CANYON LAKE PROFESSIONAL FIRE FIGHTERS ASSOCIATION
EIN 20-8489419 · Labor Unions (J40)
What they do
Program Title: IAFF Membership Dues and Social Security Advocacy Impact Description: Membership Dues Paid By Our Members Serve As A Critical Investment In Our Unions Ability to Influence Policy At National and International Levels. This Year Through Our Affiliation With The International Association of Firefighters IAFF These Dues Helped Fund Lobbying Efforts That Successfully Led to The Passage of The Social Security Fairness Act. This Landmark Legislation Has Increased Social Security Benefits for Firefighters Directly Aligning With Our Mission to Protect and Support Our Members Financial Well-being. Impact: Advocacy Success: The Passage of The Social Security Fairness Act Has Increased Social Security Benefits for Hundreds If Not Thousands of Firefighters Ensuring Improved Long-term Financial Security. Member Investment: This Outcome Demonstrates How Our Collective Membership Dues Can Be Effectively Leveraged to Secure Significant Legislative Victories That Benefit Our Entire Commun
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ContactJacob DavisTreasurer
In care of% CHARLES RICHARD
Mailing addressPO BOX 1943, CANYON LAKE, TX 78133-0007
Main phone(832) 470-1990Source: Form 990 public record. Confirm details with the nonprofit before visiting or sending anything.
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- Recognized since
- July 2014
- County
- Comal
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