Non-Profit Community Group Insurance

Community-based organizations, whether incorporated or not, face more risk than they generally know — with liability and property exposures constantly threatening to disrupt the continuity of their organization’s existence. Groups and clubs that properly address their risk needs can operate with the confidence of knowing that they are prepared for most incidents that can threaten their continued operation. Avoiding the negative outcomes that can result from the day-to-day activities of a community group may be a matter of properly managing your risk coverage.

Working closely with municipalities, local governments, and community groups, Marsh Canada Limited (Marsh Canada) administers the Non-Profit Community Group (NPCG) Insurance Program to help meet the unique risk coverage needs of non-profit organizations across Canada. Best of all, your NPCG Insurance can be purchased online.

What is the best way to buy insurance for your non-profit community group?

Buying insurance for your community group can be easy. Marsh Canada is pleased to offer a convenient online solution for your non-profit community group insurance needs. Just click through, answer the required rating questions, choose your coverage, and pay for your insurance. It’s that simple.

Why buy non-profit community group insurance through Marsh Canada?

Marsh Canada helped 590 community group customers manage and protect their organizations in 2019. These customers benefited from:

• Industry-Focus – Providing insurance coverage specifically for non-profit community groups and organizations.
• Compliant Coverage – Ability to help ensure the insurance offered meets the requirements of municipal councils and local governments.
• Tailored Product Offering – Capable of meeting each group’s unique needs.
• Broad Acceptance Criteria – Making it easier to buy the insurance your community group needs.
• Experienced Service Team – With understanding of the specific needs of community groups and associations.
• Online Quotation and Administration – System providing convenience and efficiency — 100% paperless.

Is my community group eligible for insurance through this offering?

Most likely yes. Groups seeking coverage under this insurance program generally share the following characteristics:

• Exist as a not-for-profit group/organization.
• Provide a public benefit or serves a charitable purpose for the broader community.
• Consist mainly of volunteers or members.

Marsh can broker insurance for a wide variety of community groups including most that fall into the following coverage categories:

• Animal-Related
• Arts and Culture
• Children and Family
• Church and Religious Bodies
• Community Business
• Community Care/Human Services
• Education
• Employment and Training
• Environment, Conservation, and Heritage            
• Health
• Indigenous
• Multicultural
• Older People
• Public Safety
• Recreation and Leisure
• Regional Development
• Science and Technology
• Special Education
• Sports and Athletics
• Women
• Youth

What are the coverages available?

The Insurance Program provides an extensive range of broad coverages that can be tailored to meet each group’s specific risks and exposures including:

• Commercial General Liability Insurance 
  • This coverage provides your club or community group with indemnity against sums which you become legally liable to pay by way of compensation for bodily injury and/or property damage to the public resulting from an insured occurrence which arises from your negligence or the negligence of your members engaged on behalf of the club or community group - up to $5,000,000 coverage limit with optional extensions for Liquor liability.
  • Professional Indemnity endorsement available for covered negligent acts, errors, or omissions in the conduct of your professional services.
  • Abuse Limitation endorsement available for any allegation of actual or threatened abuse.
• Non-Profit Directors and Officers Liability Insurance 
  • Provides coverage against liability incurred through activities/services conducted by your club or community group and for the wrongful acts of your board members and administration — up to $2,000,000 limit.
• Group Accident − Volunteer Workers Insurance
  •  Provides coverage to volunteer workers if those persons sustain injury while working for and on behalf of your club or community group — up to $150,000 death benefit.
• Board Accident Insurance
  
  • The insurance covers Board members and key individuals for accidental loss of life or dismemberment, and provides for a period of weekly income in the event of disability resulting from an accident – up to $250,000 limit
• Business Property and Contents Insurance
  • The Property insurance coverage will provide Replacement Coverage for Contents of every description following damage to such property belonging to the club or community group caused by an insured peril.
  •  Crime coverage will provide indemnity following the theft or loss of money due to employee dishonesty, loss inside/outside premises, depositor’s forgery..
    Provides repair and replacement coverage for buildings, fixtures, contents, etc.
  • Equipment Breakdown coverage available for mechanical or electrical breakdown of equipment.
  • Crime coverage available for employee dishonesty, burglary, money order and counterfeit paper transactions, and depositors forgery.

Need to know more about non-profit community group insurance?

Please visit the Frequently Asked Questions section of our website or contact your Marsh licensed insurance broker directly at:

1 888 755 5247 | Email: nfp.service@marsh.com

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