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IICF Raises $1 Million to Help Children in Pandemic

Lloyd's donated $500,000 to the new children's fund, said Hank Watkins. president of Lloyd's Americas, and board member, Insurance Industry Charitable Foundation's Northeast Division (July 9, 2020).

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