IPM Insights

Some volunteers worked in a parking lot, others worked in a barn, and one group even set up shop at a private residence. One team…

If your friend had a baby with a serious health problem, you would do whatever you could to help. What if you could recruit your…

A service animal can provide independence, comfort, and safety for a person with a physical handicap, post-traumatic stress disorder, or other disability. To help defray…

Christmas is a special time for the Integrated Project Management family. Recognizing there will be children without presents brought out an extra dose of generosity…

There are 16 million children living in poverty in the United States. While parents often try to provide a better life for their children, many…

Half of all Americans will face housing insecurity at some point in their lifetime. The need for safe and affordable housing exists in our surrounding…

IPM kicked off the first quarter of 2018 with Integrated Project Mercy focusing on assisting children in need, with a special emphasis on Shriners Hospitals…

Led by our San Francisco family, the fourth-quarter 2017 Integrated Project Mercy theme, “Warmth of the Season,” generated creative opportunities for helping those in need.…

IPM volunteers tackled the issue of Autism Awareness for our third-quarter 2017 Integrated Project Mercy initiative. One in 68 children have autism spectrum disorder (ASD),…

During the second quarter of 2017, IPM’s Integrated Project Mercy volunteers focused on ways to help clean up their local outdoor environments. On June 10,…