The insurer, part of the Benefact Group, said the programme reflects a broader shift in how it supports voluntary organisations, moving beyond insurance to practical, day-to-day assistance.<\/p>\n
Broader support for the sector<\/strong><\/p>\n Ansvar has long positioned itself as a specialist provider to charities, faith groups and non-profits. It channels profits to good causes through its parent group and runs a funding model that supports three charities over a three-year cycle, giving recipients longer-term financial stability.<\/p>\n More recently, the organisation has invested in infrastructure for the sector. Its Brighton-based Community Hub, opened in 2024, provides free workspace and hybrid learning events. Nearly 50 charities have used the space to date.<\/p>\n Sarah Cox, Ansvar\u2019s managing director, said: “We might be a commercial organisation, but we are owned by a charitable trust. When you\u2019re working hard every day and know your success directly benefits charitable causes, it\u2019s incredibly empowering. And we\u2019re always looking for more ways to support the sector.”<\/p>\n Focus on practical help<\/strong><\/p>\n The new programme, Ansvar Advantages, targets staff and volunteers within insured organisations. It offers discounted access to services that charities often struggle to afford, including training, financial advice and digital tools.<\/p>\n David Eccles, head of distribution at Ansvar, said: \u201cAnsvar Advantages reflects our commitment to supporting charities in practical ways. It helps them save money, build capability and focus on delivering positive impact.\u201d<\/p>\n The initial group of partners includes:<\/p>\n