Community Relations
At TGI, we are fully committed to supporting our communities, providing a healthy and safe workplace for our employees, and helping the environment in any way we can.
TGI is committed to social responsibility. Not only do we financially contribute to non-profit organizations, but we also actively participate in fundraising and help to generate awareness of the impactful services these organizations provide. TGI also encourages our employees to spend time volunteering.
TGI partners with organizations such as United Cerebral Palsy of NYC, Services for the UnderServed, YAI (Young Adult Institute), AHRC (Association for the help of Retarded Children), Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, Palm Beach State College Foundation, Food Bank for New York City, Feeding South Florida, Marine Toys for Tots Foundation, Alzheimer’s Association as well as many others.
Humble Beginnings – How TGI Started
In 1964, one year prior to the invention of the compact disk, TGI Office Automation (then T&G Industries) was born in a humble brownstone on the then hardscrabble streets of Brooklyn, NY. Two partners set out to earn an honest living with a $500 loan from their grandmother selling copy paper and office supplies. From those humble beginnings TGI has grown into one of the most successful business technology providers in the US offering equipment, solutions and service nationwide. And although our organization has grown in leaps and bounds, we’ve never lost touch with the old neighborhood. Our state-of-the-art headquarters and cutting edge technology portal is located less than a mile away from that same humble brownstone constantly reminding us of where we came from, the only difference is; the neighborhood is just a little bigger.
Read more18th Annual Gala – A New York Winter’s Eve
On Monday, December 9, 2013, Volunteers of America-Greater New York hosted its 18th annual gala, a New York Winter’s Eve, in the Grand Ballroom of The Plaza Hotel.
Read moreThe YAI Gala 2013 The Bridge to a New Era – A Party with a Purpose
On November 13, 2013 YAI celebrated the future of a new era for people with disabilities. Queen of Talk, Wendy Williams, emceed this year’s YAI Gala, The Bridge to a New Era. Guests enjoyed the evening at Guastavino’s, a stunning space below the 59th Street Bridge, for a party with a purpose.
Read morePalm Beach Yacht Club 2013 Charity Golf Tournament
TGI Office Automation was pleased to sponsor the Palm Beach Yacht Club 2013 Charity Golf Tournament & Gala in Cooperation with The Country Club At Mirasol to benefit Wounded Warriors Of South Florida & Place Of Hope – Child Welfare Organization. The dinner, auction, raffle & gala were held Sunday, October 27th and the Golf Tournament was held Monday, October 28th.
Read moreTeam TGI Walks to End Alzheimer’s
On September 22nd, TGI team members walked to help reclaim the future for millions. By participating in the Alzheimer’s Association Walk to End Alzheimer’s on the Coney Island Boardwalk, they committed to raise awareness and funds for Alzheimer research, care and support. The TGI team raised $3,365.
Read moreChanging the World is a Walk in the Park- YAI’s 2013 Central Park Challenge
On June 1, 2013, TGI—along with thousands of people—will be participating in YAI Network‘s 3K walk or 5K run at the Central Park Challenge. Together we are working to raise money to support a world that sees beyond disability.
Read morePalm Beach State College Foundation 2013 Golf Classic
On May 3, Palm Beach State College Foundation hosted a golf tournament at the Country Club at Mirasol. TGI was proud to sponsor such an exceptional event.
Read moreYoung Adult Institute’s Corporate Employment Program
Did you know that for many years TGI has participated in the Young Adult Institute’s Corporate Employment Program?
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