Chubb holds fifth annual APAC day of service
Insurer’s offices in 12 markets hold various outreach activities to give back to the community
Chubb holds fifth annual APAC day of service
INSURANCE NEWS
By Gabriel Olano
29 Nov 2017
Chubb held its fifth annual regional day of service earlier this month, involving more than 1,000 employees in 12 markets.

Various Chubb offices across the Asia-Pacific region held their activities from November 6 to 10, focusing on improving livelihood and education opportunities for the underprivileged.

This year, Chubb held a wide range of volunteer activities in the following markets – Australia, mainland China, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Korea, Malaysia, New Zealand, Philippines, Singapore, Taiwan, Thailand, and Vietnam – reflecting the company’s diverse cultures across the region.

In Indonesia, volunteers helped build homes in an impoverished community in West Java. In Malaysia, several educational campaigns and field trips were organized for about 200 children in several states.

Thai volunteers taught children English lessons at Comunita Incontro Foundation School, while in Taiwan, Chubb employees collaborated with Hongdao Senior Citizens’ Welfare Foundation in conducting a handicrafts session and museum visit for a group of elders.

Chubb has held its annual regional day of service since 2012, as part of its belief that an organization’s success is not purely determined its business achievements, but also by its positive contributions to community engagement.


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