Team CNO's employee volunteers live our core values every day.

Here are some of the stories that highlight those values in action.

Feature Stories
April 19 2012
Bankers Life And Casualty Company Spreading Seeds Of Hope At The Bankers Life Fieldhouse
Bankers Life and Casualty tipped off its annual Forget Me Not Days® fundraiser at the Bankers Life Fieldhouse. This is the tenth consecutive year that the company is planting seeds of hope, raising awareness and funds for the Alzheimer’s Association.
 
January 02 2012
2. Washington National Title Sponsor of Wounded Warrior Amputees vs. NFL Stars Flag Football Game
Washington National Insurance Company announced its sponsorship of the Wounded Warrior Amputees vs. NFL Stars Flag Football Game. The event was a key part of the festivities leading up to Super Bowl XLVI. It featured a team of Wounded Warrior amputees who played a game of flag football against NFL players to raise money and awareness for veterans and active duty soldiers who have lost limbs during military service in Iraq and Afghanistan.
 
October 21 2011
HOPE Establishes Endowment Fund for the American Cancer Society
Members of Health Opportunity through Partnership in Education (HOPE) and Washington National’s 80,000 cancer policy certificate holders generously contributed to the HOPE foundation to promote its mission through partnerships with established non-profit organizations, such as the American Cancer Society.
 
July 14 2011
Bankers Life and Casualty Company Increases Alzheimer’s Association Support to $386,000; Street Donations Grow by 20%
Through its annual street corner fundraiser and a separate corporate donation, Bankers Life and Casualty Company has increased its support to the Alzheimer's Association® in 2011 to $386,000.
 
January 11 2011
A Record Breaking United Way Campaign for CNO
CNO’s Carmel-based employees pledged more than $240,000 to its United Way workplace campaign, exceeding the company's goal by nearly five percent. Including additional pledges from CNO employees in Chicago, Philadelphia and Dallas, along with the company's matching contribution of $145,000, the campaign raised more than $505,000 for United Way organizations in CNO's four major office locations. CNO and its employees have participated in the United Way workplace campaign for more than 11 years.