Help Us Support the Philadelphia Fire Department Foundation


Help us Support the City of Philadelphia!

Spartan Recoveries is proud to be a supporter of the Philadelphia Fire Department Foundation, a non-profit created by the leadership of the Philadelphia Fire Department to raise funds to provide smoke detectors and fire safety educational programs to the citizens of Philadelphia. Our pledge will help put fire detectors in homes across the Philadelphia area!

Philadelphia Fire Department Foundation — Independence Gala


President & CEO of Pennsylvania Lumbermens Mutual Insurance Company (PLM), John K. Smith
President & CEO of Pennsylvania Lumbermens Mutual Insurance Company (PLM), John K. Smith

Pennsylvania Lumbermens Mutual Insurance Company (PLM), the largest mutual insurer dedicated to wood-related businesses, is proud to announce that its President and CEO John K. Smith will be honored with the Distinguished Leadership Award at the Insurance Society of Philadelphia (ISOP) Independence Gala on Wednesday, November 14, 2018.

The Distinguished Leadership Award is given yearly to an insurance executive who has demonstrated great leadership and character in his or her company, industry and community, providing ongoing support to charitable enterprises.

More than an awards dinner, the Independence Gala serves as a fundraiser for ISOP and as scholarship fund for local college students. The event also supports the community through fundraising for the Philadelphia Fire Department Foundation (www.phillyfirefoundation.org). This nonprofit was created by the leadership of the Philadelphia Fire Department to raise funds to provide smoke detectors and fire safety educational programs to the citizens of Philadelphia.

Pennsylvania Lumbermens Mutual Insurance Company

You can show your support through sponsorship and advertising opportunities available at www.independencegala.com.
We are also collecting pledges toward the purchase of smoke detectors for the Philadelphia Fire Department Foundation at www.plmins.com/gala.

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