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Youth
Esurance works with a variety of organizations to make sure today's youth is well equipped to be the leaders of tomorrow.
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When Esurance sponsored for the second year in a row, the San Francisco Urban Services YMCA wine tasting and silent auction fundraiser, our company auctioned off a special prize— to be a background voice in Erin Esurance’s next
"ad-venture." Proceeds from the highest bidder went to Urban Services YMCA to help build safe communities, support academic enrichment, and promote development and leadership.
After we met our winner, Paul M. (an Esurance policyholder and Erin fan!), Esurance decided to give him a starring role alongside our superhero in two commercials: “Paul Gets Animated” and “Paul Saves Some Green.” To learn about Paul M.’s experience filming his first commercial, click here.
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Esurance has teamed with Project Learning Tree to provide GreenWorks! grants to schools located near several of our regional offices. The grant gives students a chance to apply their classroom learning to community projects by partnering with local businesses and environmental organizations.
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Esurance is proud to participate in Take Our Daughters and Sons to Work© Day by welcoming associates' children, as well as young people from Girls Inc. and Boys Hope Girls Hope, to our San Francisco headquarters.
Check out pictures from our special day.
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Esurance has provided financial support to
Girls Incorporated of the Island City for its speaker series, covering such topics as science education, media literacy, and sports opportunities for girls. We’ve also partnered with Girls Inc. of Pinellas County to provide the Culture Club Program to its summer campers. The series consists of cultural workshops led by guest speakers, such as artists, storytellers, and teachers, and enables girls to express themselves and master new skills. Girls Inc. is dedicated to helping today's girls become the strong, smart, and bold leaders of tomorrow.
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Associates from Esurance's San Francisco office raised money for Boys Hope Girls Hope at their Charity Golf Tournament and with a fundraiser at AT&T Park. Proceeds went to the organization, which helps underprivileged children meet their full potential by providing homes, opportunities, and education through college.
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