B&I Contractors, an employee-owned Florida based mechanical, electrical and plumbing subcontractor, is taking a less traditional approach to celebrating its 60 years in business. As a token of gratitude to the communities to which B&I owes its success and longevity, the 2020 celebration bash includes making a greater impact with the company’s charitable giving. Not-forprofits receiving B&I’s support include education, healthcare and community organizations. From holding a blood drive at B&I’s headquarters to providing sponsorships to the Foundation for Lee County Public Schools Strides for Education 5k, the Hillsborough Community College Golf Classic, Ringling College of Art & Design Avant-Guard Fundraiser, the Golden Angels Gala benefiting the Jackson Health Foundation and the Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital Tour de Broward, B&I aims to strengthen community ties and share its resources by helping to save lives and help the younger generation flourish.
“B&I demonstrates its core values — quality, integrity and teamwork — through our work in the community. We strive to improve the quality of life, show integrity by our hard work, and we team with wonderful not-for-profit partners to identify the needs in the community,” said Gary Griffin, B&I’s president of 25 years and 2020 Lee County Heart Walk chair.
Established in 1960, B&I has offices in Fort Myers, Tamarac, Sarasota and Tampa. The company provides HVAC, electrical, plumbing, refrigeration and building maintenance services for commercial, institutional and industrial facilities throughout Florida and beyond. To learn more, call 239-332-4646 or visit www.bandiflorida.com.
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