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Another exciting day to be an LA28 Olympic & Paralympic Games partner. ✨

What does trust look like in practice? It looks like neighbors, community leaders and companies working together to strengthen the places they call home. Across the country, organizations are doing just that—from bringing generations together through storytelling in New Orleans to helping Appalachian communities address flood recovery to empowering neighborhood leaders and youth to revive Baltimore’s public spaces. These efforts remind us that trust grows through relationships, collaboration and consistent action. We're honored that the Trust in Practice Awards received the 2026 Citizens Award for Best Civic Engagement Program from the U.S. Chamber Foundation. More importantly, this recognition celebrates those doing the work of building stronger, more connected communities every day. Looking to get involved? Strong communities are built through everyday actions. Look for opportunities to volunteer, mentor or support local organizations. Bringing people together around a shared goal helps build trust day by day in our communities. Learn more about the program and this year's awardees: http://spr.ly/6045BH99Hh #BusinessSolves

Everyone deserves to feel safe and supported at work. Allstate is helping advance survivor-supportive workplaces as part of the Survivor Empowerment Network, founded by The Allstate Foundation. Supporting survivors starts with listening. Through conversations with survivors and partner organizations, we learned that access to finances independent of an abusive partner can be a critical step toward safety. This insight helped shape many of the resources available to Allstate employees. An option available to employees is paycheck flexibility that allows earnings to be split across multiple accounts. It's a reminder that meaningful support starts by understanding what people need and taking action based on what we learn. If you or someone you know is experiencing domestic violence, visit the National Domestic Violence Hotline: http://spr.ly/6046BHgCSI Employers interested in building survivor-supportive programs can learn more about the Survivor Empowerment Network: http://spr.ly/6047BHgCSL

We’re fired up for what’s next as an LA28 Olympic & Paralympic Games partner. Allstate is proud to be a Presenting Partner of the LA28 Olympic and Paralympic Torch Relays. For the first time ever, the Olympic flame will travel on a coast-to-coast journey through all 50 states.  As the Official Home and Auto Insurance Partner of the LA28 Games, we look forward to connecting with our customers, agents and employees in communities across the nation through one of the most iconic traditions in sports. Drop a comment to let us know what cities you’re hoping the Torch Relays will visit. 👇 

Iced coffee in hand? Great. No iced coffee? Also great. Either way, you've got a seat at our virtual interview table. Bring your experience, your perspective and your whole self. We'll take care of the rest. Check out open roles at Allstate: allstate.com/careers

Great ideas get even better when we come together. That’s what our Agency and Allstate Financial Services Conference is all about. Last week, thousands of Allstate agents, financial specialists and leaders gathered from across the country to think big and connect as a team. At the center of it all are our customers. #AC26 is another opportunity to learn from one another, invest in and innovate for the future and explore new ways to build relationships with customers and protect what really matters. One agent summed it up perfectly, “I’m genuinely excited to take what I learned back to my agency, evolve alongside my company and be part of shaping what comes next.”

When a storm damages a roof, a pipe bursts behind a wall or a car's sensors are affected in a collision, customers are suddenly faced with unfamiliar questions and important decisions, relying on claims specialists for guidance. Enter Allstate Claims University, a new 33,000-square-foot training campus in Dallas designed to help claims professionals build expertise through immersive, hands-on learning. This is innovation you can walk through. At the state-of-the-art campus, claims professionals train in full-scale homes with realistic water, fire, wind and hail damage, and work with nearly 30 vehicles representing today’s evolving technologies, including electric vehicles, sensors, cameras and advanced driver-assistance systems. Why does that matter? As homes, vehicles and repair technologies become more sophisticated, claims become more complex. By giving our teams real-world experience before they arrive at a customer’s home or inspect a damaged vehicle, they can better understand damage, make more informed assessments, explain repair recommendations more clearly and best support customers navigating recovery. Executive vice president and chief claims officer Mike Fiato explains that investing in Allstate Claims University starts with our people and ends with our customers. “When someone’s home is damaged by a storm or their vehicle is involved in an accident, they need more than a claim process: they need an expert. By investing in our teams, we’re helping ensure customers receive the expertise, care and confidence they need when it matters most.” Learn more about building a claims career at Allstate: https://lnkd.in/gJQQE_TC

Blue might be our favorite color, but gold, silver and bronze are pretty hard to beat. Allstate is proud to be a Founding Partner of the LA28 Olympic & Paralympic Games and the official home and auto insurance partner of Team USA. Allstate’s support of Team USA and LA28 builds on more than 20 years of supporting college athletics through scholarships and programs that recognize student-athletes’ leadership and community impact.

Congratulations to the 2026 Trust in Practice awardees! Your commitment to building trust is strengthening communities and making an impact across the country. We’re proud to support your ongoing efforts to move trust forward. Learn more about the awardees: http://spr.ly/6042BB7sOy