Tiger Woods was already making a big impact even before he truly made it big. Along with Earl and Kultida, he founded the TGR Foundation in 1996. It was his parents’ dream for him to give back to the world after making it big. And the Big Cat continued to pour in all his efforts into ensuring that dream succeeds. 30-years-later, he has just confirmed another big partnership to expand their foundation.

Woods tweeted, “I’m excited to partner with my friend Arthur Blank and the @BlankFoundation to bring a TGR Learning Lab to Atlanta. Together, we’ll build on my
@TGRFound’s impact over the last 30 years and provide more students in Atlanta with opportunities to learn, grow, and chase after their dreams.”

The first-ever TGR Learning Lab was established back in 2006 in Anaheim, California. Since then, they have established their branches in one more location in Philadelphia. They also have a satellite hub in Quantico, Virginia. The foundation plans to open two more labs in Los Angeles (2027) and Augusta (2028).

In a heartfelt note, Woods also shared a message regarding the success of the TGR Foundation.

He said, “Nearly 30 years ago, my parents and I created TGR Foundation with the goal of making a positive impact in a young person’s life daily. Through our TGR learning Labs, we are providing access to safe spaces and programs that are bringing this dream to life. I am excited to bring a TGR Learning Lab to Atlanta, as it will allow us to empower more students.”

Despite the controversy-riddled life, Woods has always tried to put in a genuine effort for the success of the TGR Foundation. And he doesn’t shy away from acknowledging how it is contributing to society.

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Tiger Woods’ TGR Foundation is his way to give back to the world

The TGR Foundation and the TGR Learning Lab play a significant role in Tiger Woods’ legacy. They are his way of paying tribute to his parents. And he has discussed how he perceives the initiative and his approach.

Speaking about his efforts, Woods said, “We all can become better at what we do. We can all serve society better. We all make a better impact on people’s lives. We can do that each and every day.”

While he is largely involved in the major projects of the TGR Foundation, there is a part of it that he didn’t work on. That was their project in her mother’s homeland of Thailand. In fact, Kultida once mentioned how Woods told her, “Mom, Thailand is your department. Go ahead and take care of business,” as she was far more familiar with what the country needed. Now that she’s not around anymore, Tiger Woods must be taking care of those intiatives all by himself.