About Us
Benefits of NCFDA
The North Carolina Funeral Director's Association offers numerous benefits to it's members upon joining the organization.
We hope you consider joining the organization and look forward to serving you.
Communication Mediums
• Electronic Newsletter: E-Line bulletin with up-to-the-minute information on critical news affecting funeral service.
• Membership & Resource Directory: A comprehensive resource directory published annually containing the following:
• NCFDA membership listing for funeral establishments, affiliate members, retired or inactive members,
• NCFDA Telephone Directory
• NCFDA Officers, directors and staff
• NCFDA Convention Exhibitors
• NC Crematories
• NC Vital Records Offices (Register of Deeds)
• NC Local Health Departments
• NCFDA Bylaws
• Toll Free Number: For efficient and direct communication at 800-616-2332
• Web Site: Your 24-hour source for information at www.ncfda.org
Classified Ads
Free job openings, for sale items and opportunity listings for members.
Continued Education Programs
Primary provider of quality programs.
Family Survey Forms
"Family Service Evaluations" a confidential family feedback.
Information & Referral
Public Clearinghouse
Public Information
Literature, Brochures, Books and Audio-Visual Aids.
Reports
Publication of reports from NC Boards of Mortuary Science meetings.
Staff
Permanent headquarters office employing full time Executive Director.
Advocacy
Representing your professional interest in the legislature, government agencies and related agencies.
Legislative Lobbying
Introduction and monitoring of legislation that impacts on funeral service.
Political Action Committee
NC Funeral Service Political Action Committee.
Professional Advice
Advice of Legal Counsel and Certified Public Accountant.
Getting outside your office, and meeting and talking to fellow professionals at local, state and national meetings may be the greatest benefit of your membership.
Annual Convention
• Top-notch seminars for education
• Funeral service trade exhibits
• Social events
• Professional networking
all in an atmosphere of fellowship among professional peers.
District Meetings
• Timely educational meetings and fellowship in order to update members on new programs, services and developments
Continuing Education
• Regional Workshops
• Seminars
