PENNSYLVANIA ASSOCIATION OF INTERMEDIATE UNITS
EIN 20-8344361 · Management & Technical Assistance - Education (B02)
What they do
ADVOCATE for EQUITABLE DELIVERY of HIGH-QUALITY SERVICE to THE SCHOOLS and DISTRICTS of THE STATE. CREATE OPPORTUNITIES for PARTNERSHIPS, STATEWIDE MARKETING and ENTREPRENEURISM. CREATE AN EQUITY of OPPORTUNITY AMONG THE MEMBERS. ADVOCATE for STRONG INDIVIDUAL INTERMEDIATE UNITS AT THE SAME TIME WE DEVELOP A STRONG NETWORK STATEWIDE. LEVERAGE and FOCUS THE RESOURCES of THE INDIVIDUAL INTERMEDIATE UNITS for THE BENEFIT of THE ENTIRE NETWORK. ENHANCE THE REPUTATION and INCREASE THE INFLUENCE of THE STATE NETWORK of INTERMEDIATE UNITS. OPERATE FROM A COMMON PHILOSOPHY and APPLY THE SET of PAIU GUIDING PRINCIPLES - ESPECIALLY ABOUT HOW THE INTERMEDIATE UNITS CAN OPERATE EFFECTIVELY IN A MARKET ENVIRONMENT. PROVIDE TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE and SUPPORT to MEMBER INTERMEDIATE UNITS. INTERPRET PUBLIC POLICY and ISSUES. INFLUENCE PUBLIC POLICY DEVELOPMENT and IMPLEMENTATION. REPRESENT THE MEMBERSHIP to OTHER ORGANIZATIONS. KEEP THE MEMBERS INFORMED of EMERGING TRENDS and ISSUES.
How to reach them
ContactDR ERIC ROSENDALETREASURER
Mailing address55 MILLER ST, ENOLA, PA 17025-1640
Main phone(717) 732-8464 WebsiteVisit the charity’s websiteSource: Form 990 public record. Confirm details with the nonprofit before visiting or sending anything.
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- Recognized since
- July 2013
- County
- Cumberland
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