The National Ladies Auxiliary—forerunner of today's NALC Auxiliary—was established in 1905 by a group of women interested in letter carrier issues because of their relationships as the wives, daughters, mothers and sisters of letter carriers. Their aim was to assist in gaining favorable legislation to provide better working conditions for letter carriers, including laws providing for Sunday closing, shorter work days, sick leave, compensation for injuries received while on duty, salary increases, and annuities for widows and survivors.

Today, the membership has expanded to include both female and male spouses, relatives and friends of letter carriers, but the basic goals of promoting the interests of letter carriers and their families remains the same.

Now available—

—postcards for you to use as a tool in recruiting new members or writing a thank you or a reminder about an upcoming meeting or activity to existing members.  Please contact NALCA Secretary Marie Rasmussen if you are interested in receiving these postcards and for pricing information.
—Carrier Corps 2012 sign-up form. Members of the Carrier Corps lead NALC’s grassroots efforts to represent the views of letter carriers in Washington and help pro-letter carrier candidates win election to Congress. Click here to download the form.