What if an office technology business could help you be prosperous, healthy, artistic…even help you go green? AOS's promise to put its clients and the community at the center becomes alive with community programs that are designed to improve the quality of life of the communities we serve. Offering a tangible promise for a better tomorrow means investing in the community’s immediate wellbeing - NOW. For this purpose, self-sustaining, ongoing community outreach programs are being continually developed and designed to reveal what AOS has to offer the people of Bucks County beyond our office technology commitment.

Help Fight Hunger!

We're still working with a local recycling facility to recycle old office equipment and donate 100% of the proceeds to the Doylestown Food Pantry. We're trying to make a change in the community, and we're asking you to HELP!  

If you have any unused office equipment or household electronics such as printers, computers, and fax machines (no TVs or monitors) that you would like to donate, please contact us. You can call 215-230-8501 or email cs@aosdigital.com to arrange a pick up. You can also stop by our office at 4000 Sawmill Rd. in Doylestown to drop off equipment.

Help Fight Cancer!

Gilda's Club Delaware Valley provides a meeting place where men, women and children living with cancer, and their family and friends, can join together to build social and emotional support as a supplement to medical care - free of charge.

American Office Systems is looking to collect USED toner cartridges to raise money for Gilda's club. We all have them, let's put them to a good use! If you are interested in donating used toner cartridges please feel free to contact AOS at (215) 230-8501 to arrange a local pick up. We are also accepting drop offs as well, feel free to stop in and say hello!

If you do not have any used toner cartridges, but would still like to donate, please visit Gilda's club website: http://gildasclubdelval.org/

AOS Sponsors DAA Baseball Team!

AOS is proud to announce its sponsorship of the Rockies, a DAA youth baseball team

Doylestown Athletic Association (DAA) has been organizing youth sports programs in our community since 1968 with the help of it's sponsors, voluteer coaches, umpires and officials. The total enrollment in all of DAA's sports programs is more than 3,000 boys and girls; and this number has been growing by nearly 10% per year.