Insurance for Nonprofits in Kansas

Nonprofits in Kansas need reliable liability insurance.

Join the many Kansas nonprofits like yours that are insured by Nonprofits Insurance Alliance (NIA).

NIA itself is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, just like you.

Questions? Call (831) 621-6037.

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Insured by NIA:
Trees for Life
Wichita, KS

Benefits to nonprofits in Kansas.

NIA has been insuring 501(c)(3) nonprofits in Kansas since 2003.

Here are some key benefits NIA offers nonprofits:

Fair & Equitable Pricing. Pricing is based on your organization’s own level of risk.
Stability & Reputation. Rated A IX Excellent by AM Best
Empathy & Transparency. NIA understands nonprofits, because NIA itself is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit.

More Benefits to Nonprofits Benefits to Brokers

26,000+: nonprofits are insured by NIA.
95%: of members renew year after year.
30+ Years: providing nonprofits a stable source of insurance with fair and equitable pricing.

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Featured testimonials:

Burlington, CO

“We welcomed the opportunity to host a free defensive driver training course at our location with NIA’s professional driving instructor, and we have also taken advantage of the free online driver training. We appreciate the partner we have in NIA to avoid accidents before they happen.”

Dynamic Dimensions Cheryl Reese

Novato, CA

“Most insurance companies only contact you when they want a payment. NIAC stays in touch all year long with communications relevant for nonprofits, frequently offering additional services and/or helpful information. How refreshing!”

North Bay Children’s Center Mary Ann Hovis

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