For Immediate Release
Contacts: Takuro Matsuyama (Communications)
03-5400-3944
matsuyama.takuro@aig.co.jp

AIG JAPAN GROUP EMPLOYEE VOLUNTEERS SUPPORT THE LOCAL COMMUNITYIN KUMAMOTO RECOVERYTOKYO, September 21, 2016 – In addition to its July donation* of over ten million yen for
Kumamoto earthquake relief, the AIG Japan Group announced two recent employee driven andemployee supported community efforts in the Kumamoto area. In true Active Care spirit, 30 employee
volunteers took part in a July 2 debris cleanup effort at a debris sorting site in Mashiki. Separately,
AIG volunteers organized a trip and tickets to a Japan Rugby Top League game for Kumamoto
schoolchildren.
【AIG Japan employee volunteers working at a debris site in Mashiki】

In response to employee suggestions immediately following the devastating mid-April earthquakes,
volunteers from across AIG Group companies across Japan planned the cleanup trip, with theircolleagues in AIG Nagasaki business center leading the planning. After the event was publicizedinternally, the first 30 applicants from all parts of country, with a focus on Nagasaki and Fukuoka,
were eligible to participate and the trip was subsidized by the company.
【Kumamoto schoolchildren and those accompanying them invited to a rugby game】

Also as a result of employee suggestions, AIG invited 105 schoolchildren and those accompanying
them from the earthquake-stricken area in Kumamoto to a Japan Rugby Top League game inKumamoto on August 27About 20 AIG volunteer employees were on hand to greet the attendees andact as guides before, during and after the game. An additional 200 free tickets were also provided tolocal rugby supporters. With AIG as sponsors of rugby at the community, national, and global level,employees thought the late summer match would be a great way to bring rugby spirit to thecommunity.

For Immediate Release
Contacts: Takuro Matsuyama (Communications)
03-5400-3944
matsuyama.takuro@aig.co.jp

The AIG Group in Japan is represented by AIG Japan Holdings KK, AIU Insurance Company, The
Fuji Fire Marine Insurance Company, American Home Assurance Company, AIG Fuji Life Insurance
Company and other companies）* July 14th, 2016 AIG Japan Holdings KK Press Release : AIG Japan Donates Over 10 million yen for Kumamoto
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