Giving Back
Strunk Agency Community Involvement
Brad Strunk Agency believes that if you take from the community, you must also give back to the community, whether it’s where you live, work, or visit.
Whenever members of our sales force visit other communities for meetings and conventions, we partner with a local charity throughout our territory. Whenever possible, engage in hands-on volunteer opportunities. We are hiring to provide a bigger impact.
The projects listed below are but a few of our community involvements.
Agent Charitable Fund
The ACF is committed to serving Michigan families and creating great learning environments for kids in schools. When children are hungry and worried about where their next meal might come from, they can’t learn. When children are facing food insecurity, they can never unleash the power of their dreams and ignite their full potential.
Memphis Athletics
The purpose of the Athletic Boosters is to provide support to the athletic programs of Memphis Community Schools. This support can include, but is not limited to, the purchase of uniforms and equipment, subsidizing coaching fees and/or program fees, and assisting with other costs incurred by the athletics programs that cannot be met by the school district’s athletic budget.
Elks Lodge 343
To inculcate the principles of Charity, Justice, Brotherly Love and Fidelity; to recognize a belief in God; to promote the welfare and enhance the happiness of its Members; to quicken the spirit of American patriotism; to cultivate good fellowship; to perpetuate itself as a fraternal organization.
Marysville Little League
The Basics shares the very fundamentals of the game, from learning how to run the bases and throw a ball to understanding the basic language of the Little League® program, all at the convenience of your fingertips.
America & Me Essay Contest
This contest encourages young people to write about their Michigan heroes, especially those individuals who have made a difference in their lives. Throughout the duration of this competition, more than 500,000 eighth graders from hundreds of Michigan schools have participated.