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Giving Thanks To All Participants
Watch the videoThe Chubb Charity Challenge is about harnessing the spirit of competition and working together with our business partners, clients and colleagues to build deeper relationships in our local communities and become the best neighbors possible by giving back. We are proud and honored to help the participating teams support their charities of choice through the game of golf.
Each year, our teams raise significant money for their charities of choice. See how these funds are impacting communities.
Our teams usually have a deep personal connection with the charity they play for. We feel privileged to help them support their causes.
More than 6,000 charities across the United States and Canada have received donations through agent, broker and client participation in Chubb Charity Challenge.
In 1996, Chubb’s Murray Hill office hosted its first charity golf tournament at Meteconk Golf Club. Local New Jersey charities received $25,000 in donations from the event. In 1999, Chubb’s Northern Zone expanded the concept to 10 branches, and in 2000, the Chubb Charity Challenge was officially born. Now, nearly every one of our 48 branches across North America hosts its own local tournament, with players competing to advance to the national event. Teams have raised nearly $15 million for local charities since the tradition began.
Our business partners and clients join with our local staff in locations around North America to enjoy a day on the course dedicated to fun and philanthropy. At least five foursomes compete in a local event, each selecting a charity to play for. The winner earns a trip to the finals to play for $50,000.
Watch how this amount increases as local tournaments take place this spring and summer.
To learn more about tournaments in your area, explore the map below.
See how our 2018 winners celebrated their $50,000 Chubb Charity Challenge win.
More than 360 teams participated in our 2018 challenge, raising as much as $903,150 for their charities of choice. Here are the 45 teams who won their local tournaments and earned the right to win more than $50,000 for their charity of choice at the Kiawah Island Golf Resort from Oct. 28-30.
Each year our teams choose local charities to play on behalf of in our tournament. More than 6,000 charities have received donations in nearly 20 years.
We interviewed some of our finalists to learn how and why they’re golfing for good in the
Chubb Charity Challenge.
The money our teams raise makes a big difference for their charities of choice. See what they do and why it matters.
The 2017 grand prize winning team, Bankers Insurance from the Richmond branch, played their hearts out for a local hospice for children.
IMA of Colorado won $30,000 in the 2017 Charity Challenge for Food for Thought, a Denver-based charity that feeds 5,000+ students every week of the school year.
The team from insurance agency York International won the 2016 finals for cancer research charity V Foundation.
The team from wholesale broker RT Specialty won the 2015 finals for career development charity Opportunity Knocks.
Players from our 2014 finals won funds to help bring us all closer to a cure for CF. Watch this video to learn the personal reasons why.
The Dallas team from McGriff, Seibels & Williams won the grand prize for a cause that hit home. Watch to see how much.
Nearly 50 teams participated in our 2017 challenge, raising thousands of dollars for their charities of choice. Colleagues and clients enjoyed the competition, camaraderie and the chance to golf for a good cause.
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Experience the highs, the lows and all the good fun that was had at last year’s competition.
Bankers Insurance, LLC won the $50,000 grand prize for Edmarc Hospice for Children. Congratulations to them and our Richmond branch. The top 5 rounded out as such: Arthur J. Gallagher (Los Angeles) raised $45,000 for Children’s Hospital of Los Angeles; M3 (Milwaukee) won $40,000 for Milwaukee Center for Independence; Conner Strong & Buckelew (Philadelphia/Harrisburg) won $35,000 for The Cooper Foundation and Caron; and Lloyd Sadd Insurance (Calgary) raised $30,000 for Kids Up Front.
From how it works to who competes, get the details on the Chubb Charity Challenge.
The Chubb Charity Challenge is an annual golf tournament, now in its 19th year, aimed at raising funds for local charities across North America. Agents, brokers and clients form teams and play in local tournaments organized by Chubb’s nearby branch offices. Each team plays on behalf of a local charity of their choosing. The winning team in each regional tournament is invited to play in the national tournament in the fall for a chance to win up to $50,000 in donations for their chosen charity.
Chubb invites insurance agents, brokers and clients to form teams with up to four players. Tournaments take place in cities across North America from May through September.
To hold a tournament, local branches must have at least five teams participating. Each team picks a charity or organization that they play for in the tournament. The winnings go to the designated charities, based on each team’s ranking in the event leaderboard. A portion of the local entry fees fund the prize pool for the national tournament.
The winning team in each regional tournament is invited to play in the national tournament in November, for a chance to win from $5,000 to $50,000 in additional donations for their charity.
The 2018 Chubb Charity Challenge national finals will take place on October 28-30, at The Sanctuary at Kiawah in Kiawah, S.C.
Chubb is committed to supporting the local communities where we work. The tournament was designed to provide a fun, competitive activity to bring together agents, brokers and clients to thank them for their relationship with us. The money donated through the tournament helps local charities expand their impact in their communities. We are proud to be involved in giving back to the organizations that make a difference in the lives of our agents, brokers and clients, as well as their communities.
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