As a result of the commitment indicated by this letter and a letter from
each of the two previous Presidents over 500 of this organization's
 members donated  thousands of hours, Saturdays, Sundays, Holidays
 and  yes, vacation days renovating buildings at the Center.
They also obtained donations from suppliers
amounting to well over $100,000.00

After buying this old private home, IIN converted it into
the Linda Ray Infants Center and eventually donated it
to Children's Home Society

Infants In Need's President, Linda Ray, developed a vision
to have a research Center to deal with Infants that had been
prenataly exposed to "crack cocaine and other substances"
The acceptance of this vision by the Board of Directors of
INN let to the acquisition of a parcel of land with two apartment
buildings, one with 6 apartments and one with 24 apartments. The
  building above was completed first to serve 40 "at risk" children.

Here are some images of the Union Members at work.
The Intervention project is shown in the next pages.