The Insurance Industry Charitable Foundation in San Diego
The Insurance Industry Charitable Foundation seeks to help communities and enrich lives by combining the collective strengths of the industry to provide grants, volunteer service and leadership.
In 1994, the Insurance Industry Charitable Foundation was formed to support nonprofit programs throughout California. Today, the Foundation has a national reach with the establishment of a New York Division. The Foundation is funded and directed by insurance industry professionals representing a broad spectrum of the industry: reinsurers, insurance agents and brokers, property/casualty companies, health/life companies and related advertising, public relations, law, accounting, computer and other companies that work closely with the insurance industry.
This video includes Bill Ross, Chief Executive Officer of the Insurance Industry Charitable Foundation along with Bryan Anderson the Chairman of the San Diego Chapter.
To register or make a contribution, contact the IICF at contact@iicf.com.
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