Allstate Insurance Agent Adriana Hartmann, Aurora, IL

By helping educate the public about rescue dogs, we earned SAFE Now Animal Rescue an $11,000 Allstate Foundation Helping Hands grant that will aid the organization’s intentions to keep animals from being euthanized and provide them with new homes. We see firsthand the opportunities and challenges facing our area, which is why we believe in SAFE Now Animal Rescue’s work. We’re proud to be among thousands of Allstate volunteers around the country who care for their communities by supporting important local causes.

I joined WGN Radio in Naperville to discuss my life as an insurance agent, why I got into the insurance business, and also wanted to lend a helping hand to Feed My Starving Children. Check it out below:

Our agency recently helped secure a $10,000 Allstate Foundation Helping Hands in the Community grant for the Alzheimer’s Association. The funds will be used to support those affected by the condition and research ways to cure it. Giving back to my local community is tremendously rewarding and gives me a sense of purpose. I believe when we help others our communities are stronger and healthier, which is why I’m proud to support Alzheimer’s Association’s work.