Hurricane Harvey

State Farm is Here To Help Life Go Right when things go wrong. More than 1,000 claim employees have been deployed to Texas and thousands more are helping outside the impacted areas. 

In the News:

• State Farm has more than 2,100 claim professionals working in the affected areas, with another 3,600 around the country supporting customers. Bloomberg News chronicled a day in the life of a State Farm Catastrophe employee in Adding Up the Price of Tragedy in Storm-Ravaged Texas. 
• We have catastrophe response vehicles and associates stationed across southeast Texas to handle claims and help customers in their time of need. The ABC affiliate in Dallas interviewed one of our claim specialists on these mobile units.
• As of September 10, State Farm has received nearly 35,400 auto claims across three states as a result of Harvey. Many vehicles have been towed to salvage yards at centralized locations around Houston and in other areas. The Houston Chronicle tells the story.
• State Farm annually gives $1 million to the American Red Cross for disaster relief. We recently made an additional donations to the Red Cross and food banks providing hurricane relief.
  • State Farm associates and retirees have individually donated nearly $225,000 to hurricane relief efforts. Through the company’s matching gift program, we’ve been able to bring the total to more than $449,000.