Beehive Broadband is emphasizing its role as a community partner through diverse support efforts across Utah and eastern Nevada. Beyond providing fiber internet, TV, and phone service, the company focuses on connecting rural and underserved areas by investing in local students, athletics, and essential healthcare infrastructure.
The company's history of community service traces back to December 10, 1963, when Art Brothers founded Silver Beehive Telephone Company. Originally focused on connecting Grouse Creek and Lucin, Utah, the organization has expanded its mission to include educational investments like the Arthur Brothers Memorial Scholarship. In 2025, this program awarded $1,000 each to five high school students from Tooele Valley based on academic excellence and community involvement.
Beehive also engages in classroom instruction, with team members visiting schools in Box Elder and Tooele Counties to teach lessons regarding fiber technology. Additionally, the company contributes to the Nevada Telecommunications Association statewide scholarship fund.
Local charitable partnerships include the sponsorship of the Tooele Children's Justice Center Golf Tournament and significant technology donations to Sacred Circle Healthcare in Ibapah. In coordination with Protek Support, Beehive donated various hardware, including computer workstations, servers, and monitors, to equip a new tribal library and daycare center for the Confederated Tribes of the Goshute Reservation.
Athletic and event support remains a core part of their outreach. In 2026, the company sponsored several programs, such as the Stansbury High School Drill Team, TC Knights 14U Comp Baseball, and various high school football and softball teams. The company also supported Olympic Nordic skier Stephen Schumann during his 2026 Winter Games training and participated in regional celebrations like the Grantsville Rodeo and the Morgan County Fair.
Beehive Broadband maintains that its mission is centered on the belief that strong communities require strong connections. The company continues to serve as a partner to the towns and families it supports through ongoing local sponsorships and service provisions.
