The Allstate Foundation works to empower
all people to imagine
—and achieve—
better for themselves and their community.
We believe in better for all.
Inspire the next generation of leaders.
The Allstate Foundation’s youth empowerment program helps give today’s youth the knowledge, attitude and skills to achieve academic success and become leaders in their community—and our world.
Break the cycle of domestic violence.
The Allstate Foundation’s domestic violence initiative helps those experiencing abuse find freedom through financial empowerment.
Close the nonprofit leadership gap.
Nonprofit Leadership Center joins forces with Kellogg School Center for Nonprofit Management to educate nonprofit leaders.
Honor our volunteers and build stronger communities.
See all the ways Allstate volunteers put their Helping Hands® to work in local neighborhoods across the country.
Follow our social impact.
99% of domestic violence cases include financial abuse. Help lock out abuse before it starts: Secure your important documents, birth certificates and social security cards with someone or someplace you trust. Visit the link bio to learn more.
99% of domestic violence cases include financial abuse. Help lock out abuse before it starts: Shred your bank statements and take steps to protect your other personal information. Visit the link in bio to learn more.
99% of domestic violence cases include financial abuse. Help lock out abuse before it starts: Apply your security settings, use 2-step verification and keep your passwords private. Visit the link in bio to learn more.
99% of domestic violence cases include financial abuse. Help lock out abuse before it starts: Keep tabs on credit and accounts opened in your name and try to pay bills on time. Visit the link in bio to learn more.
Teens already stress about school. But this year, theirmajor concerns are COVID 19 (78%) and racism (68%). The link in our bio has resources to help them through this time by teaching skills like resilience and stress management.
When asked how they feel about this school year, teens said they were uncertain, nervous and stressed. The link in our bio has useful resources for families to help teens manage emotions and build skills like resilience.
Social and emotional learning (#SEL) skills like empathy, resilience and stress management are more important than ever as children face uncertainty in their lives. Find activities to help kids learn these critical skills:
We’re proud to contribute $5 million to accelerate relief and recovery of domestic violence victims, youth in need, first responders and communities at large. Click link in bio to find details and resources to help communities cope.
