Founded in 1985, the Pennsylvania Association of Rental Dealers (PARD) is dedicated to advancing the rental-purchase industry through advocacy, education, and collaboration. As a unified voice for Pennsylvania rental dealers and vendor partners, PARD works to safeguard trade interests, promote ethical practices, and foster goodwill across the industry.
What We Do:
- Advocate: Protect the interests of Pennsylvania rental dealers through strong legislative relationships and vigilance
- Educate: Offer resources, updates, and events like our annual meeting to keep members informed and connected
- Network: Foster collaboration and goodwill among rental dealers and vendor partners across the state
- Support: Work alongside APRO to offer disaster relief for RTO employees in times of need through the RTO Disaster Relief Fund
Join PARD to protect your business, connect with peers, and help shape the future of Pennsylvania’s rental-purchase industry.
PARD Industry Support Recognition
Disaster Relief
$6,000 Donor
2022-2024
PARD Leadership
Meet the dedicated board of directors leading the PARD. Contact us to learn more about the value and importance of being a PARD member!
PARD Events
Join PARD at our upcoming events, including annual meetings and legislative days. Stay connected, informed, and engaged – check back for updates!
PARD Articles
Here we spotlight the impactful work and initiatives of PARD, such as advocacy efforts, community engagements, industry events, and member achievements. Explore how PARD continues to support and strengthen the rent-to-own industry across Pennsylvania!
State-Level Resources & Tools
Explore key resources and tools for our Pennsylvania members, provided by APRO. Access to these resources is exclusive to APRO members.
- Pennsylvania RTO Statutes
- Pennsylvania Economic Impact Report
- Pennsylvania Legislative Alerts
- Congressional District Map
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