Graphic Arts Alliance

Endowment History – Graphic Arts Alliance

 

Established in 2018

 

Graphic Arts Alliance (GAA) was launched in 2002 to help mid-sized printing and packaging companies take advantage of savings through vendor cash rebates and discounts.

 

GAA was founded by sixteen printers who wanted to unite for a common purpose of increasing their savings on materials and services. All members are between the revenue range of $7MM and $75MM annually. Currently its members are over 240 companies with an excess of $4 billion in revenues.

 

The scholarship was established by Graphic Arts Alliance in recognition of the organization’s concern with supporting the future workforce of the industry. Employees, or offspring of employees, of member companies will be given preference for
consideration, thereby providing an enhanced company benefit.

 

Learn more about the opportunities and benefits of creating an endowment with PGSF on our Endowments page. You can also access the full PGSF Endowment history book to learn more about all of our endowments.

 

To learn more about our endowments and how to create a memorial scholarship contact the PGSF Director of Development, Jeff White.

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