Buffalo Laborers Welfare Fund
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Provides health and welfare benefits to participants and their families through employer contributions based on collective bargaining agreements.

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Offers support and resources for members and their families dealing with substance abuse, mental health issues, and other personal challenges.

About
Buffalo Laborers Welfare Fund


Founded in
1958
EIN
160806902
IRS 501(C) Type
501(c)(9)
Category/Type
Health & Wellness
Address
25 TYROL DR BUFFALO, New York 14227-2715 United States
Website
www.laborerslocal210.com
Phone
(716)-668-8589
Email address
local210members@laborerslocal210.com
About
The Buffalo Laborers Welfare Fund, established in 1958, provides health and welfare coverage for participants and their dependents through employer contributions. It operates as a benefit fund for workers and dependents, funded by employer hourly contributions from collective bargaining agreements with Laborers Local 210.
Mission
The Buffalo Laborers Welfare Fund provides health and welfare coverage to participants and their dependents through employer contributions from collective bargaining agreements.

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