For the second straight year, HAI Group donated $5,000 to Connecticut Foodshare as part of Bank of America’s 23^rd annual Turkey Tuesday event.

Public and affordable housing organizations strive to fill vacancies as quickly as possible to fulfill community housing needs and avoid loss of rental income, but it's not always feasible. 

HAI Group’s Seeds of Kindness community garden is back and better than ever.

The words' vacant' and 'unoccupied' might seem like synonyms, but in the commercial insurance world, they have distinctly different meanings, especially regarding residential buildings.

An HAI Group risk retention group is among a select group of property and casualty insurers nationwide to earn Demotech's 2022 Stakeholder Team Accomplishment Recognition (STAR) Award.

If an emergency strikes, do you have a plan in place to keep your affordable housing organization operational, or has the development of a business continuity plan remained on the back burner?

HAI Group is here to help. We've developed a tool to guide your organization through creating a customized business continuity plan (BCP). Watch the video below for a step-by-step overview, or keep reading to learn more! 

HAI Group remains in an excellent position to meet its insurance and financial obligations, according to an independent analysis by AM Best, a global credit rating agency.

Not every structure fire can be prevented—there’s a reason nearly every town, no matter how small, has a dedicated career or volunteer fire department. But there are proven steps public and affordable housing organizations can take to reduce the risk of fires and ensure residents, visitors, and staff remain safe if a fire does occur.

Poverty conditions don’t invariably lead to more fires but do present certain risk factors that should be addressed on a community-by-community basis, according to a National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) research report published in 2021. The report cites several studies conducted over the last five decades that have made the connection between poverty and elevated fire risk.

Keeping information safe and secure is a challenging development for businesses of all sizes over the last few years, including public and affordable housing organizations. Expeditious shifts from in-person to online to hybrid workplaces forced companies to change, or at least reexamine, their cybersecurity practices and protocols, and far too often they weren’t prepared.