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Giving Back Is Part of the Job at Interclypse

Interclypse gives back through Adopt-A-Highway cleanups, meal donations, adaptive athletics sponsorships, and workforce development.

Patrick Garvey
Patrick Garvey

May 25, 2026

At Interclypse, community service is woven into our core mission to have a positive transformational impact on society, community, industry, and individuals. That mission is present in a wide range of outreach efforts, from picking up litter along Maryland highways to sponsoring charity races for disabled athletes.

Keeping Maryland Clean, One Stretch at a Time

One of Interclypse's most consistent and visible community commitments is participation in Maryland's Adopt-A-Highway program. The team regularly turns out to clean designated stretches of road, helping maintain more than 15,000 miles of Maryland highways. It is straightforward, unglamorous work, and that is exactly the point. Interclypse employees show up, pick up, and do it again, because pride in the local community is not conditional on recognition.

Feeding Neighbors in Crisis

That same ethic carries into Interclypse's support of the Grassroots Crisis Intervention Center, a multi-service organization providing 24-hour crisis intervention, emergency shelter, and transitional housing to individuals and families in need. Interclypse employees have cooked and donated full meals to Grassroots residents, bringing a personal investment to a cause that addresses some of the most acute needs in the community. When people need support most, Grassroots is there; Interclypse is proud to help keep it running.

Supporting Athletes of Every Ability

Interclypse holds a Silver corporate sponsorship with Athletes Serving Athletes (ASA), a nonprofit dedicated to improving the quality of life for individuals with limited or no mobility by empowering them to train and participate in mainstream running events. The organization's mission, summed up in the phrase "Together We Finish," resonates with how Interclypse operates at every level: no one gets left behind. Team Interclypse has participated in ASA's RUNFEST, turning a charity race into a team-building moment that doubles as meaningful advocacy for inclusive athletics.

Building the Next Generation of IT Talent

Community investment at Interclypse extends into professional development. As a sustaining sponsor of Exerceo's working groups in Cybersecurity, Software Development, and DevOps, Interclypse provides a significant portion of the annual funding that allows Exerceo to deliver training to more than one hundred candidates each year, entirely free of charge to those participants. The partnership reflects a belief that strengthening the regional technology workforce is itself a form of community service: one with long-term, compounding returns for individuals and employers alike.

A Culture Built on Doing What Is Right

What ties these efforts together is not a corporate social responsibility strategy drafted in a boardroom. It is a straightforward principle that Interclypse calls "Doing What Is Right." Roadside cleanups, meal donations, adaptive athletics sponsorships, and workforce development investments all flow from the same source: a team of people who take their role in the community seriously and who act on it consistently. That consistency, across causes and across years, is what distinguishes genuine community commitment from optics.

If you want to get involved, check out our open positions and join a team that’s focused on doing right by our community.

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