Desjardins General Insurance Group Releases Public Accountability Statement
May 15 2024 - 12:14PM
PR Newswire (Canada)
LEVIS,
QC, May 15, 2024 /CNW/ - Desjardins General
Insurance Group Inc. (DGIG) has released its 2023 Public
Accountability Statement. The statement highlights DGIG initiatives
that supported the economic, environmental and social well-being of
clients, employees and communities in 2023.
Highlights from 2023
- Our commitment to our communities - In 2023,
Desjardins Group committed $126
million to charitable donations, sponsorships, philanthropic
partnerships and scholarships, $3,277,867 of which was contributed directly by
DGIG.
- Food Banks Canada – Together, Desjardins Insurance
and Desjardins Agents in Alberta,
Ontario and New Brunswick donated more than $371,000 to Food Banks Canada and 71 other local
food banks across the country.
- Commitment to road safety – DGIG, along with our
road safety partners, Parachute, Traffic Injury Research
Foundation, and arrive alive DRIVE SOBER, helps educate Canadians
about the dangers of distracted and impaired driving, new vehicle
safety technologies, and other driving behaviours. We also support
road safety initiatives, like Parachute's National Teen Driver
Safety Week, to help reduce the number of collisions and prevent
the number of injuries and deaths on our roadways. In total, DGIG
donated more than $1.2 million for
road safety initiatives in 2023.
- Better Things Moments - In 2023, Desjardins
Insurance Agents gave back to their communities by delivering
coffee, flowers, and donations to frontline workers, long-term care
facilities, food banks, and other charitable organizations in more
than 1,000 "Better Things Moments."
For more information on these and other initiatives, please
refer to DGIG's Public Accountability Statement. DGIG and its
subsidiaries are part of Desjardins Group and DGIG's initiatives
represent an integral part of the Desjardins Group Social and
Cooperative Responsibility Report.
SOURCE Desjardins Group
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