Texas Mutual Insurance Company

In October, our Lubbock office employees showed up for our neighbors during our Month of Giving, in partnership with the Insurance Industry Charitable Foundation. Employees wrote thank you cards supporting We Honor Veterans, baked desserts for families at the Ronald McDonald House Charities of the Southwest, packed food boxes for community members at South Plains Food Bank, helped run a science carnival for Science Spectrum and more!

Our Austin office employees came together during our Month of Giving last month, in partnership with the Insurance Industry Charitable Foundation, to help make a difference in our community. They were a force for good through several volunteer projects, including preparing meals for families at the Ronald McDonald House Charities of Central Texas (RMHC CTX), spending time with kids at Foundation Communities, teaming up with Generation SERVE for on-site activities and helping out at El Buen Samaritano’s food pantry.?

During our Month of Giving last month, in partnership with the Insurance Industry Charitable Foundation, our Houston office employees came together to take care of our neighbors through several volunteer events. Employees honored veterans through a cemetery cleanup, decorated lunch bags for Kids' Meals, Inc., helped out at the Houston Food Bank, spent time with children at Casa de Esperanza de Los Ninos and more!

This past October, our employees were a force for good during our Month of Giving, in partnership with the Insurance Industry Charitable Foundation. In Dallas, we stepped up for our neighbors by participating in volunteer projects, including honoring veterans through a cemetery cleanup, preparing meals for families staying at the Ronald McDonald House of Dallas, assembling cold and flu kits for Foundation Communities and conducting mock interviews in support of NPower.

For those trick-or-treating or on the road tonight, check out these tips from the National Safety Council, including costume safety and important reminders for pedestrians and motorists. We hope you have a safe and happy Halloween!?https://lnkd.in/g3wV8Xri

Our monthly Safety Alert shares tips based on serious workplace injuries recently reported to our claims department. View our October edition for safety tips on using ladders and avoiding crashes at highway intersections: https://lnkd.in/gzhCUfxG

Earlier this month, we joined thousands of attendees at the Texas Conference for Women to listen to inspiring keynote speakers and attend breakout sessions, including a panel featuring our very own CEO Jeanette Ward. As a sponsor and exhibitor at this year’s conference, we shared our purpose statement of being a stable force for good and invited attendees to make a bracelet at our booth, snap a photo and share their creation on social media. Through our photo challenge, we supported Dress for Success Austin in providing career coaching sessions for about 100 women.??

Our Dallas office employees enjoyed helping take care of our neighbors on their first visit to the The Samaritan Inn. We donated food items to make 80 sack lunches, and our volunteers also served lunch to residents. We’re grateful for the opportunity to lend a helping hand and look forward to our next visit.?????

We're thrilled to be expanding our commitment to workplace safety in Texas through a new partnership with South Texas College in McAllen. Over the last 25 years, we've invested $13 million in safety education and are continuing to grow our mission with South Texas College as our 12th college partner in the state. Learn more about this partnership and available courses: https://lnkd.in/gYtNVG7r

Earlier this year, our Lubbock office was recognized for their volunteer spirit with the Get Involved Award from the Volunteer Center of Lubbock. We’re grateful for all the ways our employees show up for our neighbors to help us be a force for good in our communities. See how our Lubbock office employees are teaming up with our community partners to make a difference.?