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Get Tailored Nonprofit Insurance To Protect Your 501(c)(3) Organization in North Carolina From The Allen Thomas Group Agency

Your organization needs insurance as a protection against potential risks to your 501(c)(3).
Our licensed North Carolina independent insurance agency serves organizations that make our communities better.
The Allen Thomas Group brings 20 years of experience protecting NC nonprofits with custom insurance solutions.Β
We match your organization with coverage that fits your mission, budget, and specific risks and help with risk management too.
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What is the cost of insurance for a North Carolina nonprofit?
Β On average, general liability insurance costs about $44 to $531 per year, while a business owner’s policy (BOP) averages around $84 per month or $1,003 annually.
Additional coverages like workers’ compensation insurance may cost approximately $80 per month or $980 per year depending on the organization’s size and risk factors.
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Protection That Matches Your Nonprofit Organization Mission
NC nonprofit organizations face distinct challenges that standard business insurance doesn’t address. Your 501(c)(3) needs coverage built for volunteer programs, board governance, special events, and community service activities.
Our insurance specialists work with North Carolina nonprofits every day, from small local charities to major foundations to protect your organization. When you work with The Allen Thomas Group, you get real answers about the protection your non profit needs.
The foundation of non profit protection starts with general liability, but your organization needs more. We build complete insurance coverage to protect your board members, staff and volunteers, and facilities and equipment.
Our team analyzes your specific needs and builds protection that works for your budget.
Each nonprofit has unique risks – your food bank has different insurance needs than a youth mentoring program or animal rescue. We understand these differences and create coverage packages that fit. You can even benefit from an umbrella insurance policy.
Types of Insurance Options for Nonprofits in North Carolina
The Allen Thomas Group matchesΒ coverage limits to your non profit’s size and activities.Β
Here are the common types of social service insurance programs we provide for North Carolina-based nonprofits that vary widely by the type of non profit and needs of our clients.
The policies listed here offer an idea of the types of coverage you may consider for your volunteering services.
General liability insurance for nonprofits protects your social service organization from third-party claims of bodily injury, property damage, and personal injury.
Commercial general liability coverage for nonprofits in North Carolina handlesΒ medical costs if someone gets hurt at your location or during your events. It pays legal fees if your non-profit faces a lawsuit over accidents or injuries. General liability shields your organization when volunteers or staff cause damage while serving your mission.
It helps North Carolina nonprofits meet lease requirements, grant conditions, and contract obligations.Β
Commercial auto insurance coverage for nonprofits covers vehicles used for 501(c)(3) activities in North Carolina. Auto policy protects cars, vans, and trucks owned by your organization. You may get additional protection for other vehicles, including non-owned and hired ones.
It extends to employees and volunteers using personal vehicles for nonprofit work. The policy pays for accident damage, injuries, and legal claims from vehicle incidents. Your policyΒ includes collision, comprehensive, and liability protection.
Workers’ comp provides 501(c)(3) protection for employees who suffer job-related injuries or illness. This state-required insurance provides coverage for medical expenses and lost wages for injured staff members. It provides nonprofit protection from lawsuits over workplace accidents and health issues.Β
Workers’ comp covers injuries during events, office work, and off-site activities. Your 501(c)(3) needs this protection even with a small staff.Β
Every nonprofit is unique. It’s an important insurance program we provide to nonprofits throughout the state. Property insurance protects nonprofit buildings, contents, and equipment from damage or loss. This coverage responds to fire, storms, theft, and vandalism at your locations.
The policy covers your office building, computers, furniture, program materials, and stored donations. It covers building upgrades and temporary relocation costs. Your nonprofit gets protection for signs, fencing, and outdoor equipment.
We help not-for-profit organizations track asset values and maintain proper coverage levels. Your property insurance portfolio includes special protection for unique items and donated goods.
D&O insurance plans for liability protection safeguards board members’ personal assets from claims related to their non profit leadership decisions.
