“It’s not good enough – it’s no longer acceptable – for American business to simply complain about society’s problems. Business must get involved in efforts to fix the failures and overcome the problems. We want a land filled with opportunity with hope and promise available to everyone in this increasingly diverse nation. So it’s time for business and for all of us as individuals to be actively engaged in solving the problems and mapping the future.” – Ed Rust, Jr., Chairman & CEO, State Farm Insurance Companies
Supplier Diversity
Our business partners are an important part of helping us honor our commitment to our customers. We are dedicated to establishing and maintaining strong, ethically sound partnerships with suppliers who share our goal of providing quality products and services. By reaching out and supporting a culturally diverse supplier base we broaden and strengthen our customer base. It just makes good business sense.
State Farm Bank
State Farm Bank and State Farm insurance® are proactive in meeting community needs by participating in government and community development efforts that improve economic stability of all our communities thereby enabling them to grown and prosper.
An Environment Friendly Good Neighbor
State Farm’s committed to improving the environment. Recycling has been a part of the way we do business for decades. We continue to find ways to raise the bar. While we’re taking aggressive steps to reduce carbon and refrigerant emissions, the question is, "Can we do more?" Absolutely. And we’re working toward that.
Good Neighbor Citizenship
For more than 80 years, State Farm has made and kept an important promise – to always be a good neighbor. And part of being a good neighbor is being a good citizen.
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society’s problems. Business must get involved in efforts to fix the failures and overcome the problems. We want a land filled with opportunity with hope and promise available to everyone in this increasingly diverse nation. So it’s time for business and for all of us as individuals to be actively engaged in solving the problems and mapping the future.” – Ed Rust, Jr., Chairman & CEO, State Farm Insurance Companies
