Community Impact
At W Insurance, community is the essence of who we are.
Our community impact program invested over $1.3 million dollars from 2020 through 2025 to local and national partner organizations across the United States. Our program is rooted in W Insurance's purpose, to look after one another. It also exemplifies our vision of building together a safer, healthier, and more sustainable future for our members and communities.
We’re working to build more resilient communities
A variety of company-led programs deepen our impact in the communities where W Insurance members and employees live and work.
Volunteer Day
Every year, employees receive paid time off from work to give back to their local community, by volunteering at selected charities or non-profit organizations that align with our mission, values, and programs.
United Way Campaign
Our annual United Way campaign supports local community organizations by bringing together employees across the company. With W Insurance’s donation matching program every contribution is doubled to make an even greater impact.
Volunteer Day: Employee Stories
On my volunteer day, I spent my time volunteering at Balboa Park with some of my teammates, where we planted new trees. It felt incredibly rewarding and cool to know that I had a hand in planting a tree in such a beautiful and historic location in San Diego.
Rick W.
Claims
I volunteered at the San Diego Food Bank alongside other W Insurance teammates, bagging apples for pick up. It was truly an honor to support such an amazing and worthy organization.
Tammi L.
Underwriting
I volunteered at a Toy Drive in Sacramento benefiting Toys for Tots, a U.S. Marine Corps Reserve program providing toy plushies to underprivileged children at Christmas.
Bonnie N.
Business Excellence
I volunteered at The Princess Project. We helped organize the dresses for high school students in the San Diego area, ensuring they have access to prom attire at no cost. It was a truly fulfilling experience.
Melissa A.
Claims
I volunteered to ring the bell for the Fort Collins Salvation Army. I helped raise, over $300 in donations, that directly benefit the community. Despite feeling cold and sore by day's end, I found satisfaction in supporting the Salvation Army’s efforts.
Crash M.
Information Systems Services
This year, for my volunteer day, I attended an American Youth Soccer Organization (AYSO) Expo to learn how to run AYSO Tournaments and ensure kids' safety. I dedicate a lot of my free time to AYSO to provide quality programs for kids and I'm thankful I can use my volunteer day to help this organization instead of my paid time off.
Melissa H.
Sales