Aflac

We’re excited about unveiling our 2016 Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Report on July 25, where we’ll honor several Aflac CSR Heroes. One of them is Aflac... Regional Sales Coordinator Tanya Winchester from Orlando, Florida. She and her team volunteer at the Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children organizing parties for the kids, partiicpating in fundraising walks and more. Take a look at what she says would make her do the happy dance. #Duckprints #AflacCSR See more

Grace Passarella, serving your community.

What makes loyal employees? An employer who has their backs.

Thank you for your hard work! In 2016, we donated $1.5 million from all online mentions of #Duckprints to help cure pediatric cancer. Learn how to #LeaveYourDuckprints at duckprints.aflac.com.

When Aflac policyholder Brian Yesowitch applied for an Aflac cancer policy, he hoped he’d never have to use it. But when he was diagnosed with cancer in January... 2016, he was glad to have Aflac to fall back on to help cover many of his out-of-pocket expenses. Here’s Brian’s story: When my employer introduced us to the Aflac cancer insurance policy in 2012, I was able to use my real experiences and do the math and it was a no-brainer for my wife and me to apply to add this policy to my annual benefits package. It was a gamble, and one I hoped we'd never need to use, but for the low monthly rate, it was good peace of mind for us. In January 2016, my doctor and I were treating a lump on my throat as an infection, and with antibiotics, it went away. It came back in March, and with an anti-inflammatory, it went away again. When it came back in May along with an accompanying headache, we got more serious. Unfortunately, I was diagnosed with Stage 4 oral cancer that metastasized to two lymph nodes on the right side of my face. Bring on the medical bills. The Aflac policy has been so helpful in helping us meet our out-of-pocket expenses without hurting us financially. Also, the payments for medications and treatments have made paying our coinsurance amounts less painful. Thank you, Aflac. You've allowed us to focus on treatment and recovery and NOT the finances. - Brian Yesowitch (Photo of Brian on his final day of radiation treatment with his nurses: Dawn, Erica, Shervita and Nattrell)