We believe technology is more than just towers of servers, cables and computers. It’s an intricate fabric that touches us all, brings us together and has vast potential to drive positive change.
Beyond providing world-class enterprise IT solutions, the Involta team has a deep passion for putting good into the world. We are committed to leveraging our time, talents and expertise to help ensure a brighter future for generations to come.
What started with the launch of a single event in 2010 has turned into a movement that is a core part of our unique company culture. The Involta Cares program reflects our passion and commitment to driving positive change across our vast network.
Project MKC in NE Ohio brings positive emotional experiences to children and their families by supporting everyday needs, boosting confidence and lifting spirits.
Supporting The Idaho Foodbank, the largest distributor of free food assistance in Idaho.
Animal Allies in Duluth is an all volunteer nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to ending the needless suffering ad exploitation of animals.
Painting the Canfield Fairgrounds
Painting the Canfield Fairgrounds
Clean Yer Creek is an annual one-day, volunteer initiative dedicated to the removal of trash, debris and illegal dumping in and along creeks that feed into Lake Superior.
The mission of the Cleveland Kids’ Book Bank is to foster literacy and a love of reading by distributing free books to children in need through collaboration with community partners.
Cleaning up local parks after the Cedar Rapids derecho damaged and destroyed up to 100,000 trees—more than 65% of the city’s tree canopy.
From the Southwest to the Midwest to the Northeast, we serve multiple enterprise markets across the U.S. Throughout the year, we host and participate in several key events and activities to give back — to build and strengthen relationships in the communities we serve and inspire the tech leaders of tomorrow.
In May 2023, Involta hosted its second annual Cinco De Mayo Golf Tournament to support the Southern Arizona Center Against Sexual Assault (SACASA). Co-hosted by Lambda Lambda Lambda, Tucson’s technology networking group, the event raised over $45,000, more than double the amount of last year’s inaugural event.