You need insurance coverage to rescue your board from allegations of mismanagement, discrimination, or improper board conduct. North Carolina board members need protection when making choices about programs, hiring, finances, or organizational changes.Β
D&O insurance covers legal defense costs and settlements from claims against board members and officers. ItΒ extends to committee members and advisory boards. Your non-profit needs D&O policyΒ to attract and retain qualified board members who make tough decisions.
EPLI protects 501(c)(3) organizations from employment-related claims and lawsuits. It handles claims for sexual abuse, discrimination, harassment, wrongful termination, and unfair practices. It pays legal costs to defend your nonprofit against employee complaints.
Liability coverage protects full-time staff, part-time workers, and volunteers. Your nonprofit gets help creating personnel policies and employment procedures. We match coverage to your staff size and employment risks. Your EPLI policy includes access to HR resources and legal guidance.
Β Special Event Coverage That Won't Break Your BudgetΒ
Planning a fundraiser? Hosting a community program? Special event insurance protects your nonprofit from risks at one-time or recurring events.
Whether you are running one not-for-profit or hosting thousands of events each year, from small volunteer gatherings to major fundraising galas, you get theΒ coverage for annual galas and donor appreciation dinners that bring your supporters together.
Community outreach programs and educational workshops need protection too.Β
When your nonprofit runs athletic events or tournaments or provide home to a vast number of needy, ranging from children’s homes and rehabilitative groups, we make sure you have the right coverage for the vast number of social service activities you do and the people you serve.Β
Food service activities at events get specific attention – we know the risks and how to protect against them.Β

Cyber liability insurance protects NC nonprofits from data breaches and digital threats. This insurance coverage for nonprofit handles costs when donor information, client records, or financial data gets compromised.Β
It pays for breach notification, credit monitoring, and legal defense against privacy claims.
The policy covers ransomware attacks, phishing scams, and system outages. Your nonprofit gets support for data recovery and network restoration.Β
Business interruption insurance policy protects non-profits in more ways than one. It helps you maintain operations after property damage or disasters.
It replaces lost income when your organization can’t provide normal services. It pays ongoing expenses like payroll and utilities during repairs.
The policy covers costs to operate from temporary locations. Your nonprofit maintains critical programs during recovery periods.
Your policy includes extra expenseΒ coverage for unexpected recovery costs.
This insurance provides liability protection forΒ non profits offering guidance and support services. It includes coverage for claims of improper advice or emotional and psychological harm.Β
It covers licensed professionals and qualified staff providing counseling.Β
The policy includes privacy protection for client information. Your nonprofit gets coverage for both in-person and virtual counseling.Β
We match protection levels to your counseling programs. This is an important coverage you may consider carrying to protect your 501(c)(3) from legal defense costs in the event someone files a lawsuit.
Why Choose The Allen Thomas Group for Insurance Coverage for Nonprofit?

Your nonprofit budget matters – we find insurance solutions that fit your finances.
The Allen Thomas Group works with multiple insurance carriers to get competitive rates.
We review coverage costs annually to find savings opportunities. Multi-policy discounts help stretch your insurance dollars further.
Our insurance group understands the need to explain terms and conditions andΒ costs clearly so you can make informed decisions.
Grant Compliance and Insurance Documentation
Many grants require specific insuranceΒ and documentation. The Allen Thomas Group helps non-profits meet funder requirements.
North Carolina grantmakers trust our certificates of insurance and coverage verification.
Our independent insurance agents provide quick documentation for time-sensitive grant applications.
Your nonprofit gets help tracking insurance requirements for multiple funding sources.
Our team responds fast when grant officers need insurance information.
We provide insurance to cover the activities of a number of social service organizations.
Claims Support When You Need It Most
When your nonprofit faces an insurance claim, you need fast, professional response.
The Allen Thomas Group handles nonprofit claims with care and urgency.
