No Cost Fraternal Benefits
Scholarship Program
Police and Firemen's Insurance has awarded 1309
scholarships since 1987, totaling over $3,389,000.00,
to children, grandchildren, and great grandchildren
of Police Officers and Firefighters across the United
States. The Scholarships are $1,000.00 per year for
up to four years of undergraduate study.
Police and Firemen's Insurance has awarded 1309
scholarships since 1987, totaling over $3,389,000.00,
to children, grandchildren, and great grandchildren
of Police Officers and Firefighters across the United
States. The Scholarships are $1,000.00 per year for
up to four years of undergraduate study.
Orphan's Income Benefit/ Orphan's Scholarship Program
The Orphaned Children of Police and Firemen's Insurance Association are eligible to
receive up to $24,000 each in fraternal income benefits, plus $2,000 per year in
fraternal scholarship benefits for four years of undergraduate study.
Family Fraternal Benefit
Provides $5,000 in fraternal insurance protection for children of members from their
eighth through their 59th day of life, plus guarantees the insurability of the children
for $10,000 at the 60th day of life.
Reward Fund
Up to $2,500 in rewards will be paid to persons providing information leading to the
arrest and conviction of those responsible for the death or permanent disability of a
Police and Firemen's Insurance Association
The Orphaned Children of Police and Firemen's Insurance Association are eligible to
receive up to $24,000 each in fraternal income benefits, plus $2,000 per year in
fraternal scholarship benefits for four years of undergraduate study.
Family Fraternal Benefit
Provides $5,000 in fraternal insurance protection for children of members from their
eighth through their 59th day of life, plus guarantees the insurability of the children
for $10,000 at the 60th day of life.
Reward Fund
Up to $2,500 in rewards will be paid to persons providing information leading to the
arrest and conviction of those responsible for the death or permanent disability of a
Police and Firemen's Insurance Association
Memorial Fund
Police and Firemen’s Insurance Association will
contribute
a fraternal benefit of $2,000 to a member and $1,000
to a
non-member who is killed in the line of duty. The
fraternal
benefit is paid to the surviving families of Police
Officers
and Fire Fighters in their established sections.
Police and Firemen’s Insurance Association will
contribute
a fraternal benefit of $2,000 to a member and $1,000
to a
non-member who is killed in the line of duty. The
fraternal
benefit is paid to the surviving families of Police
Officers
and Fire Fighters in their established sections.
Heroes Hall of Fame
Special Recognition to Police Officers and Fire Fighters for their heroic actions to
save the lives of others while risking their own.
In the Spirit of Brotherhood
Fraternal donations are given to help those in need through participation in fund
raisers in local departments.
Special Recognition to Police Officers and Fire Fighters for their heroic actions to
save the lives of others while risking their own.
In the Spirit of Brotherhood
Fraternal donations are given to help those in need through participation in fund
raisers in local departments.
The PFIA Protector
The protector is the official publication of
Police and Firemen's Insurance Association.
Each issue highlights activities of Police and
Fire departments across the country.
The PFIA Protector is published quarterly by
the Police and
Firemen's Insurance Association. Executive
and editorial offices are located at 101 East
116th Street, Caramel,
Indiana 46032. Annual Subscription rates for
nonmembers, $10; $15 foreign. Single
copies, $5.
The protector is the official publication of
Police and Firemen's Insurance Association.
Each issue highlights activities of Police and
Fire departments across the country.
The PFIA Protector is published quarterly by
the Police and
Firemen's Insurance Association. Executive
and editorial offices are located at 101 East
116th Street, Caramel,
Indiana 46032. Annual Subscription rates for
nonmembers, $10; $15 foreign. Single
copies, $5.
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