KTGY Group, Inc.

October 2011
Making a difference in 2011
KTGY celebrates 20th anniversary by volunteering at Blind Children's Learning Center - “The results are amazing. The impact on our campus is clear to everyone. KTGY has truly, truly made an impact. I’ve never seen anything like this before.“
Kim Neuhauser – Executive Director at the BCLC
[Full Story]
[Photos]

September 2010
Making a difference in 2010
KTGY wins "Best Use of Labels" Award for its 1.75-ton "Alice in Wonderland" looking Cheshire Cat made entirely of canned food items for Orange County’s 3rd Annual Canstruction design/build competition
[Full Story]

Making a difference in 2010
KTGY employee and her husband, have spent countless hours helping low income youth in their community attain a college education
[Full Story]

May 2010
Making a difference in 2010
KTGY employee helps to create a non-profit community farmer’s
and artisan market in Old Towne Orange called “Orange Home
Grown, Inc.”
[Full Story]

February 2010
Making a difference in 2010
KTGY employee raises $5,710 toward cancer research.
[Full Story]

May 2009
KTGY designs and helps construct three homes for Habitat for Humanity in Yorba Linda.
[Full Story]

September 2008
KTGY designers swirl through the evening at South Coast Plaza to create a refreshing treat with over 1,500 cans.
[Full Story]

October 2007
KTGY gives more than 1,200 books to new elementary school in Madera, Calif.

November 2005
KTGY Group delivers new and functional spaces to special family for ABC's "Extreme Makeover: Home Edition".
[Full Story]

BEEP
At a recent 5-week A.I.A. sponsored program, 7 volunteers from KTGY were part of a group of architects at Jefferson Elementary in Santa Ana who taught students about the built environment and helped them build a city out of recycled materials that the students brought from home. Each student or team of students was assigned a building and at the end of the program the students were taught basic planning principles that they used to create their city. Built Environment Education Program (BEEP) is a program for young students sponsored by The American Institute of Architects. BEEP provides elementary school students with an awareness of the built and natural environments, architecture, urban planning and sustainability.

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	October 2011 Making a difference in 2011 KTGY celebrates 20th anniversary by volunteering at Blind Children's Learning Center - “The results are amazing. The impact on our campus is clear to everyone. KTGY has truly, truly made an impact. I’ve never seen anything like this before.“ Kim Neuhauser – Executive Director at the BCLC [Full Story] [Photos] September 2010 Making a difference in 2010 KTGY wins "Best Use of Labels" Award for its 1.75-ton "Alice in Wonderland" looking Cheshire Cat made entirely of canned food items for Orange County’s 3rd Annual Canstruction design/build competition [Full Story] Making a difference in 2010 KTGY employee and her husband, have spent countless hours helping low income youth in their community attain a college education [Full Story] May 2010 Making a difference in 2010 KTGY employee helps to create a non-profit community farmer’s and artisan market in Old Towne Orange called “Orange Home Grown, Inc.” [Full Story] February 2010 Making a difference in 2010 KTGY employee raises $5,710 toward cancer research. [Full Story] May 2009 KTGY designs and helps construct three homes for Habitat for Humanity in Yorba Linda. [Full Story] September 2008 KTGY designers swirl through the evening at South Coast Plaza to create a refreshing treat with over 1,500 cans. [Full Story] October 2007 KTGY gives more than 1,200 books to new elementary school in Madera, Calif. November 2005 KTGY Group delivers new and functional spaces to special family for ABC's "Extreme Makeover: Home Edition". [Full Story] BEEP At a recent 5-week A.I.A. sponsored program, 7 volunteers from KTGY were part of a group of architects at Jefferson Elementary in Santa Ana who taught students about the built environment and helped them build a city out of recycled materials that the students brought from home. Each student or team of students was assigned a building and at the end of the program the students were taught basic planning principles that they used to create their city. Built Environment Education Program (BEEP) is a program for young students sponsored by The American Institute of Architects. BEEP provides elementary school students with an awareness of the built and natural environments, architecture, urban planning and sustainability.
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