Community Engagement

We believe in consistently striving to create value and improve the communities where our teams live and operate, which is why we understand the importance of discovering new and impactful ways to give back. Through our charitable organization the IDEX Foundation, we donated over $212,275 to various organizations and causes near our facilities in 2023. Learn more about our 2024 volunteer and donation activities.
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The Oak Harbor Team held a volunteer day at Summit Assistance Dogs in January to help install handrails and grab bars in the new dog housing. IDEX foundation also donated $25,000 to this non-profit. Learn more.
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In 2023, Rohnert Park employees participated in several volunteer days at Redwood Empire Food Bank sorting, packaging, and inspecting food for distribution. Learn about our volunteer impact with this non profit.
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We believe in consistently striving to create value and improve the communities where our teams live and operate, which is why we understand the importance of discovering new and impactful ways to give back. Through our charitable organization the IDEX Foundation, we donated over $281,000 to various organizations and causes near our facilities in 2022— and over $700,000 total since the foundation was established. Learn more about our 2023 volunteer and donation activities.
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The IDEX Foundation challenged businesses across IDEX to collect food and donate it to their local food pantries from April through June. 11,800 lbs of food was collected by IDEX Health & Science employees in 2023. Learn more.
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IDEX Health & Science is constantly pursuing ways to innovate and incorporate environmentally conscious decisions into our day-to-day operations. Learn more about recent upgrades that helped decrease our carbon footprint in 2023 below.
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In June, volunteers from our Life Science Optics team at Finger Lakes Instrumentation assembled Comfort Bags for community members undergoing chemotherapy treatment at the Pluta Cancer Center Foundation. Learn more about this volunteer event.
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Prior to the construction of Middletown High School, the town utilized five one-room schoolhouse buildings: Wyatt (1700’s), Peabody (1794), Oliphant (1823), Paradise (1875), and Witherbee (1892). Each were an integral part of the Middletown school system, with Paradise and Witherbee remaining as historic sites in Middletown. They represent a bygone era of learning when schools had no electricity, bathrooms, or effective heating system. During this time, a teacher would have the responsibility of teaching all subjects to several grades of students within the schoolhouse.
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As we celebrate Earth Day, IDEX Health & Science’s 67,000 square foot facility in Rohnert Park, California is in the final stage of activating its rooftop solar array. Learn more in this story.
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Our Zweibrücken team in Germany participated in two community service events. During the first event, they planted 80 lavender bushes in the city to support the many ecological initiatives in Zweibrücken. In the second event, another group of employees participated in “Painting Walls-Giving Hope"; an initiative of the Municipality of Zweibrücken, office for social services, asylum services, social field service, and furniture storage. The program paints apartments in Zweibrücken for homeless people and people seeking asylum. Employees painted two apartments, that will serve as homeless shelters.
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