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Here's What We Do: We promote true fraternalism and charity among our members and within the communities where they reside. We conduct numerous cultural, social, educational, and family events such as:

  • The Debutante Ball
  • Miss Polish Union Contest
  • Christmas Wafer Supper (Wigilia)
  • St. Joseph's Dinner
  • Winter Tea Party
  • Easterfare Dinner (Swieconka)
  • Polka Dances
  • Fraternal Ethnic Festival
  • Pulaski Day Parade Trip
  • Theater Trips
  • Bowling for St. Joseph's Center
  • Knoebels Park Family Picnic
  • Card Parties
  • Game Nights
  • Children’s Easter and Christmas Coloring Contests
  • Children's Easter, Halloween and Christmas Parties
  • Flag Day at Lackawanna County Stadium

In keeping with Heritage, Tradition and Culture, the Polish Union also holds many Classes each year such as:

  • Polish Language Classes
  • Pisanki Egg Decorating Classes
  • Wycinanki Paper Cut Outs Classes
  • Palm Weaving Classes
  • Craft Making Classes
  • Ethnic Cooking Classes
  • Christmas Ornament Making Classes
Here's Who We Help: We help our members. Polish Union has a Scholarship Aid Program and through the Fraternal Journal, our official publication, information is given to student members on additional Scholarship Programs within various State Fraternal Congresses. Various Groups in the Polish Union also may offer Scholarship money to approved members. We give you modern Life Insurance Plans at an economical cost. We support Civic, Charitable, and Patriotic movements, both local and national. We also try to help individuals find their Polish heritage and roots. Here's How We Stand: With over $26-million of insurance in force and assets totaling nearly $9-million, Polish Union is an important organization operating in the fraternal life insurance field. Since its founding in 1890, the Polish Union has paid all of its claims in a timely manner. On the basis of the Valuation Report filed with the State Insurance Departments the ratio of assets to liabilities of Polish Union of U.S.A. is nearly 137% or 37% above the statutory standards. This is a test of the Polish Union’s ability to meet all of its present and future obligations.

Here's Where You Stand: When your application for membership in the Polish Union has been accepted you will receive a Fraternal Life Insurance Certificate tailored to your family and personal needs and your budget. Also as a member you can participate in the administration and control of the Polish Union through the Lodge (Group) and Convention system. You will also have the opportunity to be involved in your Group meetings, Women’s Division meetings, and Council meetings. You will receive the Fraternal Journal 4 times a year. This official publication keeps you informed about all of our current activities and events. The publication also contains news features for all members of the family.

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