Stop Throwing Away Money on Homeowners Insurance
In 2019, we will celebrate Earth Day on April 22nd. This is a great time to think about conservation of all the resources on the planet, including your money! I often hear Oklahoman’s complain about the high cost of home insurance quotes in Oklahoma; however, the truth is that most Oklahoma City consumers are paying too much for their home insurance because they are with the wrong company. And, they are too scared to change homeowners insurance companies because they fear a bad experience.
Quality home insurance with excellent pricing exist for most homeowners in Oklahoma City, Edmond, Yukon, Moore and Norman, OK. An Independent Insurance Agent (like Statewide Insurance Agency) has a better chance of finding the right home insurance quote in Oklahoma City because we represent multiple companies.
Now, let’s stop talking about your “man-made” resources and talk about natural resources.
People are thinking more and more about the environment — whether it’s something that affects quality of life here in Oklahoma or global issues such as climate change and extreme weather. But more importantly, people aren’t content with simply thinking about these things any more. They’re focused on taking action. Earth Day, which is celebrated April 22, is the perfect time to take action, whether you are looking to take part in a community event or organize your own. Here are some tips to help you get involved — and think about our planet Earth all through the year.
Find an event
It’s easy to find Earth Day events, whether you live in Edmond, Oklahoma or the OKC Metro. City and town Facebook pages are a great place to start, along with the websites of local environmental organizations. Newspapers, radio and TV often publicize events as well.
The Environmental Protection Agency website lists major Earth Day activities at http://www.epa.gov/earthday/index.html.
What can I do?
There are all kinds of Earth Day activities, even some you can easily complete by yourself or with your family. Examples include:
- Planting trees
- Cleaning up litter from a natural area or park
- Adopting a road for litter control
- Talking about Earth Day and helping to educate others
- Using alternate transportation, instead of taking your car
- Holding a garage sale or clothing swap, rather than throwing out unwanted items
- Learning more about actions you can take to reduce your environmental impact
What if I want to organize an event?
Hosting an event doesn’t have to be a Herculean task, particularly if you keep it small. Any of the ideas above could be turned into your own event — just get the word out via social media, friends and family or even local print and broadcast media. But if you do want to organize a full-scale event, go for it!
Make it more than a day
Of course, one of the best ways to have an impact is to make every day your own Earth Day. You can take part in earth-friendly activities at any time! So in addition to celebrating once a year, make this April 22 just the beginning of something special.
And whether you find an event or create your own, the important thing is getting involved!
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