Pennsylvania Credit Union Association

Pennsylvania Automotive Association, located in Harrisburg, Pa., was established in 1919 as the Interstate Auto Dealers Association. It represents more than 1,000 car and truck dealers throughout Pennsylvania. The organization provides a wide range of services to its members, including bonds, credit card, check guarantee service, credit life insurance, collections, fuel discount programs, and extended warranty, property and casualty insurance. PAA also offers other programs, such as long-distance service and communication, on-hole messaging, customer relation management system, workers compensation, and long-term care insurance. Pennsylvania Automotive Association provides a wide range of publications, including newsletters, annual report, dealer purchasing service product catalog, economic impact study, member programs, and educational resource manuals.

The Pennsylvania State Education Association is the state affiliate of the National Education Association and one of largest education employee organizations in Pennsylvania. It provides members with economic advocacy, certification support, professional legal services, a personal legal program, liability protection, onsite advocacy, professional and public advocacy, student teacher advocacy, and access to various insurance products. PSEA is comprised of teachers, educational support personnel, counselors, administrators, curriculum specialists, librarians, support personnel, health care workers, school dental hygienists, school nurses, school psychologists, school social workers, vocational-technical instructors, community college and junior college facilities, students and retirees. The organization is headquartered in Harrisburg, Pa., and operates regional offices throughout the state. The organization was founded in 1852 as the Pennsylvania State Teachers Association.

The Foundation for Independent Colleges & Universities in Harrisburg, PA, known as AICUP, is dedicated to supporting Pennsylvania's independent, nonprofit colleges and universities through advocacy, collaboration, research, and communications. AICUP highlights the economic impact of its member schools, emphasizing their role in shaping the state's economy and workforce. Through government advocacy and collaboration with over 90 member schools, AICUP works to raise awareness of the benefits and quality of Pennsylvania's independent higher education institutions. AICUP's efforts focus on informing legislators, advocating for student aid, and promoting the value of education from independent colleges and universities.Generated from the website