Community Involvement

Giving back to our communities lets us be part of something bigger. We are proud to play a role in making a positive impact where we live and work.

Our team members are dedicated to making a difference. Whether it’s donating our time, attention or resources, Gordon Brothers is proud to support local and global charities and community projects.

Global Give Back

Each year, Gordon Brothers’ employees around the world take part by volunteering their time at local charities to support our local communities.

Gordon Brothers Foundation

Founded in 2022 by Michael Frieze, Chairman Emeritus, the Gordon Brothers Foundation pledges to donate $5 million to charities chosen by Gordon Brothers employees to promote participation in and support of employees’ communities across the world.

Company Matching Donation Program

Through the Company Matching Donation Program, Gordon Brothers matches individual charitable donations up to $500 (or local currency equivalent) per employee each calendar year.

Volunteer Hours

As part of our commitment to giving back, employees are offered paid time off to perform volunteer service activities during regularly scheduled work hours.

2025 Giving Back Report

Last year, employees around the globe volunteered, donated, and gave back to their communities in myriad ways. Read about their collective philanthropic efforts in our 2025 Giving Back Report.

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Supporting our communities

Charity Golf Tournament to Benefit Boston's Children's Hospital

This annual event has raised over $6 million for Boston Children’s Hospital through the Family Support Fund in memory of Bernice and Philip Frieze.

EMEA Charity Golf Tournament to Benefit the Jon Egging Trust

In its annual tournament, the event raises funds in support of the Jon Egging Trust, an organization that helps young people from disadvantaged backgrounds reach their full potential.

Boston Corporate Finance Community

Gordon Brothers is a proud supporter of the Boston Corporate Finance Community, which has raised nearly $2.5 million in support of More than Words.