PROMOTING PARALEGAL EXCELLENCE SINCE 1983
Welcome to the Central Florida Paralegal Association, Inc.!
The Central Florida Paralegal Association, Inc., or "CFPA," is an organization for paralegals/legal assistants who desire to promote high standards of professionalism in their field. Through CFPA meetings, social activities, newsletters, and other means, paralegals/legal assistants are able to keep current with changing requirements and network with fellow paralegals/legal assistants, attorneys, and other legal professionals. CFPA offers a wide range of professional and personal benefits to each member, including educational opportunities, continuing education credits (CLE's), professional development, student development, job referral service, a voice in national affairs, leadership, community service, and community recognition.
Britt's Bunch
CFPA's Charity for 2024 is Britt's Bunch!
The mission of Britt’s Bunch is to help wherever there is a need
by providing activities and resources for Florida children and
families who face economic and health challenges. Britt’s Bunch
was founded by a young woman with Down syndrome who is
dedicated to serving children and families who fall below the
poverty threshold and tend to fall through the cracks of other
systems in place. With some incredible community support,
Britt’s Bunch has impacted the lives of so many with each and
every dollar donated going directly to those who are in need.
Thanks to fundraising efforts, like their Annual Silent Auction, or
generous donations directly on their website, Britt’s Bunch shops
and provides Christmas gifts, as well as the basic needs of well
fitted clothing and food, just to put a smile on a child’s face or to
help a mom or dad who is just down on their luck and in need of a
little assistance. Additionally, Britt’s Bunch sponsors Big Day at
UCF taking special needs children and their families on an
incredible unforgettable adventure revolving around college
football.
To see how you can help and “Be like Britt”, click the link
above.
