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An employee in Fort Wayne hopes to make the holiday merry, bright and warm for local charities with an elaborate light display. How you can help with a pair of socks and a quick drive.

Changing the type of light bulb used at home can be a simple way to make a significant impact on your energy bill. For the third year, I&M has worked with foodbanks in Southwest Michigan to distribute thousands of LED bulbs. 

From supporting educational opportunities to ensuring housing stability and more, the United Way provides much-needed assistance to residents across all four districts we serve. 

Our team was challenged to donate new or gently used coats, winter gear and toys to benefit SCAN (Stop Child Abuse and Neglect) of Fort Wayne. With donation boxes set up at our Fort Wayne locations, we were able to fill each box with items for youth of all ages in our community.

We are committed to supporting the many unique initiatives within our communities. Through partnerships with local organizations like Michiana’s Camp Eberhart, we can help power the next opportunity. 

Indiana Michigan Power (I&M) is invested in a brighter tomorrow. Local landscapes are growing with new businesses on the horizon and increasing employment opportunities. For communities to continue to develop, it takes a team with the right resources and inspiration to drive a plan forward.

As you "deck the halls," keep these electrical safety tips at the front of your mind.

From houses decked in festive decorations to shoppers rushing to finish their gift lists, it’s beginning to look and feel like the holidays. Whether you plan for holiday travel or desire to be the brightest house on the block, we are encouraging homeowners to incorporate energy efficient practices this holiday season. 

We work each day to power businesses and ensure comfort at home, but the time dedicated to those around us makes the biggest impact. Our team is committed to supporting initiatives that enrich the communities where we live, work and volunteer. 

A park filled with light displays, a collection of gingerbread creations and elaborately decorated trees can only mean one thing: the holiday season is in full swing in Fort Wayne.