For churches & nonprofits
Churches & Nonprofits Insurance.
Start with your business.
Bring the details of your organisation, activities, volunteers and facilities.
Start with the details
A conversation around your operation.
Use these topics to organize your questions. Bring the parts of your business that make your operation different.
Questions to explore with Jay
Buildings and contents
Bring the details of your operation and ask Jay to review relevant policy wording, limits, exclusions and endorsements.
Events and community activities
Bring the details of your operation and ask Jay to review relevant policy wording, limits, exclusions and endorsements.
Staff, volunteers and safeguarding
Bring the details of your operation and ask Jay to review relevant policy wording, limits, exclusions and endorsements.
Vehicles and leadership responsibilities
Bring the details of your operation and ask Jay to review relevant policy wording, limits, exclusions and endorsements.
These are topics for discussion, not a promise of coverage. Policy terms, exclusions, eligibility and available options require review for your individual operation.
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More common questionsWhat should I bring to a churches & nonprofits insurance review?
Bring property and equipment values, activities, events and facility use, employee and volunteer roles, current policies, contracts and claims history. Mention changes in your activities or property since your last review.
Are all of these risks automatically covered?
No. Availability and coverage depend on your operations, eligibility and the policy issued. Ask Jay to review the wording, limits, exclusions and endorsements before making a decision.
What if my business has more than one activity?
Describe each activity, location, service and sales channel. Jay can review the relevant questions with you; one policy should not be assumed to cover every operation.
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What’s on
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Start a quote request or choose a time to talk with Jay.