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Reliable power was critical for a local family facing serious health challenges. That's why Indiana Michigan Power and Votaw Electric came together to help.

When severe weather strikes, getting the lights back on safely and quickly is what matters most. Following June's storms, crews logged nearly 136,000 hours restoring power to approximately 62,000 customers. See why that effort earned one of the electric industry's highest honors.

Great ideas begin in the classroom, but too often teachers end up paying out of pocket to bring them to life. That's where Indiana Michigan Power's Teacher Vision and FIRST Robotics Grants can help.

Employees are supporting local veterans through a donation of hundreds of hygiene products and a grant from the I&M Foundation to help a local nonprofit expand support for those who served in the military.

Want fewer power outages during storms? Tree trimming is helping make that happen.

I&M joined more than 1,300 volunteers for United Way's Day of Caring, helping beautify Vincent Village and support local families.

After the recent storms, one thing became clear: preparation matters. See how a local partnership between I&M and Elkhart County EMA is helping first responders and communities stay weather ready.

Sometimes giving back to our communities looks a little different. Recently in Elkhart it involved cardboard, duct tape and a boat called Revolutionary Oar. Read how I&M employees helped support local families while having a little fun along the way.

The most meaningful moments of our Week of Service weren't measured in hours. They were found in conversations, acts of kindness and projects that helped strengthen the communities we serve. Read the story and see the impact.

See how I&M employees inspired students to explore rewarding careers in energy and the skilled trades.