Since 1994 Adventist Risk Management has been actively involved in raising funds for Adventist lay ministries in the North American Division of the Seventh-day Adventist Church. Over the past 13 years ARM has contributed to organizations such as the Portland Adventist Community Services in Portland, Oregon; the Good Neighbor house in Dayton, Ohio, the Center for Family Wholeness in Houston, Texas; Bridges for Eternity in Milwaukee, Wiscosin; the Parker Street Food and Furniture Bank in Nova Scotia, Canada, Holbrook Indian School in Arizona, and many other community service organizations across North America and Canada.

In 2002 ARM pioneered the Community Plunge program, a multi-faceted outreach event that provides all conference attendees with the opportunity to make a difference through service in the local communities where the Risk Management Conferece is held. Over the years we have contributed more than 5,000 man-hours in community service and raised more than $200,000 in funds for various projects. See current projects  for Corpus Christi, Texas.

Each year ARM, along with its contributing partners raise funds for a charity associated with the church. This year we are proud to work with the Northeastern and Greater New York Conferences as we assist in helping the individuals within the Long Island communities. Read more.

1994- First ARM annual golf tournament nets $12,000 for earthquake-damaged University Church in Los Angeles, California.

1995- ARM partners with Greater Miami Adventist Community Services, Miami, Florida to assist Cuban refugees. $18,000 raised.

1996- Portland Adventist Community Services, Portland, Oregon, looks to ARM for $21,000 to benefit the less fortunate by providing food, clothing and medical treatment.

1997- ARM shares with Good Neighbor House, Dayton, Ohio, $25,000 to develop programs  for families in crisis, job research assisstance, basic education and life skill classes.

1998- Center for Family Wholeness, Houston, Texas, recieves $26,000 to help build tutorial programs for the elderly and assisst with computer training.

1999- Bridges for Eternity, Milwaukee, Wisconsin gets a $30,850 boost for feeding and clothing more than 500 families every month and providing nutrition and literacy classes.

2000- ARM "tees-off" for charity in Rochester, New York, continuing the tradition of raising funds for Adventist lay ministries in North America through the annual golf tournament. $11,000 is raised to benefit the Community Services Center of the Southern New England and Greater New York Conference of Seventh-day Adventists.

2001- The ARM Golf Tournament helped raise $23,700 to benefit the Los Angeles Development and Relief Agency (LADRA). LADRA offers after school tutoring and a variety of other programs for the youth of  Boyle Heights, a California district plagued with crime, drugs, and poverty.

2002- ARM retires the golf tournament and pioneers Community Plunge, a multi-faceted outreach event that encourages conference attendees to make a difference through service in the local communities where the Adventist Risk Management Conference is held. More than $20,000 was raised. ARM coordinated a group effort with the Children's Home Society of Dade County, Florida. More than 50 conference attendees assissted in the renovation of the teen shelters, city park clean-up, landscaping, and painting projects. 

2003- Community plunge is here to stay. ARM hosts the second Community Plunge, this time in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. 150 attendees participated in the outreach, which included projects such as painting, landscaping, building a deck for a community center, and serving a sit-down dinner to the homeless. Proceeds totaling $20,000 were donated to the Parker Street Food and Furniture Bank in Halifax, Nova Scotia.