Travelers Publishes Its 2022 Community Report
Company announces charitable contributions of more than
“We are steadfast in our commitment to providing educational and economic opportunities throughout the neighborhoods we serve,” said
The following are highlights of the company’s 2022 community support:
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Employees raised more than
$800,000 through the company’s annual fundraising campaign, which supportedUnited Way and its partner organizations acrossthe United States . -
More than
$5 million went to academic and career development initiatives, including the company’s signature diverse talent pipeline program, Travelers EDGE® (Empowering Dreams for Graduation and Employment), which celebrated its fifteenth anniversary in 2022. -
Nearly
$5 million went to organizations dedicated to creating and maintaining safe, stable and resilient neighborhoods. -
Approximately
$175,000 went towardHabitat for Humanity initiatives inConnecticut andMinnesota , resulting in 15 home builds, which were supported by the volunteer efforts of 350 Travelers employees. -
More than 115 homes were rebuilt across
the United States to FORTIFIED™ standards through a partnership with the disaster resilience and recovery organization SBP. -
More than
$2 million went to organizations focused on enriching lives through arts and culture.
For more information about Travelers’ community support, please visit Travelers.com/community.
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