Home of "The Generous Policy" ... 5% of profits helping those in need.

When choosing AssuranceAmerica – as a customer or as a valued agency partner – you join a team committed to helping those in need in the communities where we operate. We provide support to some organizations financially, giving 5% of our profits to helping people transition from crisis into living healthy, stable lives. We provide support to all non-profit groups with time donated by our Associates, stepping in to help as volunteers where help is needed.

The areas we support broadly are Homelessness and Education, partnering with well-established 501 (c)(3) non-profit organizations with expertise in these areas.

Homelessness: This includes supporting tangential services often required to help individuals (and their families) avoid and get out of this situation, such as: behavioral health, temporary housing, safety from human trafficking, job readiness, addiction recovery.

Education: Given that many of our customers are Spanish speaking, we support skills development including learning English as second language.

We do this because we believe that helping others helps us all!

City of Refuge family

City of Refuge

Atlanta, GA

With 20 years of experience and 20,000 lives transformed, City of Refuge is a leader in the business of social transformation. As the one-stop shop for poverty relief, City of Refuge offers several programs such as medical care, job training, education, and school programs. All these innovative programs are offered in the safe and inviting 200,000+ sq. ft. warehouse space.

Outreach volunteer with children

Corners Outreach

Atlanta, GA

Corners Outreach enhances the community by providing tailored year-round education to students, partnering with Title 1 elementary schools across Gwinnett & Dekalb Counties. They also strive to bridge the community's economic needs with local business labor shortages through initiatives like Corners Workforce Academy and Staffing with a Purpose.

boy wearing backpack

MUST Ministries

Atlanta, GA

MUST is a volunteer organization dedicated to helping homeless and struggling individuals and families with food, clothing, housing, and job support. Established in 1971, it has grown to include a vast network of over 17,000 volunteers, becoming one of the state’s most respected servant-leader organizations.

People helped by The Extension

The Extension

Atlanta, GA

The mission at The Extension is to facilitate a transformation that empowers chemically dependent homeless men and women to become sober, accountable members of society and to serve as a recovery resource for the community.

Shoe Drive Charity Event

Wilkinson Center

Dallas, TX

A group working to transform the lives of Dallas families by providing pathways to self-sufficiency with dignity and respect. With a team of compassionate staff and dedicated volunteers, they help families face critical life challenges including food insecurity, lack of education, economic instability, unemployment and underemployment. They provide individualized programming tackling these many issues that could lead to homelessness, and do so with compassionate staff and dedicated volunteers.

Food Market at Proyecto

Proyecto Desarrollo Humano

McAllen, TX

Founded in July 2004, the Missionary Sisters of the Immaculate Heart of Mary (ICM) work to answer the unmet needs of the people living in isolated colonies in western Hidalgo County. They serve individuals and families whose lives are at or below the poverty level in this rural area where they are isolated from society's mainstream by language, poverty, and their immigrant status.

Woman Graduating from college

Mujeres Unidas/Women Together

McAllen, TX

Women Together / Mujeres Unidas has been in operation since 1978 with the mission to provide shelter and support services to victims of domestic violence and survivors of sexual assault in Hidalgo County, Texas. To-date, the agency continues to offer an array of services including 24-hour crisis intervention, legal advocacy, trauma informed counseling and transitional housing.

Family Helped at Pathways

Pathways

Birmingham, AL

A United Way agency that serves women and children experiencing homelessness in Birmingham. Founded in 1985, this group has been empowering women and children on their path out of homelessness through hospitality, housing, and hope. Today, Pathways continues to offer a range of services through four programs: the Day Center, Safe Haven, Stepping Stones and Pathways Early Learning Center.

Mother and Child Helped at Sojourner Center

Sojourner Center

Phoenix, AZ

Since 1977, Sojourner Center has been a safe haven from domestic violence in Arizona, an issue that can lead to homelessness. They are successfully transforming lives by providing shelter and support services to adults and children affected by domestic violence.

Volunteer helping homeless man

Samaritan Touch Homeless Services

Phoenix, AZ

“Meeting the Homeless Where They Are” is how this group approaches serving the Phoenix community. They mobilize volunteer teams to visit parks, homeless encampments and the streets seeking to connect with individuals that are in tough, disadvantaged situations. They provide counseling, assimilation, stabilization, and family reunification services in partnership with a host of other community organizations, helping people connect to the services they need to get their lives back on track.

Volunteers at food bank

Metropolitan Ministries

Tampa, FL

Metropolitan Ministries compassionately addresses the critical needs of at-risk and homeless families in Tampa, FL, by offering essential services such as counseling, food, housing and job training. Through their dedicated efforts, they not only meet immediate needs but also foster long-term stability, driven by community contributions that make a profound difference in the lives they touch.