Combined Insurance Continues Legacy of Military Support
Presents Grants to Two Military-Focused Non-Profit Organizations; Receives 5-Star Employer Rating by VETS Indexes
Combined's military support was on display at its annual Operation Veteran Giveback program ceremony at its
Combined's Operation Veteran Giveback is an annual program that enables two high-performing sales regions to select a military- or veteran-related grant recipient. This year, Combined
- Luke's Wings, which provides for emergency travel by the families of ill and injured service members, veterans and fallen officers during hospital recovery and rehabilitation. Luke's Wings received a
$30,000 grant; and Fisher House Foundation , which builds comfort homes at military andVA medical centers so that family members can stay nearby - at no cost - while a loved one is in the hospital.Fisher House received a$20,000 grant.
"Our mission is to provide insurance protection to individuals and families in their time of need which aligns with what military service members, veterans and their families have done for us," said
Combined's charitable work is just one way it demonstrates its commitment to the military and those who serve.
Last week, from among 344 organizations that applied, Combined was named a 5-Star Employer in the 2024 VETS Indexes Employer Awards, continuing a streak that began in 2021.
The award recognizes employers' policies, practices and outcomes across five categories: veteran job candidate recruiting/ hiring; veteran employee development, veteran-inclusive culture, support for members of the
"The extraordinary efforts of Combined, a
The recognition from VETS Indexes joins other honors for Combined's efforts to hiring veterans and support their families:
- For the sixth year in a row in 2023, Combined earned the top spot as America's Military Friendly® Employer (
$1 billion-$4.99 billion revenue category) by VIQTORY, the publisher of G.I. Jobs® and Military Spouse® magazines.- In addition, for the second year running, VIQTORY also honored Combined as the country's #2 Military Spouse Friendly® Employer (
$1 billion-$4.99 billion revenue division).
- In addition, for the second year running, VIQTORY also honored Combined as the country's #2 Military Spouse Friendly® Employer (
- And for the seventh time,
Combined Insurance was named a "Best for Vets" employer by Military Times in 2023. Combined ranks 14 out of 175 honored American organizations; first in the insurance industry.
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