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AMERICAN FEDERATION OF TEACHERS 2938 AFT

PORT WASHINGTON, NY · EIN 112291760 · Form 990 · FY2024 · Small ($100K-$1M)

revenue

$648K

expenses

$608K

net assets

$721K

employees

program ratio

mission · from form 990

To work for the welfare of the teachers and school children of Port Washington, promote the general welfare of the school system, stimulate interest in professional ethics, to form a representative body on behalf of teachers, and to promote understanding and cooperation between teachers and the community.

profile · synthesized from sources

Teacher union local representing educators in Port Washington, New York, focused on advancing the welfare of teachers and school children. The organization promotes professional ethics, supports the local school system, and fosters cooperation between educators and the community. It engages in advocacy, member communication, and scholarship activities.

irs program accomplishments · form 990 part iii · fy2024

What they reported doing

#1 primary $0

The Port Washington Teachers Association Retired Educators Chapter contributes to a scholarship fund, holds and annual breakfast, luncheon, publishes a newsletter, holds trips,and attends conferences and conventions, supports state and national education issues, corresponds frequently with retiree and in-service members regarding important issues; there are 2 general membership meetings, and frequent contact with legislators.

named programs · 2 · from sources

What they call their work

Retired Educators Chapter

Organizes events including an annual breakfast and luncheon, publishes a newsletter, coordinates trips, and supports state and national education advocacy. Maintains communication with retired and active members and engages in legislative outreach.

Scholarship Fund

Provides scholarships funded through contributions by the Retired Educators Chapter to support students, likely those connected to the education community in Port Washington.

activities · 7 groups

What they do

Education Policy Advocacy & Reform 2 activities
- Advocates for state and national education policies
  
  Engages in advocacy efforts to support and influence education policies at both the state and national levels.
- Lobbies legislators on education matters
  
  Maintains regular contact with legislators to advocate for policies that support public education and the teaching profession.
Local High School Scholarship Programs 1 activity
- Administers scholarship fund for students
  
  Provides financial support to students through a scholarship fund, contributing to educational access and affordability.
Union Member Communications 1 activity
- Communicates regularly with members on union and education issues
  
  Maintains ongoing communication with retired and active teachers regarding key education developments, union activities, and member benefits.
Organized Member Social Events 1 activity
- Organizes annual member events
  
  Hosts annual breakfast and luncheon events for members to foster community and engagement among active and retired educators.
Educational Field Trips and Experiential Outings 1 activity
- Organizes educational and recreational trips for members
  
  Plans and conducts trips for retired and in-service educators, supporting professional and personal enrichment.
Educator Conferences & Professional Development Events 1 activity
- Participates in education conferences and conventions
  
  Attends national and state-level conferences and conventions to stay informed on education trends, policies, and best practices.
Organizational Newsletter Production and Distribution 1 activity
- Produces and distributes member newsletter
  
  Creates and shares a regular newsletter with retired and in-service members to communicate union updates, education news, and member resources.

financials · form 990 · fy2024

revenue

Total revenue$648K

Contributions & grants$00%

Program service revenue$588K91%

Investment income$25K4%

Other revenue$36K

expenses

Total expenses$608K

Program expenses0%

Admin / overhead0%

Fundraising0%

Salaries & benefits$163K

Grants paid out$10K

Largest expense lineCompensation

balance sheet

Total assets$722K

Cash$200K

Investments$522K

Liabilities$642

Net assets$721K

Liquid reserves14.3 mo

6 years on record · 2019–2024 · YoY revenue +3.0%

leadership · form 990 part vii · fy2024

Who runs it

paid leadership · 25

Name	Title	Hours/wk	Compensation
Regina L McLean	President	14	$24K
Jeanne A Zeh	Executive VP	7	$11K
Joy Grasso-Krebs	First VP	7	$11K
Andrew M Vinella	Treasurer	7	$8K
Chantelle Persaud	Secretary	2	$4K
Julie A Katz	Building Rep	2	$4K
Eric Sutz	Building rep	7	$2K
Jena Swerdloff	Building rep	2	$2K
AnnMarie Pullicino	Building rep	2	$2K
Susan McAuliffe	Building rep	2	$1K
Ruth Robles	Building rep	2	$1K
Robyn Block	Committee	2	$1K
Barbara O'Donnell	Building rep	2	$990
Frederick Feldmann	Building rep	2	$990
Julie Doscher	Building rep	2	$990
Maribeth M Betsch	Building rep	2	$990
Renee K Schettino	Building rep	2	$990
Christine Cuomo Gaudiuso	Building rep	2	$930
Angela Pfeiffer	Building rep	2	$870
Donna Braun	Building rep	2	$870
Guillermina Garcia	Building Rep	2	$870
Colleen A Deriu	Building rep	2	$810
Meghan Harding	Building rep	2	$750
Shantay Betty	Building rep	2	$690
Michal Cohan	Building rep	2	$630

relationships · 1

Who they work with

Port Washington Teachers Association Retired Educators Chapter Partner — Collaborates on scholarship funding, events, communications, and advocacy efforts for retired and in-service educators.

strategies · 1

How they approach the work

Named approaches extracted from this org’s sources. Where others share an approach, follow it to see the full set of orgs running it.

Representative Collaboration Model

methodology: teacher_representation_and_community_cooperation
By forming a representative body for educators and fostering collaboration between teachers and the community, we improve teacher welfare and school system well-being because collective representation strengthens advocacy and aligns educational practices with community needs.