Allstate agents, and employees including myself are joining forces with the Boys and Girls Club on October 15th. We’re volunteering our time to paint classrooms, and beautify the clubs landscaping in an effort to better six clubs across the greater Kansas City. These clubs provide a fun and safe environment for youth and promote and develop self-esteem. We are also teaching club youth how to show their ability to organize and lead in an effort to prepare them for college and a career. I am excited about participating in this cause. This community is my agency’s greatest ally and I truly enjoying giving back to it. For every agent who volunteers, The Allstate Foundation will donate $1,000 to the Boys and Girls Club to continue to make a difference in the chapters across Kansas City. We will continue to partner and dedicate their time with the Boys and Girls Club of Kansas City to teach youth how to develop values and skills and feel empowered to take action in their communities.

Olathe, KS road safety increased to the top 10 best in the nation! Using accident avoidance data to rank 200 of the largest U.S. cities, Allstate’s annual America’s Best Drivers Report keeps you aware of your local road safety. Check out Olathe’s progress in the 2016 report and see how they compare to others in the nation. Being aware of where your local roads rank can help further increase their safety.

Olathe is considered one of the safest driving cities in the United States, according to a new set of rankings from the Allstate 2016 America’s Best Drivers Report. The new list factors in population density when determining the best cities – fewer motorists typically translates to fewer crashes. With population density in the mix, Olathe ranks 9th on the new list. Click the link below to see the entire report.