Non-profit Organization Contracting with Funeral Homes
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U.S. Federal Trade Commission - Complying With the Funeral Rule 3. Religious Groups and Memorial Societies
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Some funeral providers enter into agreements with religious groups, burial societies, or memorial societies to arrange funerals for their members at special prices. You are free to enter into such arrangements, but you must still comply with the Rule's requirements. You must provide price lists to representatives of these groups when they inquire about funeral arrangements on behalf of their members. In addition, if an individual group member inquires in-person about funeral arrangements, you must provide the individual with your price lists. Even if a member chooses a package available only to society members, the member must have the opportunity to look at your price lists. You can either have separate price lists for qualifying members or include such prices on your regular price lists. | |
| Jewish Funeral Practices Committee of Greater Washington | Agreement Between JFPCGW & Hines-Rinaldi Funeral Home | July 2004 |
| New Funeral Contract Negotiated | August 3, 2000 | |
| Funeral Practice Presentation | 1989 | |
| Jewish Funeral Practices Committee of Greater Washington response to funeral homes | 1985 | |
| Outline Of Remarks On Jewish Funeral Practices | 1977 | |
| Orthodox Union - New York City | Levaya of the Orthodox Union | September 2000 |
| Jewish Burial Society - Chicago | Tradition and Dignity at a Reasonable Price | 1974 |
| United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism - Midwest Region - Chicago | Funeral Plan | |
| Metropolitan Washington DC | Jewish War Veterans | |