Local Outreach
On Call Computer Solutions is very involved in the local communities we service including Tallahassee, Thomasville, Cairo, Bainbridge, and Moultrie. Some of our local outreach programs include:
- The computers for charity program
- Non-Profit and charity outreach program
- Rotary
- Cash contributions to over 20 different charities or non-profits in the last 12 months
- College internship programs
- Sustainable Tallahassee
- BNI
- TIPS
- Greater Tallahassee Area Chamber of Commerce
- Thomasville Chamber of Commerce
- Tallahassee Builders Association
- Tallahassee Association of Legal Administrators
- Taltech Alliance
- North East Business Association
- Florida Haiti Initiative
- Florida Volunteer Corps.
- The Florida Peace Officers Association
- The Alzheimer's Project
- Habitat For Humanity
- ... and more.
Every member of our team is encouraged to actively engage in both the local economy and the local economies of our clients. We believe giving back is important and a core value of our company. If you have an idea as to how we can help in the community we would like to invite you to let us know: Give us a call at (229) 234 8066 and ask for our community outreach director.
Recent News
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President Michael A. Frieder along with Vice President Zachary J. Brewer recently attended the Greater Tallahassee Area Annual Chamber Conference in Destin, FL. where community leaders from across North Florida and South Georgia came together to discuss the future of both the community as a whole and the business climate of our area. Conference attendees included a great combination of local and regional politicians, business leaders, universities, and non-profits.
"The conference was an excellent experience for us to network with local politicians and extend a hand to non-profits alike." said Frieder. VP Brewer had this to say: "We really enjoyed getting a chance to communicate both with the local universities and the other top businesses in the room. We are especially excited about the conversion of the local airport to an international airport and the presence of several great engineering and construction firms at the event. I think this shows that building in Tallahassee is not dead and that is very important for our local economy."
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On Call was asked in 2011 to begin helping a small non-profit in the Tallahassee area. We began by assesing their current outdated technology and completing a full discovery analysis of where the non-profit wanted to go in the future and what they needed to get there.
On Call was then able to donate a complete server that had be refurbished through our computers for charity program and fully licensed by Microsoft through our Partner Program. All initial installation labor was donated in this special case and a reduced rate On Call-Complete™ IT Management plan was implemented including an array of cloud solutions which allowed the orgnaization to not have to purchase an additional server and save money on overall long term cost of ownership.
All told, the organization reduced it's technology operating budget by $30,000 in fiscal year 2010 which has allowed them to hire on a new full time fully benefited position on a permanent basis.
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