From left, members of Farm Bureau Mutual Insurance Co. of Idaho’s 2023 United Way Campaign: Katie Pence, Brenda Swindle, Todd Argall, Wendi Ames (United Way), Shantay Bloxham (United Way), Caitlin Baker, Bridget Dahmer, and Brandon Peterson. Not pictured: LeAnn Nelson.
Farm Bureau gives $36k to elevate community programs in Southeast Idaho
At a companywide event on Nov. 2, the employees of Farm Bureau Mutual Insurance Co. of Idaho presented a ceremonial check in the amount of $36,477 to United Way of Southeastern Idaho.
Farm Bureau’s gift to United Way of Southeastern Idaho will help provide critical support for community members in need, said Wendi Ames, Director of Donor and Community Engagement at United Way.
“We’re grateful for the important work the United Way of Southeastern Idaho does in our communities, and we’re proud to work with them toward our shared goal of creating positive change,” said Todd Argall, Executive Vice President and CEO of Farm Bureau Mutual Insurance Co. of Idaho. “Our $36,477 donation reflects the heart of our company, where success is measured not in just numbers, but also in the positive difference we make in the lives of others.”
Argall went on to say that he is immensely proud of Farm Bureau’s agents and employees for leading with their hearts and standing united on this initiative.
“$36,477 – that’s the amount raised in just a few weeks by our team of Farm Bureau Insurance agents and employees,” said Farm Bureau Mutual Insurance Co. of Idaho’s 2023 United Way Campaign Committee. “The committee wants to express our deepest gratitude to our agents and employees for their generous support throughout this campaign. Thank you for choosing to be leaders in helping those in need.”
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Employees of Farm Bureau Mutual Insurance Co. of Idaho present a check for $36,477 to United Way of Southeastern Idaho to help provide critical support for community members in need.
