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 LESTER PETRILLO MEMORIAL FUND FOR DISABLED MUSICIANS BACK TO BENEFITS & SERVICES MAIN MENU The Lester Petrillo Memorial Fund for Disabled Musicians provides a modest grant, usually from $100 to $400, to disabled musicians who are members of the AFM. James C. Petrillo, former President of the American Federation of Musicians, created this Fund in 1951 with his own personal check in the amount of $10,000 in memory of his son, Lester, who died in 1931 at the age of 13. To qualify for financial assistance from this Fund, a member must be disabled (temporarily or permanently). When application for assistance is made, s/he must meet the following requirements: The Trustees of the Fund have complete discretion in determining eligibility and the amount of benefits. Applications for the Fund are located in the Recording Vice-President's office, on the 3rd floor of Local 802's offices. For more information please call Maureen Cupid at (212) 245-4802, ext. 111 or 112, or e-mail mcupid@local802afm.org.  Health Benefits | Pension Credit Union | Musicians' Assistance Program Emergency Relief Fund | Disabled Musicians Fund Scholarship Fund | Teachers' Registry Political Action Fund | Payroll Service Rehearsal Space Rental | Senior Musicians' Association Music Performance Trust Fund | Instrument Insurance AFL-CIO Union Privilege Program Coordinating Advisory Committee |
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The application form must be filled out factually and completely;