for those in need.

“It’s the kind of things that really help keep our program viable,” said Kids Unlimited Executive Director Tom Cole, “…when we have such strong partners that help carry some of the lift that our kids and families have to endure.”

Derrick Seay, Rural Market Manager for T-Mobile said, “I think it’s just investing in the community.”

T-Mobile’s been a big partner with smaller towns for over 3 years now. I think for us it’s just making sure that we have an opportunity to give back to the community in any way possible.

Kids unlimited and T-Mobile have partnered up before, with T-Mobile sponsoring the school’s annual basketball tournament fundraiser for three years now.

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NBC5 News reporter Kade Stirling was born and raised in Idaho. Kade graduated from the College of Southern Idaho with a degree in Digital Media. He started his broadcast career as a Master Control Operator at KMVT in Twin Falls, ID. He's a bookworm, Lego fanatic and an animal lover. As an outdoor enthusiast, Kade loves Southern Oregon. He spends his free time hiking with his fiancé and dog.
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