Axiom Office Imaging

Infinity is grateful to the people, businesses, funders, and supporters in our community who help make what we do possible! This week we would like to recognize... Axiom Office Imaging for their support of Infinity and our students! Grant and his team have always been wonderful, from servicing and providing our copy machines at excellent prices to helping with printing services to help us spread the word about our events! Thank you for all that you do for Infinity and for consistently supporting our mission to spread music and arts experiences to our community!

Thanks to Axiom, our January Johnson/BPU Good Neighbor of the Month! By donating to the Good Neighbor Fund, Axiom helps customers in hardship situations who normally pay their bills.

Special thanks to Axiom Office Imaging for installing the semi-new printer for the North County Office. Grant always provides tremendous customer service and exceptional technical support!

Grandson Miller out with his good friends the Skidmores doing a little Axiom Promo.

I was thinking about the DIFFERENT LOCATIONS Axiom has worked from: Starting in 1980 we leased space that was a typewriter company before - this building is now where the Babalu Cafe is located We then leased a large building at 2 Harding Ave, in J-town. The best thing about that location might be that we hired the kid from across the street to mow the lawn - and 30 years later he's our expert Technician Mike! Then we moved into the old Firch Bakery Building, where the N. Ma...in Rite Aid is now. We wanted to focus on growing the business and that facility allowed us to do so. There were other small businesses there and we had fun, Finally, in 1993 we bought our current building where we now operate at 713 N. Main St.It was the old "Lite House" lighting store. We were excited at the time because they were renovating the old "5 point" and we're excited now, again, as new improvements are being planned for this important Gateway area. Over 9000 cars a day pass our location! . See more

I remember this model- the copier that is!