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NFDA Applauds Congress for Introducing Legislation to Protect Grieving Families
As the foremost advocate for grieving families and the funeral service profession, the National Funeral Directors Association (NFDA) commends Congress for introducing two critical pieces of legislation that will provide much-needed oversight to the whole-body donation process and financial relief for funeral expenses. The Consensual Donation and Research Integrity Act (S. 1270/H.R. 2589) and the Funeral Coverage Act (H.R. 2436) reflect NFDA’s unwavering commitment to ensuring fairness, transparency and dignity in funeral service. These bills, along with …
Changing Funeral Preferences: NFDA’s First-of-Its-Kind Generational Report Now Available
The National Funeral Directors Association (NFDA), the world’s leading and largest funeral service association, has released an unprecedented study examining consumer attitudes toward funeral service across generations. Available to funeral service professionals for download at no charge, Changing Consumer Preferences: A Generational Perspective on Attitudes Toward Funeral Service provides critical insights to help funeral service professionals adapt to evolving expectations and continue delivering meaningful memorial experiences. More than just presenting data, this report serves as a …
Calling All Funeral Directors and Cremation Specialists: Share Your Insights
We are sharing an important opportunity on behalf of our partners and friends at Fortitude and the Cremation Association of North America (CANA)—and we need your input! If you’re a funeral director, arrangement specialist, cremation specialist, or operations lead involved in making arrangements, we invite you to take a brief survey to share your experiences. Your insights will help shape a deeper understanding of industry needs and best practices. How You Can Help Take the survey: …