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Expanded annual initiative supports a wide range of causesIRVINE, Calif., November 27, 2023--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Alliant Insurance Services employees came together once again and raised more than $2.3 million in combined cash, food, and essential item donations in the company’s 2023 World Food Derby competition. The outstanding efforts of employees across the company help to provide critical relief to at-risk communities around the globe. In addition, Alliant employees joined forces and contributed nearly 1,700 volunteer hours to numerous deserving organizations.Created to support both local and global communities, World Food Derby is Alliant’s annual initiative to fundraise and volunteer time to help end world hunger in conjunction with World Food Day on October 16. The 2023 Derby was expanded to include non-food-related organizations that are making a significant community impact."It is inspiring to see the teamwork, camaraderie, and compassion of Alliant employees as they come together to address the pressing need of food insecurity and pitch in to help communities and those in need," said Diana Kiehl, Chief Administrative Officer of Alliant and head of the company’s philanthropy program. "Each year, the World Food Derby has grown in size and scope, enabling us to extend a helping hand to families, youth, the homeless, veterans, and so many other deserving individuals and causes."As part of the Derby, Alliant designated three charitable organizations that employees also could choose to support. A special $15,000 company match was provided for donations made by Alliant employees to Operation Homefront, Street Soccer USA, and Covenant House.In addition to the World Food Derby competition, Alliant supports a broad array of programs and charitable organizations throughout the year while encouraging and empowering employees to pursue causes that matter to them

Five Finger Death Punch is partnering with Covenant House, a non-profit organization dedicated to helping homeless and at-risk youth.

THOUSANDS TO JOIN THE ORGANIZATION IN TIMES SQUARE, METLIFE STADIUM, GILLETTE STADIUM, AND COVENANT HOUSE LOCATIONS ACROSS THE US, CANADA, MEXICO AND GUATEMALAIn support of November's designation as Youth Homelessness Awareness Month, Covenant House will be supported by longtime champions including Ariana DeBose, Rachel Brosnahan, Brian Cashman, John Dickerson, Audra McDonald, Raúl Castillo, Jewel, Saquon Barkley, Colton Ryan, and many others in an effort to end youth homelessness.NEW YORK, Nov. 1, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Covenant House, the largest, primarily privately funded charity in the Americas helping homeless and trafficked youth, is galvanizing business leaders, celebrities, individuals, and families from all walks of life this November for Youth Homelessness Awareness Month to put an end to youth homelessness.On November 16, the organization will host their annual Sleep Out to End Youth Homelessness presented by Cisco at 16 locations around the world. For the first-time ever, there will be a Sleep Out in Times Square presented by Kia, in addition to Covenant House locations across the U.S. Canada, Mexico, and Guatemala. Thousands of participants will give up their beds for one night to raise funds and ensure that young people facing homelessness can sleep safely at Covenant House."There are 4.2 million youth experiencing homelessness each year in the U.S. alone," said Covenant House President & CEO Bill Bedrossian