Support Effective Charities for Free When You Buy Life Insurance – Here's How (Commissions for a Cause)
By Brad West @ 2024-10-01T13:11 (+26)
TL;DR:
Support high-impact charities like The Life You Can Save’s Maximum Impact Fund or The New Roots Institute simply by purchasing life insurance through the Profit for Good Initiative's Commissions for a Cause program. It costs you nothing extra, but 40% of the agent's commissions will go to your choice between The Life You Can Save's Maximum Impact Fund and the New Roots Institute. Sign up here in less than a minute.
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The Profit for Good Initiative is excited to announce the launch of Commissions for a Cause, a program that lets you support effective charities without paying a cent more! Our agent is contractually committed to donating 40% of their commissions he receives from any insurance sale to the charity you select from among our two current programs. That means by purchasing life insurance through us, you can:
- Help end global poverty via The Life You Can Save’s Maximum Impact Fund,
- Support efforts to combat factory farming with the New Roots Institute,
all at no extra cost to you.
Interested?
It takes less than a minute to sign up – click here to get started.
This opportunity is available for buyers in the U.S., Canada, and Mexico. Even if you're not in the market for life insurance, someone in your network may be. By helping us spread the word, you enable more people to support effective charities through their necessary purchases.
How You Can Help:
- Sign up for Commissions for a Cause if you are in the market for insurance products
- Share this post or mention the program to friends, family, and your social media network.
- Tell people they can make a difference by choosing where they buy.
- Consider donating to help us expand our ad spend and reach more people globally.
- Volunteer to help create or evaluate marketing content to reach a wider audience.
For more information, or to get involved, email brad@profit4good.org . Together, we can make a big impact without anyone having to spend more!
Ian Turner @ 2024-10-01T21:14 (+3)
Do we have a sense of how large the commissions typically are as a percentage of the premium? Also curious what sort of auditing/verification you have in mind, if any.
Brad West @ 2024-10-01T21:26 (+2)
Hi Ian,
In the case of our current agent, he receives 45% of the annualized premiums as a commission. If he gets high enough sales, with where he currently works, his commission percentage of annualized premiums could go as high as 80%. We also are open to working with other independent insurance agents who get commissions percentages that are a larger portion of annualized premiums than that.
But even at the current rate, a purchase can translate into a rather significant donation, in the hundreds, or even thousands of dollars, without costing the buyer anything more for the same policy.
Regarding auditing/verification intend to give the person who bought the policy documentation showing the donation corresponding with their purchase of insurance. We also intend to periodically indicate how much in donations has been made through all of our programs to charity recipients.
We would be open to further auditing, of course, as would be consistent with the privacy rights of buyers.