All employees were given an additional day of volunteer time off as part of Arch’s “Global Giveback”

Arch Capital Group Ltd. (NASDAQ: ACGL) today announced plans to donate $1.4 million, directed by employee voting, to charities around the world in recognition of the 20^th anniversary of the firm’s founding. The gifts to charities were announced by François Morin, Chief Financial Officer of Arch Capital Group, after company leaders rang the closing bell at Nasdaq in recognition of Arch’s anniversary.

The charitable donations target broad-based organizations with missions that align with Arch’s giving priorities of health, housing, education and environmental stewardship. The chosen organizations also receive high rankings for their targeted impact and financial transparency measures. Arch’s pledge of $1.4 million will go to 51 charities worldwide. A full list of the selected charities is provided below.

In addition to the corporate donations and to amplify the company’s anniversary celebration, Arch increased its match for employees’ charitable contributions from 1:1 to 2:1. During the month-long enhanced match, employees donated nearly $600,000 to charities most meaningful to them, which will result in more than $1 million in additional corporate contributions from Arch.

Beyond monetary donations, Arch provided all employees an extra day of paid volunteer time off. In total, nearly 1,000 Arch employees contributed close to 5,000 volunteer hours to more than 150 organizations.

“Investing in the communities where our employees live and work has played a critical role in our company’s success over the past 20 years,” said Morin. “Striving to make a difference is one of our corporate values, and we are committed to supporting the organizations that work tirelessly to help people in need.”

Marcy Rathman, Chief Environmental, Social and Governance Officer, said, “We were overwhelmed by our employees’ response to the Arch Global Giveback. Whether volunteering virtually or in person, taking advantage of our 2:1 corporate match or advocating for the organizations they wanted to receive corporate donations, the passion and spirit of our workforce makes me incredibly proud to work here.”

Donor Partners

Australia

• Habitat for Humanity Australia.
• Make-A-Wish Australia.
• The Smith Family.

Bermuda

• Age Concern.
• Bermuda Cancer and Health Centre.
• Bermuda Meals on Wheels.
• Coalition for the Protection of Children.
• Family Centre.

Canada

• Operation Harvest.
• Sunnybrook Foundation.
• The SickKids Foundation.
• Toronto Wildlife Centre.

Denmark

• Hus Forbi.

Hong Kong

• Feeding Hong Kong.
• Hong Kong Red Cross.

Ireland

• Cystic Fibrosis Ireland.

Philippines

• ChildHope Philippines.
• Philippines Red Cross.

Switzerland

• Glückskette.
• Swiss Philanthropy Foundation.

U.K.

• Age U.K.
• Alzheimer's Society.
• FareShare.
• National Health Service Charities Together.
• ShelterBox.
• The Rainbow Trust Children's Charity.
• The Sick Children’s Trust.

United States

• 4-H.
• AALIVE (Adults with Autism Living with Independence Value and Esteem).
• Alzheimer's Association.
• BackPack Beginnings.
• Covenant House.
• Feeding America.
• First Responders Children’s Foundation.
• Habitat for Humanity International.
• Little Wish Foundation Inc.
• One Simple Wish.
• Room to Read.
• Son of a Saint.
• St. Jude Children's Research Hospital.
• Stephen Siller Tunnel to Towers Foundation.
• The American Cancer Society.
• The American Indian College Fund.
• The Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson's Research.
• The Nature Conservancy.
• The Ronald McDonald House Charities Inc.
• The Trust for Public Land.
• The World Wildlife Fund.
• United Negro College Fund (UNCF).
• Wounded Warrior Project.

About Arch Capital Group Ltd.

Arch Capital Group Ltd., a publicly listed Bermuda exempted company with approximately $16.1 billion in capital at Sept. 30, 2021, provides insurance, reinsurance and mortgage insurance on a worldwide basis through its wholly owned subsidiaries.

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