Corporate Citizenship and Philanthropy

A Message from our Global Head of Corporate Citizenship

"AIG is committed to making a positive difference in the communities where we live, work and serve our customers by supporting organizations that help create a more resilient future for individuals, families and communities. We honor AIG’s history of giving back and continue to put purpose into action by volunteering in our local communities, helping employees through difficult times, supporting organizations that address society’s most pressing needs and by otherwise working toward the greater good."

- Laura Gallagher

Philanthropy

Throughout 2021, AIG donated $27 million in charitable contributions and matching grants. This included a $5 million strategic investment to address racial inequity, promote equitable practices, provide COVID-19 relief, and support community resilience.

AIG is proud to support employees’ generosity through the Matching Grants Program by matching employee charitable contributions 2:1 up to $10,000 per year.

AIG recognizes that operating as a responsible corporate citizen is central to our success as a business. We are committed to delivering meaningful and measurable societal value by investing in programs that address critical issues around the world and leveraging the power of our employees, core competencies, business partners and products.

AIG supports artistic, cultural and educational institutions where we live and operate, offering employees and their families opportunities to explore through the AIG Museum Membership Program.

Volunteerism

AIG provides opportunities for employees to use their time and talent to support and improve communities. For 2020, AIG increased the Volunteer Time Off allowance, enabling employees to dedicate an additional day of service to diversity, equity, and inclusion causes. Some of the 2020 highlights include:

Strengthening Communities Through Volunteerism

In 2020, AIG employees continued to demonstrate a commitment to volunteering as all events went virtual. This included hosting a month-long virtual food drive that provided approximately 265,000 meals to food banks across the United States; #GivingTuesday virtual community events; and the Thousand Acts of Kindness campaign, during which colleagues internally showcased personal acts of support for essential workers, small businesses and neighbors in need.