As your insurance partners, our team guides you through documentation, interviews, and settlement negotiations in concert with your insurance carrier.
North Carolina nonprofits stay focused on their mission while we manage insurance matters.
We advocate for fair claim settlements that protect your organization’s interests.
Your nonprofit gets 24/7 claim reporting and regular status updates.
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Get the Best Insurance Services for Not-for-Profit OrganizationsΒ
The Allen Thomas Group makes it easier for you to understand nonprofit insurance your social service organization needs.Β Β
North Carolina nonprofits trust our insurance services to protect their work and future.
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Your organization deserves protection built for your specific needs.
Let’s work together to protect what matters.
The Allen Thomas Group proudly serves non profits across North Carolina.
From the mountains to the coast, we help organizations like yours focus on their mission through smart insurance in North Carolina.
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Β Can nonprofits get tax deductions for insurance premiums?
Yes, nonprofit organizations can typically deduct insurance premiums as a business expense on their tax returns, which can help reduce overall taxable income. It’s advisable to consult a tax professional for specific guidance.
Do board members need personal insurance for nonprofit service?
Board members need Directors & Officers (D&O) insurance to protect personal assets from nonprofit-related lawsuits. The North Carolina Nonprofit Corporation Act allows for board member indemnification when proper D&O coverage exists.
Will insurance cover remote employees and volunteers?
Coverage extends to approved activities regardless of location, including remote work and off-site programs. Workers’ compensation and volunteer accident policies cover injuries during authorized nonprofit duties.
We Provide Customized Insurance For The Following Nonprofits in North Carolina
- Alumni nonprofit association
- Business nonprofit associations
- Charitable foundations
- Civic nonprofit associations
- Political clubs
- Professional nonprofit associations
- Recreation clubs
- Trade nonprofit associations
North Carolina Cities Where We Insure 501(c)(3) Nonprofits
Aberdeen
Albemarle
Angier
Apex
Archdale
Archer Lodge
Asheboro
Asheville
Ayden
Belmont
Bessemer City
Black Mountain
Boiling Spring Lakes
Boone
Brevard
Burlington
Butner
Carolina Beach
Carrboro
Cary
Chapel Hill
Charlotte
Cherryville
Clayton
Clemmons
Clinton
Concord
Conover
Cornelius
Cullowhee
Davidson
Dunn
Durham
Eden
Elizabeth City
Elon
Erwin
Etowah
Fayetteville
Fletcher
Forest City
Fuquay-Varina
Garner
Gastonia
Gibsonville
Goldsboro
Graham
Greensboro
Greenville
Half Moon
Hamlet
Hampstead
Harrisburg
Havelock
Henderson
Hendersonville
Hickory
High Point
Hillsborough
Holly Springs
Hope Mills
Huntersville
Indian Trail
Jacksonville
James City
Kannapolis
Kernersville
Kill Devil Hills
King
Kings Grant
Kings Mountain
Kinston
Knightdale
Lake Norman of Catawba
Laurinburg
Leland
Lenoir
Lewisville
Lexington
Lincolnton
Lumberton
Marion
Marvin
Matthews
Mebane
Mills River
Mint Hill
Mocksville
Monroe
Mooresville
Morehead City
Morganton
Morrisville
Mount Airy
Mount Holly
Murraysville
Myrtle Grove
Nashville
New Bern
Newton
Oak Island
Oak Ridge
Ogden
Oxford
Pinehurst
Pineville
Piney Green
Porters Neck
Raleigh
Reidsville
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Rockingham
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Rolesville
Roxboro
Salisbury
Sanford
Sawmills
Selma
Shelby
Siler City
Silver Lake
Smithfield
Southern Pines
Spring Lake
St. James
St. Stephens
Stallings
Statesville
Stokesdale
Summerfield
Tarboro
Thomasville
Trinity
Unionville
Wadesboro
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Walkertown
Washington
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Waynesville
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