The Family Christian Association of America, Inc. (FCAA), was founded by Herman K. Williams on February 9, 1984, as a premier non-profit, social and human services organization. FCAA is a membership organization and is open to any family interested in its mission and programs. Through its many programs and services, FCAA strives to help its participants become successful and independent. FCAA is governed by a state-wide Corporate Board of Directors, composed of thirty (30) committed volunteers from various professional disciplines. The Board of Directors formulate and approve policy, develop financial resources, provide financial and legal oversight, and participate in strategic planning for the Agency. The Board of Directors authorizes volunteer Advisory Groups to provide oversight and direction to its Family Branches in various Florida communities. FCAA employs over 200 full and part-time employees throughout the State of Florida. FCAA Florida Coalition of Black Faith-Based and Community-Based Organizations is a membership organization that provides collaborative leadership and resources development strategies for its coalition members, known as the Communities of Faith-Keepers. The Coalition provide family advocacy, management training, and tactical initiatives, to create quality of life opportunities for spiritual enhancement, prosperity, cultural preservation, and community development, for underserved communities of Florida.