In 1752, Benjamin Franklin joined a group of prominent citizens to establish what is now the oldest successful property and casualty insurance company in the country. He named the company The Philadelphia Contributionship for the Insurance of Houses from Loss by Fire.  

The "hand-in-hand"​ fire mark is our historic symbol. An emblem of security, it appeared originally on houses that were insured by The Contributionship, and it signified our firm commitment to "protecting homes and the well-being of people who live in them."​ Today, the four clasped hands stand as a testimony to our financial strength through two and a half tumultuous centuries. They also symbolize our enduring unity of purpose-to earn the trust and respect of our policyholders with responsive service, reliable products and coverage tailored to their needs.

Please visit our website at www.contributionship.com for more information.

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The Philadelphia Contributionship

The Philadelphia Contributionship's headquarters in Philadelphia, PA, United States

Tom Greenfield

Ben Cartafalsa

John E. Barry

Leslie Laganella

Michele Yeagley

Stacey M. Manzo

Alan M. Pakula

Mark Montagna

Megan Eckstrom

Mark Seich

Kevin L. Tate

Caroline De Marco

Ira H. Fuchs

Alfred W. Putnam Jr.

Marna C. Whittington

Phoebe A. Haddon

Susan H. McEvoy

Ronald J. Naples

Pamela J. Petrow

Scott M. Jenkins

Patrick P. Coyne II

Bruce M. Eckert

Harry E. Hill III

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Tom Greenfield

Kevin L. Tate

Christopher S. Strohl

Mark Montagna

Alan M. Pakula

Kathy Morris-Rosati

Stacey M. Manzo

Laura Donovan

Sharon Wheeler

Sean O'Neil

Brian Junod

Michael Mallon

David Bilotta

Maryanne Brown

Sean Falcone

Angela Schemm

Son Pham

Paul Slominski

Timothy Brubaker

Stacey Gargano-Minniti

Ralph McClain

Raymond Kiker

Francis Costanzo

Leslie Laganella

Michele Yeagley

Matthew Venema

Ben Cartafalsa

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