Schwartz Insurance Group is proud to have hard-working employees who are second to none when it comes to dedication in their respective fields, and team member Charlie Stoddard is no exception.

Schwartz Insurance Group always strives to give back to the community. Our Volunteer Committee’s spring charity event was a donation drive to benefit Stepworks, an addiction treatment center with locations throughout the state of Kentucky.

Every month, Schwartz Insurance Group selects a peer-nominated associate to receive a Core Value Award. The winner is chosen because they "lived" one of our agency's core values - typically an event or accomplishment above and beyond the call of duty in serving our customers. This month, all of the employees at Schwartz Insurance Group deserve recognition for living our core value of "There's Only Opportunity."

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Schwartz Insurance Group always strives to give back to the community. Our Volunteer Committee’s winter charity event was a canned food drive to benefit Louisville’s Dare to Care Food Bank and the Ronald McDonald House.

Schwartz Insurance Group is proud to have hard-working employees who are second to none when it comes to dedication in their respective fields, and team member Charlie Stoddard is no exception. He was recently recognized by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) as one of the top performing agents and brokers in the country. 

Schwartz Insurance Group is pleased to share an update with you related to our employee benefits team.

Schwartz Insurance Group is proud to have hard-working employees who are second to none when it comes to dedication in their respective fields, and team member Charlie Stoddard is no exception.

The AHA (Agents Helping Agents) Network is a Master Agency within the nationwide insurance agent's network known as Strategic Independence Agents Alliance (SIAA). The mission of AHA is to help create, retain and grow independent agents in the states of Kentucky, Indiana and Tennessee.  

Roo’s Wish – Making a Difference in the Lives of Kentucky’s Foster Kids

Imagine being separated from your family and given a trash bag to grab everything you own. That's what it's like for thousands of foster children in Kentucky.

Since 1880, the Home of the Innocents has been helping Louisville’s most at-risk and vulnerable citizens – including children with special medical needs. To benefit the Home, employees from Schwartz Insurance Group were proud to offer their services at the "Cards for Kids" family event, which was hosted by the Colon Cancer Prevention Project.