The Philadelphia Contributionship was founded in 1752 as an insurer of urban homes located in Philadelphia, PA. We then expanded outside the city to serve the insurance needs of homeowners and investment property owners in the 5-county area including Chester, Delaware, Montgomery, Bucks and Philadelphia counties. Ultimately, we expanded our network of agents into New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland and Virginia. Whether your home is in Pittsburgh, PA, Richmond, VA, Baltimore, MD, Newark, NJ, or any of the dozens of other cities and counties across our footprint, TPC’s network of highly qualified independent agents can find you the right insurance policy at the best available cost. To find a local agent near your home or place of business, simply click on the “Find an Agent” button at the top of the website and enter your zip code to access a list of independent insurance agents representing TPC in your area.
*Not all coverages are available in all product lines and jurisdictions. Please consult with you agent regarding your specific coverage options.
We understand that insurance is full of confusing language and terminology and the processes can seem intimidating. To help you navigate your policy, the claims process or provide general home tips, check out our Policyholder Resource center.
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Two hundred and seventy years ago on Friday, February 4, 1752, Franklin’s Pennsylvania Gazette posted the following notice, alerting Philadelphians to a new opportunity: The subscribers to the articles of insurance of houses from fire, in and near the city of Philadelphia, are desired to meet on Saturday next, at three a clock in the afternoon, at the Court-house in order to agree on proper measures for carrying the same into immediate execution.
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The Philadelphia Contributionship has been working with Flyreel since 2021 to provide our customers with an easy, quick, convenient and secure way to provide important information about their property without scheduling an in-person inspection. Using Flyreel’s AI-powered app on your personal smart device, complete your own self-guided inspection, you have the proper coverage and are well protected in case of an unexpected loss.
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The official Atlantic hurricane season runs from June 1 to November 30 every year since 1965. This year, forecasters at NOAA’s Climate Prediction Center, a division of the National Weather Service, are predicting above-average hurricane activity this year — which would make it the seventh consecutive above-average hurricane season. Read more about how you can prepare and anticipate these summer storms.
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