Allstate Canada
With more than 1,100 employees and 670 agents, Allstate Canada serves five provincial markets in Alberta, Ontario, Quebec, New Brunswick and Nova Scotia with individual and personal lines of insurance. Its net income in 2011 was US$77 million.
Message from Allstate Canada CEO John O’Donnell
Allstate Canada takes an engaged approach to community involvement. Our mission as part of The Allstate Corporation is to understand that though life is uncertain, we bring strength, experience and care to everything we do. We are committed to profitable, sustainable growth, delivered hand-in-hand with exceptional customer experience. This enables us to make a commitment to provide year-over-year financial and volunteer contributions to organizations who partner with us in our belief that we can be a part of creating safe, sustainable, healthy communities for all Canadians.
Consistent with the vision of our parent company, our business is founded on the philosophy of keeping not only our customers, but also our communities, in good hands. It’s the way we operate and a proof point of our core business footprint in Canada, the provision of personal lines home and automobile insurance products and services.
For more than 30 years, the separately funded Canadian Allstate Foundation has provided grants to charities and not-for-profit organizations across the country. Our agents, claims and head office employees are encouraged to carry out work that supports our proud heritage of personal and community involvement. Through volunteer efforts, our employees lend a hand to a wide range of organizations such as United Way, Women’s Centers, hospitals, and numerous not-for-profit and charitable enterprises that give back directly to the local community where our employees and customers live and work.
Allstate Canada: Making a World of Difference
Allstate Canada is committed to making a positive difference in the communities in which it operates. Allstate Canada has a separate Foundation with $7.7 million in capital generating an average return of $250,000 for distribution through grants. It is regulated by the Canada Revenue Agency. The Foundation’s mission is to contribute to building safe and healthy communities through the dedication of resources and employee volunteer efforts.
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National sponsorship programs with MADD Canada, Junior Achievement and our Allstate All-Canadians “mentorship through hockey” program with the NHLPA underscore our promise to invest in the youth and young leaders of tomorrow in ways that will sustain our vision well into the future. Our ability to make a difference is truly a reflection of the generosity and willingness of Allstate Canada employees to invest their time, passion and expertise in helping others.
Two key programs, Action Against Distraction and MADD Canada’s Project Red Ribbon, have become cornerstones for Allstate Canada. These education campaigns focus on young and experienced drivers alike in an attempt to reduce driving fatalities and keep our roads safe.
We believe strengthening the social fabric of the communities in which we live and work is the hallmark of good corporate citizenship. Accordingly, Allstate Canada will continue to pursue policies and programs that have a tangible positive social impact.