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Builders Mutual Names Stanberry Insurance to the Status of Champions Club
Posted on 03/01/2010
Raleigh, N.C. – Builders Mutual Insurance Company is pleased to announce that out of more than 600 agencies, Stanberry Insurance qualified to join Champions Club, the select group representing the top ten percent of agencies contracted with the company.
“Stanberry Insurance has shown tremendous growth and profitability through the last 3 years and we are pleased…
Serving Together For Haiti Relief
Posted on 02/11/2010
In the wake of last month’s disaster in Haiti, ERIE Insurance made a pledge to match Employee and Agent contributions, dollar for dollar, to the American Red Cross through their “Serving Together” partnership.
Stanberry Insurance contributed $500.00 to the relief fund that ultimately was a donation to the American Red Cross in the…
Making Home A Better Place
Posted on 02/04/2010
Providing insurance may be the Stanberry family’s specialty, but the company’s owners have yet other forté — serving their community.
Grim Future For Medicare Patients With Cancer That We Can Prevent
Posted on 01/27/2010
Have you ever bought a pink ribbon or a yellow LIVESTRONG bracelet? Chances are you have, as there are very few people in this country that have not felt the wrath of cancer. Whether you have been diagnosed, or a family member, friend or co-worker, we have all been touched by cancer. The United States…
Relay for Life team in Jackson County
Posted on 01/20/2010
Stanberry Insurance Agency is proud to announce the formation of our own Relay for Life team in Jackson County, North Carolina. The event will take place on June 4, 2010 at the Jackson County Recreation Center. Our company has been proudly sponsoring the event for years but this year seemed like the perfect opportunity to…
Recent Earthquake in Haiti Should Remind Western North Carolina of our Seismic Past
Posted on 01/15/2010
While many of us are taking the time to help provide aid to those devastated by the January 12th, 2010 earthquake in Haiti, we must pause to reflect on our own seismic past and what we preventative measures we can take in case of future action. A solid emergency plan can truly be lifesaving.
