Assurant Continues Commitment to Wounded Veterans with Sixth Mobility-Modified Vehicle
Key Highlights
- ➤Assurant presented its sixth mobility-modified vehicle through WWFS’ Mobility is Freedom program
- ➤All-electric 2026 Cadillac Vistiq customized with adaptive driving technology for veteran John Hayes
- ➤Assurant Foundation provided the vehicle with support from Holman Automotive
- ➤Assurant included an Assurant EV One service contract covering certain repair costs
Expert Statements
La Shonda Oglesbee, Vice President, Global Inclusion & Community Engagement at Assurant
“Supporting veterans and their families through the Assurant Foundation and our Veterans@Assurant community is an important part of how Assurant gives back to the communities we serve.”
La Shonda Oglesbee, Vice President, Global Inclusion & Community Engagement at Assurant
“Through our longstanding partnership with WWFS, we’ve seen how something as tangible as reliable, accessible transportation can make a meaningful difference in veterans’ independence and everyday life.”
La Shonda Oglesbee, Vice President, Global Inclusion & Community Engagement at Assurant
“We’re honored to continue that commitment with Master Sergeant John Hayes and his family.”
John Hayes, Master Sergeant, USMC (Ret.)
“Despite the daily challenges I face, mobility will not be an obstacle in my recovery,”
John Hayes, Master Sergeant, USMC (Ret.)
“Thank you for helping secure my family’s livelihood with this gift.”
Kate McCauley, CEO and President of Wounded Warriors Family Support
“Helping veterans regain their independence is at the heart of Mobility is Freedom”
Kate McCauley, CEO and President of Wounded Warriors Family Support
“We’re thankful to Assurant for helping us provide John with a vehicle that meets his needs and supports his daily life.”
Assurant Continues Commitment to Wounded Veterans with Sixth Mobility-Modified Vehicle
Longstanding partnership with Wounded Warriors Family Support provides customized, all-electric Cadillac Vistiq customized with adaptive driving technology for Florida veteran John Hayes
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