Travelers Announces 2023 Charitable Contributions of More Than $24 Million
Company publishes community report outlining its annual giving and employee volunteer efforts
“We take immense pride in supporting the places we call home, a culture clearly demonstrated through the thousands of hours employees dedicate to important causes each year,” said
The company’s giving and volunteer efforts are focused on improving academic and career success, developing thriving neighborhoods and creating culturally enriched communities. Below are examples of the initiatives Travelers supported in 2023 through both funding and volunteer activities.
Improving Academic and Career Success
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More than
$5 million went to academic and career development initiatives, including the company’s signature talent pipeline program, Travelers EDGE® (Empowering Dreams for Graduation and Employment). -
More than 180 employees volunteered with BestPrep, a
Minnesota -based nonprofit dedicated to providing students with business, career and financial literacy skills. -
Employees logged more than 1,400 volunteer hours supporting
Junior Achievement , an organization that offers students lessons in financial literacy, career readiness and entrepreneurship.
Developing Thriving Neighborhoods
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More than
$6 million went to organizations dedicated to creating and maintaining safe, stable and resilient neighborhoods. -
Employees logged more than 6,800 hours helping to build more than 50
Habitat for Humanity homes across theU.S. andCanada . -
Through the company’s partnership with SBP, a disaster resilience and recovery organization, 96 homes were rebuilt across the
U.S. to FORTIFIED™ standards.
Creating Culturally Enriched Communities
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Approximately
$3 million went to organizations focused on enriching lives through arts and culture. -
The company partnered with
New York City Ballet ; theBushnell Center for the Performing Arts inHartford, Connecticut ; andOrdway Center for the Performing Arts inSt. Paul, Minnesota , to provide live performances and scholarships to more than 50,000 students. - Nearly 700 employees attended events hosted by Travelers Arts Speaks, the company’s employee program that helps spark meaningful and thought-provoking dialogue about diversity and inclusion.
For more information about Travelers’ community support, please visit Travelers.com/community.
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