Singlewire Software Partners with The “I Love U Guys” Foundation to Help Schools Address Response and Reunification Challenges

Singlewire Software, the leader in solutions that help keep people safe and informed, announces its status as a mission and software integration partner with The “I Love U Guys” Foundation, a national nonprofit that offers programs and training to standardize crisis response programs in schools. The partnership enables Singlewire Software to add resources from the “I Love U Guys” Foundation directly into its InformaCast solution and highlights both organizations’ dedication to school safety through the development of effective training and tools.

“Singlewire Software is committed to supporting schools in their preparation for critical situations that put their students and staff at risk,” said Terry Swanson, president and CEO of Singlewire Software. “Our partnership with The “I Love U Guys” Foundation gives our customers the ability to leverage a proven framework for response and reunification with industry-leading notification and mass notification software.”

As a mission partner, Singlewire Software supports the Foundation in its efforts to restore and protect the joy of youth through educational programs and positive actions. As a software integration partner, Singlewire now includes licensed icons and processes within its InformaCast software for the Foundation’s Standard Response Protocol (SRP). Schools will be able to leverage icons and messages that directly correlate with the SRP to align training with real-world action.

“Over 50,000 schools, districts, departments, agencies, and organizations are using our training to build an effective blueprint for responding to school emergencies,” said Pat Hamilton, alliance director for The “I Love U Guys” Foundation. “We value opportunities to collaborate with partners like Singlewire Software, who are committed to helping schools implement safety practices that align with our programs.”

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