Dear FICPA Members;

It is our hope that you and your families passed safely through Hurricane Dorian with little or no damage, and that you now are in positive-recovery mode. Please let us know if there is anything that the FICPA can do to assist you, your family and your business in getting up and running. You can reach our member service center at 1-800-342-3197 or msc@ficpa.org. Read on for additional ways you can provide or receive assistance.

As Floridians and those in the Bahamas are struggling to recover, we ask you to consider a donation to these reputable relief organizations:

• Hurricane Dorian Donation Efforts for Florida|
  To donate to Floridians suffering because of Hurricane Dorian, click here

• Hurricane Dorian Donation Efforts for the Bahamas
  To donate to those in the Bahamas suffering because of Hurricane Dorian, click here..

As our members continue helping members, the FICPA is here to assist by matching CPAs in need of temporary office space with those that have office accommodations to share. Please select the appropriate link below. Our staff is monitoring responses and providing connections.

NEED OFFICE SPACE: CLICK HERE if you experienced damage and need assistance with temporary office space, or you’re aware of an FICPA member needing space.

HAVE OFFICE SPACE TO SHARE: CLICK HERE if you have temporary office space to offer.

View full FICPA Hurricane Dorian Resources HERE.

CPA BENEVOLENT FUND: If you are a member of the AICPA and your business sustained damage, we have channels to connect you to the AICPA Benevolent Fund that may be able to assist.  Please email me, Deborah Curry president@ficpa.org for more information.

Let us know if we may assist you. As a community of CPAs, we stand together…providing help and support as we move forward in recovery from Hurricane Dorian. 

Sincerely,

Deborah L. Curry, CPA, CGMA President/CEO Chair		Abby Dupree, CPA, CGMA 2019-2020 Board of Directors

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