What to consider
Insurance shaped around how your non-profit operates
A useful quote starts with a clear picture of the organization. Describe what your non-profit does, where its work takes place, who is involved and which assets or operational responsibilities need to be considered. Depending on those details, the quote discussion can consider General Liability, Commercial Property and Cyber Liability Insurance.
Programs and activities
Explain the programs, services and regular activities your organization carries out so the quote reflects its actual operations.
Employees and volunteers
Identify whether employees, volunteers or both participate in delivering programs, supporting operations or organizing activities.
Events and locations
Include relevant information about events and the premises or other locations connected with the organization’s work.
Property and equipment
Describe property, equipment or other organizational assets that may need to be considered when discussing Commercial Property Insurance.
Digital operations
Outline the organization’s digital activities when considering whether Cyber Liability Insurance is relevant to the quote.
Organizational responsibilities
Share information about the organization’s responsibilities and governance exposures so they can be considered during the quote process.