New York Life Contributes More Than 6,000 Volunteer Hours During Month of Service
New York Life's Month of Service was held during the nationally recognized Life Insurance Awareness Month to draw attention to the power of selfless giving both through volunteering and the gift of a life insurance policy to a family.
"While New York Life has provided peace of mind and financial security to families after the loss of a loved one for 166 years, helping others in need goes beyond the reach of our business, it's part of our culture," said Chris Park, president, New York Life Foundation. "The Foundation added childhood bereavement as a content area in 2008, and by choosing the theme of childhood bereavement for the company's Month of Service this year we are able to add people power to highlight the importance of this issue. Our agents and employees were able to offer their time and talent and improve the lives of young people and their families coping with loss in the cities and towns where they live and work."
