The Hanover and its Employees Contribute Nearly $1.5 Million to United Way, Other Nonprofits Through Annual Giving Campaign
82% of the company's employees took part in the campaign, which included a matching contribution from the company's charitable foundation. The donations will benefit individuals and families in need, providing meaningful support and services through nonprofit organizations across the country. Donations will be paid out to
For more than 70 years, The Hanover has held an annual campaign to solicit pledges for
"Our employees continue to come together to support many important causes, and I am incredibly proud of the difference they make in our communities," said
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To learn more about The Hanover's community impact, please visit hanover.com.
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