NAIFA Family Response Fund Expanded to Assist Winter Storm Victims in Texas
NAIFA originally created the fund to assist members affected by several hurricanes and later expanded it to help NAIFA members with unexpected out-of-pocket medical or funeral expenses related to the COVID-19 outbreak.
"I am a proud NAIFA member and when I see our association go above and beyond in these times to support our members it only reinforces how great this organization and its members truly are," said NAIFA-TX President
Anyone who would like to donate and NAIFA members or dependents seeking assistance may do so online at https://www.cfacadiana.org/NAIFA.
"We often forget that insurance and financial professionals, while they are helping their clients during times of crisis, can also be victimized by natural disasters," said NAIFA President
NAIFA worked with its grant-management partner, the
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