Boston Mutual Life Insurance Company is Making an Impact in the Community
"Boston Mutual has always been a good corporate citizen, but in the past, charitable efforts were loosely coordinated across different teams in the company," said
The corporate citizenship program will focus its giving on opportunities that best align with the company's values and core beliefs in three key areas of community, education, and family. Participants of the program are encouraged to help the community through four different areas of volunteerism, charitable giving, public affairs, and environmental sustainability. For example, Boston Mutual will match employee donations to any qualifying cause that fits within one of the three key focus areas, and employees are granted one full workday each year to volunteer at a service organization or charity of their choosing. The Making An Impact program team will also work closely with the company's Activities Committee, a volunteer group of employees, to coordinate on larger initiatives throughout the year.
"As a mutual company, and as part of the Boston Mutual brand, corporate citizenship is in the essence of who we are and what we do," said
Based on current employee engagement and long-term relationships and activities, Boston Mutual has selected four signature partners that embody many of the key traits the company embraces, including The
To learn more about Boston Mutual's new corporate citizenship program, please visit www.bostonmutual.com/about-us/#corporate-giving or contact [email protected].
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