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Postal Employees Relief Fund
The
Postal Employees
Relief Fund (PERF) provides
financial assistance for APWU members as
well as other postal employees and retirees
whose homes and property have been
substantially damaged by natural disasters
and home fires if the employees are not
reimbursed by insurance or grants.
Supported and administered by all employee unions and the Postal Service, PERF is a tax-exempt charitable organization that is funded through donations from federal employees. APWU encourages its members to support PERF by making charitable contributions to the fund through the Combined Federal Campaign, the government's annual workplace charity drive. (Use designation # 9891.) Each postal district is allotted a six-week period annually between Sept. 1 and Dec. 31 to solicit contributions. (Please contact your USPS District to find out when your CFC campaign will take place.)
New PERF brochures, posters and DVD’s are available to APWU local and state organizations to distribute during their district's Combined Federal Campaign season. These items can be obtained in limited quantities at no charge while supplies last, through the APWU Human Relations Department. (202-842-4271) Allow two weeks for delivery.
Since its establishment in 1990, PERF has provided nearly $5 million to help USPS employees all over the country recover from the effects of hurricanes, earthquakes, typhoons, floods, tornadoes, mudslides, and forest fires.
To learn more about eligibility for assistance or to obtain an application, please visit www.postalrelief.com, or write to: Postal Employees Relief Fund
APWU members who need assistance with PERF should contact the union's Human Relations Department. Please note that inquiries regarding the status of your application or relief grant must be addressed directly to PERF.
FEMA, the Federal Emergency Management Agency, can also be a valuable source of information and assistance for people coping with the effects of natural disasters.
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