Interfaith Caregivers of Greater Mercer County
Join a community of hope and support for our aging neighbors and people with disabilities
We believe everyone deserves the dignity of aging in place
ICGMC is a local non-profit organization
dedicated to promoting the independence, dignity, and wellness of older adults and adults with disabilities.
We connect neighbors in need of assistance with caring volunteers who offer free services like transportation to medical appointments, grocery shopping, companionship, and wellness programs. These simple acts of kindness help reduce isolation, support aging in place, and enhance overall quality of life.
News & Resources
Volunteer Appreciation Brunch
Thank you to everyone who joined us for our Volunteer Recognition Event on Saturday, April 25. It meant so much to spend that time together and recognize the compassion, dedication, and heart our volunteers bring to the community every day.
Please join us in welcoming Mira as our new Executive Director!
Mira is deeply committed to building strong community partnerships and supporting our dedicated volunteer caregivers, ensuring that seniors and adults with disabilities can continue to live with independence and dignity.
Volunteer to Become a Peer Leader!
We are looking for volunteers to lead strengthening exercise classes. To join a Project Healthy Bones class or to become a Volunteer Peer Leader, please call 609-393-9922 or email us at info@icgmc.org
Caregiving Services and Wellness Programs
Interfaith Caregivers of Greater Mercer County mobilizes hundreds of dedicated volunteers who provide free caregiving and wellness services for older adults and adults with disabilities residing in the greater Mercer County area.
Neighbors Helping Neighbors
Neighbors Helping Neighbors connects volunteers with seniors and adults with disabilities to provide social connection and practical assistance with everyday life tasks, strengthening their independence and quality of life.
Project Healthy Bones
Exercise and health education program for older adults, with or at risk of osteoporosis. Program’s goal is to improve strength, balance, and flexibility for safe and successful aging.
Volunteer to help older adults live independently and stay connected to their community
Interfaith Caregivers volunteers make a meaningful difference through simple acts of kindness—running errands, providing rides to doctor’s appointments, or sharing a friendly visit in person or virtually. These vital supports help our aging neighbors stay in their homes and live with dignity and independence.
With many ways to get involved, there’s a volunteer opportunity for everyone—and we’re confident you’ll find one that’s rewarding and enjoyable.
Thanks to the generous service of ICGMC volunteers, even more neighbors across Mercer County were able to remain safely and independently at home. Every ride, friendly visit, and reassuring call is kindness in action—creating ripples of care, connection, and dignity throughout our community.
Support Our Mission
Help us to improve lives of our neighbors in need
All programs and services provided by Interfaith Caregivers of Greater Mercer County are offered free of charge to low-income and underserved older adults and individuals with disabilities.
We depend on the generosity of our community to sustain this work. Your support allows us to recruit, screen, train, and support dedicated volunteers who deliver essential caregiving and wellness services to those in need.
See What Our Volunteers And Care Receivers Say
"We get along and just enjoy one another’s company,” says Tom. “It feels like we have created a sense of community that is so hard to find these days, where neighbors look after neighbors and everyone is happier for it.
Tom
- Volunteer caregiver
"I really depend on her and she is so thoughtful and so helpful. She does everything I could ever asked for and she is my sweetheart."
Doris
- Care receiver
"I’m surprised I have actually helped over 50 people and I can remember all of them. They are in my heart forever. They have given me much more that I’ve given them. To be a volunteer is just one of the greatest thing in the world."
Judy
- Volunteer caregiver