Specialist insurance for sports and social clubs, community and hobby groups, and a wide range of leisure and hospitality businesses
Whether you’re a company, business or organisation in the sports, leisure or community sector, there are plenty of financial risks that you could face on a day to day.
It may be working with the public, children, or equipment, but no matter what the activity or organisation, accidents can happen. Having specialist insurance can help to financially protect you should the worst happen.
The Ripe group has years of experience in arranging insurance and it is available to buy online, meaning you could get insurance for your company or organisation online and be covered instantly.
Why choose Ripe for club insurance?
Easy online experience
Getting a quote and taking out your cover online is quick and simple. And to make the whole experience even easier, we've done away with any lengthy forms and cut out any confusing jargon.
Tailored to your interest
We know that every group and club and what they bring to communities is unique. Which is why we give you the flexibility to tailor your policy, so you only ever pay for what you need.
Helping your budget go further
We know that your budgets are a big consideration. Which is why we focus on providing cover that doesn't break the bank, so you can concentrate on allocating more resources towards what truly matters.
Specialist business, building and contents insurance for clubs, groups, societies and associations
Choose from a wide range of clubs, leisure, community and businesses that can be insured through Ripe.
What can club, leisure and community insurance cover?
Depending on what you’re looking for, specialist sport club, leisure and community insurance through Ripe has a wide range of options for you to build a policy to suit you and your business or group. This cover can include:
- Public and Products Liability – This cover is intended to help financially protect you against risks occurring via bodily injury to third parties or damage to their property caused by an activity your organisation has undertaken.
- Employers’ Liability – This cover is a legal necessity if you have any number of employees. Employers’ Liability helps financially protect against injuries caused to an employee while they are working for your business or organisation.
- Management Liability – This helps financially protect against any wrongful act committed by a person acting as a director, officer or trustee of your organisation.
- Building cover – This cover is available to help financially protect you against perils that may cause damage to the building that you are responsible for insuring, whether it be owned or leased by your organisation.
- Fixtures, Fittings and Tenants' Improvements – can cover damage caused to any fixtures, fittings and tenants' improvements that you have been responsible for.
- General contents – can cover damage to contents kept within the property of the organisation
- Stock – can cover damage caused to stock, wine, spirits and tobacco
- Money - If money were to be taken from your premises, whether it be in transit or in a bank night safe, this could help to provide cover.
- Business Interruption – Can cover loss of gross revenue as a result of a valid claim under the property damage section.
For more information on what the specific perils are, the policy wording and details on what is and isn’t covered, visit the Important Documents.
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