The Figgers Foundation gave 200 high-tech devices to the elderly in South Dade County because it recognized that senior citizens with financial issues might not be able to afford a cell phone. The Figgers Foundation is one of the largest and most active non-profit organizations led by African American Mr…

15 Florida A&M University (FAMU) students were awarded Everyday People Grants by the Figgers Foundation in February 2021. The Dorothy Henderson Scholars Program, a campus-based assistance program for homeless and former foster students, includes these students. …

During a Black History Month presentation by Freddie Figgers, one of the youngest African-Americans to own and run an independent, U.S.-based telecommunications company, 15 Florida A&M University students received Everyday People Grants from the Figgers Foundation. Following the lecture at FAMU on February 24, the students received grants. Each student…

On the 1st of September 2022, the Founder and CEO of Figgers Enterprise, Mr. Freddie Figgers, speaks the golden words of motivation for Florida Memorial University Wellness Center’s most significant class in 15 years, containing more than 600 freshmen. One of the oldest academic institutions in the state and the…

Figgers Enterprise announced on the 9th of June 2021 that its founder and CEO, Freddie Figgers, will join the Enterprise Florida (EFI) Board of Directors. Enterprise Florida is a public-private organization that creates jobs seeking out, supporting, and investing. It also promotes the export of Florida products and services to…

Freddie Figgers, who was abandoned at birth, got adopted by 60-year-old Nathan Figgers and 54-year-old Betty Mae Figgers of Quincy. When Figgers was nine years old, his father bought him a used Macintosh computer from Goodwill. …