Georgia Funeral Directors Association

The Georgia Funeral Directors Association (GFDA) stands as a beacon of support, guidance, and professional development for funeral service professionals and their families in Georgia. Established over a century ago, we are an esteemed organization committed to upholding the highest standards of excellence and ethical practices.

Supporting Our Members

Our dedicated team provides valued resources and support to our members at every stage of their careers. Through various programs and initiatives, we:

• Promote excellence: We empower and inspire our members through ongoing education, peer networking, and recognition opportunities.
• Foster growth: We offer mentorship programs, scholarships, and access to industry-leading resources to help them stay informed and elevate their skills.
• Advocate for the profession: We actively engage with regulatory bodies and other stakeholders to protect the interests of funeral directors and the public they serve.

Empowering Families and the Community

Beyond serving funeral professionals, GFDA recognizes the crucial role the association plays in supporting bereaved families and our wider community. We actively:

• Provide valuable resources: Our website and online resources offer guidance on navigating the funeral process, planning ahead, and understanding grief.
• Assist with disaster relief: During tragic events, we collaborate with FEMA to provide assistance to families affected by COVID-19 and other disasters.
• Promote community outreach: We organize and participate in various events and programs to support community organizations and raise awareness about end-of-life care.

Standing Strong Together

As the only NFDA State Affiliate in Georgia, GFDA fosters a strong sense of community among our members. We encourage collaboration, open communication, and peer support through:

• Active discussion forums: Connect with colleagues and share experiences in our online forums.
• District networking events: Build meaningful relationships and engage in meaningful discussions at local gatherings.
• Shared resources and best practices: Access a wealth of information and proven strategies from experienced professionals.