TG Missouri Corporation donated a total of $8,000 to eight local organizations in January and February 2026, continuing its long-standing support of community and family-focused programs.
Company representatives, including Interior Exterior Vice Presidents Michelle Patrick and Chuck Agers and Senior General Manager of Human Resources Rhonda Ruark, personally delivered the checks and thanked the organizations for their work in the community.
TG Missouri has supported local charitable efforts since 1992, contributing both financially and through volunteer service. Company officials said those efforts are aimed at strengthening civic, cultural and environmental programs that benefit the community.
Organizations receiving donations included EMAA Perry County Head Start; Holiday Residential Care; The Estates of Perryville; Independence Health System; Perry County School District 32 (Angel Fund); The Cottage Domestic Violence Shelter; Sleep in Heavenly Peace; and Southeast Missouri Pets.
Representatives from each organization who accepted donations included Amber Ford, Julie Williams and Candice Deckerd of EMAA Perry County Head Start; Gina Berger of Holiday Residential Care; Dorthy Weston and Josh King of The Estates of Perryville; Samantha Simmons of Independence Health System; Bill Ford of Perry County School District 32; Michelle Waller and Maranda Morris of The Cottage Domestic Violence Shelter; Denise Walker of Sleep in Heavenly Peace; and Jeena Roy of Southeast Missouri Pets.
Agers said the company is proud to support organizations that serve a wide range of community needs.
“We are truly grateful for the incredible resources and caring organizations within our community,” Agers said. “From offering comfort to seniors, to supporting survivors, nurturing children, and providing shelter for animals, these groups make a meaningful difference every day.
"Being able to support them is an honor. Our community has stood by us for almost 40 years, and we’re excited to continue giving back in ways that help strengthen families and create a brighter future for those who need it most.”
