A Message from Our Founder

Integrate for Good began with a simple but deeply held belief: everyone deserves opportunities to belong, lead, and contribute meaningfully to their community.

Every day at Integrate for Good, young adults with disabilities come together to build skills, grow confidence, and expand social capital through inclusive, relationship-driven programs. In classrooms, community spaces, and on college campuses, participants show up as learners, leaders, and contributors. This work is hands-on and relational, grounded in the belief that when people are seen for their strengths and supported to grow, we all thrive.

This is an exciting and important moment for IFG. We are expanding our programs, deepening partnerships, and intentionally building the next chapter of our work together. We are a small but mighty organization that leads with purpose, shows up with enthusiasm, and believes deeply in the power of collaboration.

If you are energized by being with people, facilitating inclusive spaces, and building real relationships, and you are excited to grow alongside an organization grounded in possibility and momentum, I would love to hear from you.

Warmly,

Dr. Bev Weinberg, OTD, MS, OTR/L
Founder and Executive Director

Integrate for Good (IFG) offers immersive, mission-driven internships for students seeking hands-on experience in inclusive programming, community engagement, marketing, finance and fundraising, events coordination and other aspects of nonprofit operations. Interns work alongside IFG staff, volunteers, and young adults with disabilities to support programs that build leadership, executive functioning skills, and authentic community
belonging. Internships are intentionally structured to provide meaningful responsibility, professional skill development, and tangible, resume-ready deliverables.

This is a menu-based internship program, allowing students to select their weekly commitment and preferred role(s), with opportunities to grow in responsibility across semesters.