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Pennsylvania Schools Are Also Receiving Unclaimed Money

The state of Pennsylvania has discovered over $89,000 in unclaimed funds owed to schools in Allegheny County. This unclaimed money comes from various sources, such as old accounts with credit balances from Verizon or Sprint. This money comes at a great time, especially since the large budget cuts in the education sector in Pennsylvania.

Some other notable unclaimed money amounts owed to Pennsylvania schools:
Quaker Valler is owed $9,000
Moon and Fox Chapel school districts each are receiving $3,500
Avonworth School District had $28,000

Not just individuals are owed unclaimed money; businesses and the government can also have unclaimed money. The best way to search for unclaimed money is with CashUnclaimed.com, the largest unclaimed money database in the world. Log on to CashUnclaimed.com today for your unclaimed money search.

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