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OneAmerica | In the Community From our Indianapolis home base, we’ve grown into a national provider in insurance and financial services, with offices in California, Maine, Wisconsin and beyond. Woven into the fabric of our business is a commitment to make a difference in our local communities and the people we serve.
Helping others is at the core of OneAmerica, and our vision for our communities across the country is to improve quality of life by focusing our giving and volunteer efforts in these core areas: Education & Workforce Development Safety, Wellness & Success Community Vibrancy & Civic Causes Education & Workforce Development Being there for our community means leading education efforts and workforce development for future success.
OneAmerica invests in both education and workforce development because we understand how critical it is to have both. This is a carousel. Slides do not auto rotate.
Use Next and previous buttons to navigate. Learn more about our efforts to support education through JA BizTown. Our Pathways Program is a unique way that we are cultivating talent and advancing economic empowerment in our home communities Learn More Safety, Wellness & Success Being there for you means working to keep our communities healthy and safe.
We support our neighbors and those in need through disaster relief, feeding the hungry, the homeless and by providing essential needs and services through United Way agencies. Community success spotlight: A proud and long-standing supporter of the United Way, OneAmerica 1,100 associates served at agencies across the country for 3,300 volunteer hours during our annual Week of Caring.
Community Vibrancy & Civic Causes Being there for our vibrant communities can be seen through our effort to support the arts, and as the proud title sponsor of the OneAmerica 500 Festival Mini-Marathon for more than 15 years. This is a carousel. Slides doesnot auto rotate.
Use Next and previous buttons to navigate. Vibrancy success spotlight Vibrancy success spotlight Vibrancy success spotlight OneAmerica 500 Festival Mini-Marathon Vibrancy success spotlight OneAmerica 500 Festival Mini-Marathon Your cause may align with our core areas of support! And, we strive to give back to all the communities where we do business.
Our core belief is to be here when our customers need us most and pay the benefits as promised. Our business goal is to help our customers and their families prepare for their financial futures. Each year, we set aside a portion of the company’s average earnings for our grant programs – to extend that commitment of not only helping our customers, but helping meet the needs of our communities, as well.
Education (primarily K-12, early childhood and at-risk populations) Workforce development efforts to increase employment and develop talent locally Community safety, wellness and success that provides support for basic community needs Arts and cultural experiences that add to the vibrancy of the community Civic initiatives that strengthen our communities Grant Guidelines & Grant Application Our standard process is for contribution and sponsorship requests to be reviewed and approved during the third quarter of each year (July-September) to help determine the following year’s budget.
Occasionally, the OneAmerica ® Contributions Committee reviews new, unbudgeted requests from 501(c)3 organizations and allocates funds from a limited reserve. Requests for contributions must be submitted through the following application link: https://forms. benevity.
org/46c2d8c3-7f60-4817-99f1-06db02fb4d2f For any questions contact: communityaffairs@oneamerica. com Thank you for spreading the word about OneAmerica. There was an error sending the email.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: 501(c)(3) organizations. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Community Grant is funded by OneAmerica Financial. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
Yes — this listing is flagged as national in scope, so applicants across the U.S. may apply, subject to the sponsor's other eligibility criteria.
Applications go through the funder's official portal — the Apply Now link on this page goes there directly.
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