Across the country, more than 800 United Way chapters benefit.
Nationwide’s annual United Way campaign pulls together employees across the company. That’s never been as true as it was this year. More than 72 percent of Nationwide associates pledged during the 2011 campaign, breaking last year’s participation record. Combined with agent and retiree pledges, employees raised more than $7.7 million.
“Nationwide’s commitment to making a difference in the community is truly driven by our people, who have once again demonstrated what it means to be On Your Side through their support of United Way,” said Gary Douglas, president and COO of Nationwide Agribusiness and chairman of Nationwide’s 2011 United Way campaign.
The campaign dollars will go to more than 800 local United Ways across the country, based on ZIP codes selected by participating associates. These local o
An arrest warrant was issued for Bridgette Buckner, a 50-year-old woman charged with two counts of mail and wire fraud, for failing to show for sentencing August 17. Buckners insurance fraud had yielded her close to $70,000 before the Chicago womans criminal activities were halted by law enforcement.
Nationwide catastrophe response team members reflect on the year’s storms.
If you have an accelerated death benefit rider on your term life insurance policy, you will be able to draw out some of your insurance benefits before you die so that you can cover some of the expensive treatment that goes along with a terminal illness. Accelerated death riders were created in the late 1980s so that AIDS patients could access additional money from their life insurance policies. Today, accelerated death benefits are available for patients with almost any kind of terminal illness if they are expected to live less than a year.
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