American Income Founder Bernard Rapoport believed that if you take from the community, you must also give back to the community, whether it’s where you live, work, or visit.
When AIL representatives visit customers in their homes, they ask for a donation of non-perishable foods to help stock local food banks. Each holiday season, local offices collect toys for children in need. When disaster strikes, AIL is on the front lines to help provide what is needed.
Whenever members of our sales force visit other communities for meetings and conventions, we partner with a local charity through our charitable giving program. We collect donations which go directly to the organization and, whenever possible, engage in hands-on volunteer opportunities. The projects listed below are but a few of our charitable giving partnerships.
The projects listed below are but a few of our Closer to the Heart partnerships.
Globe Life and its subsidiaries are proud to partner with the AAA Scholarship Foundation in Arizona to support quality education options for low-income families and families with disabled students.
$255,000 will directly impact underserved populations and communities using education tax credits. This donation will provide 40 scholarships for at-risk students to receive a quality education that best meets their learning needs.
For over 18 years, the AAA Scholarship Foundation has passionately advocated for underserved, underrepresented, and academically disadvantaged community members.
As part of its purpose-driven mission, Globe Life is committed to giving back through financial support and by spreading awareness. Focus areas include youth, families, veterans, military, education, health, and seniors.
Globe Life and DeMarcus Lawrence partnered to donate $20,000 to the North Texas Food Bank (NTFB) and feed community members in need. The Cowboys defensive end donated $2,500 for every recorded sack in the 2023 season, which Globe Life matched dollar for dollar.
Through the NTFB, this annual partnership helped close the hunger gap for the one in seven North Texans experiencing food insecurity.
Founded in 1982, the North Texas Food Bank is a nonprofit hunger relief organization that distributes donated and purchased foods in 13 counties
Globe Life is proud to support Breakthrough T1D, formerly the Junior Diabetes Research Foundation, to help Make Tomorrow Better for individuals who face type 1 diabetes (T1D).
Breakthrough T1D is the leading global organization harnessing the power of research, advocacy, and community engagement to advance life-changing breakthroughs in the disease.
Globe Life proudly supported its annual gala, which raised crucial funds to eradicate T1D.
Click here to learn about how Breakthrough T1D works every day to make T1D a thing of the past.
Globe Life is proud to award $30,000 in scholarships. Ten dependents of Globe Life employees were chosen to receive $3,000 towards college expenses, including tuition, fees, textbooks, and supplies for the 2024/2025 school year.
Winners were chosen for their exceptional academic achievements, community involvement, and leadership skills. Recipients are pursuing degrees in Aerospace Engineering, Acting, Computer Science, Business, Elementary Education, and more.
As part of its purpose-driven mission, Globe Life is committed to giving back through financial support and by spreading awareness. Focus areas include youth, families, veterans, military, education, health, and seniors.
Since 2019, Globe Life has provided $115,000 in scholarships to dependents of Globe Life and its subsidiaries.
Globe Life is proud to sponsor NewView Oklahoma’s Spring Invitational Beep Baseball tournament. The three-day tournament hosted more than 100 low-vision athletes from across the country.
Since 1949, NewView Oklahoma has empowered blind or low-vision individuals to maximize opportunities for opportunities through all stages of life.
If you would like to participate or volunteer at upcoming events in support of NewView, click here for more information.
Globe Life is proud to support Hope Village for Children through a tax credit program for eligible transitional home organizations.
Hope Village for Children provides specialized treatment programs, services, and facilities to meet the individual needs of neglected and abused children in Mississippi.
The Hope Village campus consists of two emergency shelters for children from birth to eighteen, two cottages licensed as long-term therapeutic residential facilities for children ages twelve to eighteen, and two transitional homes.
Click here to learn more about how they ‘lead each child to a place where hope is born.’
Globe Life is proud to support the Genesis Women’s Shelter as they work to provide safety, shelter, and support for women and children who have experienced domestic violence, and to raise awareness.
The 31st annual luncheon, and largest fundraiser of the year, featured keynote speaker, Sheryl Lee Ralph, and supported women and children taking their first steps toward hope and healing.
Genesis Women’s Shelter was founded in 1984 and continues to support more than 3,700 women and children yearly through their emergency shelter, transitional housing apartments, and nonresidential counseling office.
Click here to learn more about this organization and how you can make an impact.
Globe Life American Income National Income Division is proud to support Ascend Dallas (formerly named WiNGS), as they work to empower women, fight poverty, and impact generations by providing support services and resources.
The third-annual brunch highlighted the need of vulnerable women in the Dallas community and their stories of success through Ascend Dallas.
Click here to learn more about this organization and the positive impact they have on women and families.
