Organizing Group
Gathers interested people and prepares the application. It does not yet represent a recognized chapter.
FEDREC-USA
One Federation, a national network
Explore the ten states included in our territorial plans.
Initial priorityPlanned expansion
Texas, Florida and New York are initial priorities. No chapter is represented as operational until institutional confirmation of its recognition.
TX
Texas
Initial priorityView chapter page
FLFlorida
Initial priorityView chapter page
NYNew York
Initial priorityView chapter page
CACalifornia
Planned expansionView chapter page
GAGeorgia
Planned expansionView chapter page
MAMassachusetts
Planned expansionView chapter page
ILIllinois
Planned expansionView chapter page
NCNorth Carolina
Planned expansionView chapter page
NJNew Jersey
Planned expansionView chapter page
VAVirginia
Planned expansionView chapter page
No matches. You can contact the National Office.
HOW TO ORGANIZE A CHAPTER
The team is the first step.
5 candidates for the chapter team
The additional minimum of fifteen interested people is not required for the three initial chapters.
Both cases require a file, written acceptances, verification and a Board decision. Reaching the minimum number does not automatically create a chapter.
Contact Institutional DevelopmentFive people, five responsibilities
- Regional Director
- Regional Secretary
- Institutional Development Coordinator
- Protocol and Ceremonial Coordinator
- Well-being and Social Programs Coordinator
Regional Regulations, Art. 5–12. The Secretary and three coordinators report to the Regional Director.
A DOCUMENTED PATH01 02 03 04
Four stages of development.
Chapter in Formation
Begins with written Board authorization and verified opening requirements.
Recognized Chapter
Has an authorized team, documented establishment, a plan in progress and reports.
Consolidated Chapter
Demonstrates stability, sustained participation and orderly administration, as declared by the Board.
Regional Regulations, Art. 13–18. Chapters have no separate legal personality or financial autonomy.