Nonprofits Insurance Alliance understands the unique needs of the nonprofit sector. As a nonprofit exclusively serving 501(c)(3) organizations, NIA understands that accountability extends beyond good stewardship of funds — it includes delivering products and services while protecting people and property.
NIA believes that risk management is the key to accountability for any organization.
To support that belief, your NIA membership includes access to an array of free, discounted, and highly subsidized risk management services — all outlined in this Member Resources Guide.
This guide has all the information you need to make sure your nonprofit is taking full advantage of the many benefits available to you as an NIA member. Using these member resources will help to keep people and property out of harm’s way, preserve your nonprofit’s reputation, and enable your organization to save money for mission.
NIA’s teams are here to serve you — and support the great work you do for your communities across the country.
Thank you for being part of the Nonprofits Insurance Alliance family.
How to Access Member Risk Management Services
To learn more about any resource listed in this guide, click the corresponding menu button. Each member resource description includes “How to Access” directions.
Our risk management services are available to you through the NIA Nonprofit Learning & Resource Center. Inside, you will find thousands of risk management and loss control resources, including tools, templates, guides, and training to support you in keeping your people and property out of harm’s way. This self-service portal is available to you 24/7.
For questions about the NIA Nonprofit Learning & Resource Center, the Member Resources Guide, or any of the services listed on this site, contact NIA Risk Management Services at 800-359-6422, ext. 5001, or RMS@insurancefornonprofits.org.
Disclaimer: The purpose of the Member Resources Guide is to provide information rather than advice or opinion. The member is responsible for appropriate use of resources, and specific member benefits or resources are not guaranteed.
The information in this guide does not amend, modify, or supplement any insurance policy. Consult the actual policy or your insurance broker for details about plans, premiums, and coverage. Please keep in mind that individual brokers are not employed by, nor are agents of the companies that comprise NIA, who does not endorse or recommend and is not responsible for any advice, actions, views, opinions, or statements of the brokers.
Certain products and services may not be available in all states and may be subject to change without notice.