Inmar associates are active in more than 50 service organizations, giving their time, talent and treasure to the communities in which we live and work. Inmar Cares helps connect team members who share common passions and a commitment to service.
With former IBMers among our founding members, we’ve always respected the value of STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math). Our one-day Math Matters and Awesome Analytics program — popular with middle- and high-school students and teachers — demonstrates the importance of STEM proficiency in almost all fields. Students interact with our engineers, graphic designers, marketers and data teams for a fun glimpse into “the real world!”
Learn more and contact us at solutions@inmar.com if you are interested.
This program provides opportunities for associates to learn, network, grow and serve in a group focusing on empowerment and the value of diversity. It’s open to all associates, and offers a speaker series, networking and learning sessions, and outreach/service opportunities to help improve the quality of life in our communities.
We proudly sponsor “Girls on Fire” — an all-girl robotics team — in conjunction with the NC FIRST robotics competition. This spirited group, supported by Inmar mentors, builds and tests their very own competition robot. No prior experience or skill set is required – just positive energy and a desire to contribute talent and passion within a team environment.
Inmar’s founder John Whitaker established a strong legacy of support for the United Way. Today, our associates carry forward that legacy through active involvement in United Way agencies and in fundraising efforts. We’ve been a recipient of the Spirit of North Carolina Campaign for Excellence Award, which provides statewide recognition for exceptional commitment and support to local communities.
Inmar proudly supports the American Heart Association (AHA). We come out in force each year to raise money and attention for the Heart and Stroke Walk, which is the American Heart Association’s premier event that brings communities together to raise funds and celebrate progress in the fight against this country’s No. 1 and No. 5 killers, heart disease and stroke.
