Non-Profit & Church Insurance

D&O, abuse liability, volunteer coverage, event liability, property, and cyber for mission-driven organizations.

Who Needs It

  • Churches and faith communities
  • Charities, foundations, and social-service agencies
  • Youth programs, camps, and schools

What It Covers

  • D&O for board members and officers
  • GL for premises, events, and volunteers
  • Sexual misconduct and abuse liability
  • Volunteer accident
  • Property and contents
  • Cyber for donor data
  • Crime/fidelity for donor funds
  • Auto for vans and volunteer drivers

What It Does Not Cover

  • Abuse claims where no screening program existed and the form requires one
  • Employment claims without EPLI
  • Events off-premises without the endorsement
  • Fundraising raffles and gambling where excluded

Texas Notes

Texas charitable-immunity statutes limit but do not eliminate volunteer and organization liability; abuse-prevention programs drive both eligibility and price.

Florida Notes

Florida requires background screening for many youth-serving roles; carriers expect documented programs.

Non-Profit & Church Insurance Questions We Hear Most

Why do we need D&O with no revenue?

Board members can be sued personally over governance, employment, and fiduciary decisions. D&O is what lets people agree to serve.

What does abuse liability actually require?

Written screening, two-adult rules, and training. Carriers price on the program, and many exclude the coverage without one.

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