At the Globe Life American Income/National Income (AIL/NIL) Division annual convention, a record-breaking charitable giving donation of $106,015 was presented to Convoy of Hope
The Surace-Smith-Bendure-Hartwig Organization claimed the highest total donation award by donating more than $11,000.
Globe Life AIL/NIL agents generously supported those affected by the wildfires immediately. Donations have directly supported individuals impacted by Hawaii wildfires, providing supplies, temporary shelter, Christmas gifts, and more.
Convoy of Hope is a humanitarian, faith-based organization on a mission to feed the hungry and bring help and hope to communities that need it most.
Globe Life is proud to sponsor the Children’s Advocacy Center of Collin County’s (CACCC) annual gala to help Make Tomorrow Better for children and families.
The CACCC is a nationally recognized nonprofit organization that provides hope to children and families victimized by child abuse.
In 2023, they served more than 2,800 children in Collin County. The CACCC brings experts together to provide family support, advocacy, counseling, and education to ensure safety and justice.
Click here to learn more about the impact the CACCC is making on the North Texas community.
Globe Life proudly supported the Navy Seal Foundation by sponsoring the Dallas-Fort Worth Evening of Tribute. The Navy SEAL Foundation provides critical support for the warriors, veterans, and families of Naval Special Warfare.
Globe Life is committed to helping Make Tomorrow Better for our veteran and military communities. It also focuses on youth, families, education, health, and seniors in the communities where we live, work, visit, and serve. Globe Life, agency offices, and employees collectively donated more than $4.11 million in 2023.
Click here to learn more about the Navy Seal Foundation.
Globe Life American Income National Income Division (AIL/NIL) supported Keeping Kids in School (KKIS) at their spring SGA meeting, raising over $72,000.
KKIS provides scholarships, school supplies, and more to high school and university students who would otherwise be unable to attend due to the cost.
This financial support will help reshape the lives of promising students to help them reach their educational dreams.
Click here to learn more about KKIS’s support for students in Mexico.
Globe Life American Income National Income Division (AIL/NIL) donated $31,797 to the Kids Cancer Foundation (KCF) at their spring Executive Council meeting.
Funds will help to enhance their Kids Cancer Center and provide expert care and emotional support to children battling cancer.
In addition to financial support, AIL/NIL donated $2,000 worth of LEGO kits and toys. Volunteers visited the Kids Cancer Center during KCF’s Spring Break camp to assemble space-themed LEGO kits with the kids they serve.
Click here to learn more about KCF and its impact on children with cancer.
Globe Life proudly supported Meals on Wheels Collin County's first-annual Illuminating Hope Gala, which highlighted the needs of those they serve and the dedication of volunteers.
Jennifer Haworth, EVP, and Chief Marketing Officer accepted the Inspired to Give award, which recognized Globe Life’s history of support. She thanked the staff and volunteers, adding, "In our mission to Make Tomorrow Better, Globe Life has vowed to be a force for good to help combat hunger and isolation in our senior communities."
With over half a million meals delivered annually, Meals on Wheels Collin County aims to empower disabled and older adults to thrive within their homes and communities. They offer homebound clients freshly prepared meals, wellness checks, and supplies.
Click here to learn more about Meals on Wheels Collin County and its mission to combat hunger and isolation in aging and disabled adults.
We proudly support the Senior Source as they serve and advocate for Dallas-area older adults.
Several Globe Life employees attended the 30th Anniversary Spirit of Generations Luncheon, which celebrates an individual or group of individuals who have contributed significantly in “thoughts, words and deeds” to all generations of the Dallas community past, present, and future.
The Senior Source surpassed their goal of $1,000,000 to help ensure the financial and emotional well-being of over 25,000 Dallas-area seniors.
Click here to learn more and help Make Tomorrow Better for seniors.
Caritas of Waco awarded AIL/NIL with their annual Chairman’s Cup for donating the most food during their annual Food for Families Food Drive.
We are proud to support Caritas of Waco as they fight poverty and food insecurity by providing access to vital resources to those who are most vulnerable.
AIL/NIL donated $5,000 to support Pack of Hope’s mission to erase child hunger by providing nutritious food.
AIL/NIL is proud to partner with Habitat for Humanity Waco to Make Tomorrow Better for those in need. Kevin Donaldson, Director of Agency Administration, recently presented a $1,000 gift card from AIL/NIL to a family to purchase household essentials and food for their new home.
Thank you to our employees who came together to help Make Tomorrow Better during the holidays.
Executive Council member Andrew McQuade, in partnership with AIL/NIL donated $15,000 to We Care Services for Children. We Care helps the most vulnerable children reach their full potential, regardless of their abilities or circumstances.