American Integrity Insurance was recently featured in the Insurance Journal. See the article below!
Written by Amy O'Connor
December 18, 2017 - American Integrity Insurance Group’s charitable efforts have become an integral part of the company’s culture, and not just during the holiday season.
The Florida-based insurer, which formed in 2006, began asking employees four years ago what charities they would like to support. Every November, employees can submit and vote on the ones they would like to put company efforts toward the following year.
According to Michael Goodman, American Integrity Human Resources manager, employees have selected three different charities to support for the last several years: Metropolitan Ministries, which provides food for needy families in three Florida counties; John Hopkins All Children’s Hospital, a pediatric hospital in St. Petersburg; and Joshua House, which offers a safe haven for abused, neglected and abandoned children aged six to 17 in Tampa Bay.
With each group the insurer supports, the response from employees is overwhelming, Goodman says.
From one employee collecting gift cards and loading up trucks of food during Thanksgiving for the Metropolitan Ministries food drive, to buying all of the gifts on the wish lists of children staying at Joshua House, to participating in a radiothon at the John Hopkins children’s hospital, employees at American Integrity feel passionately about giving back.
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