What does FSAP mean in NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS

The purpose of FSAP is to provide education and support in the use of parliamentary procedure in order to improve the effectiveness and efficiency of meetings, organizations, and business operations.

Yes! FSAP offers educational seminars and workshops on different topics related to parliamentary procedures and processes. Members also have access to consulting services offered by experienced parliamentarians.

Any person interested in learning more about parliamentary procedure can join FSAP as a member. Membership is not limited to those living in Florida; there are members from all over the United States as well as from other countries.

The activities that FSAP participates in vary depending on the year. Generally speaking, though, some activities include hosting an annual conference with speakers discussing different aspects of parliamentary procedure, providing educational webinars related to parliamentary topics, awarding scholarships for advanced study, producing publications related to Robert's Rules of Order Newly Revised (11th edition), and offering mentorship programs for new members.

Membership dues vary based on whether you choose individual or group membership; however, generally Individual membership costs per year while Group membership costs 0 per year for up to 5 people if paid at one time. Dues are used for administrative expenses such as printing meeting minutes or brochures as well as educational opportunities such as board meetings or seminars.