NEFCA Legacy and Partnership
Established in 1973, NEFCA maintains a close and unique association with Massachusetts floor coverers Local 2168, the oldest chartered floor covering union local in the United States.
Contractor Members
Our contractor members are the largest flooring contractors in the Northeast and are affiliated with Floor Covering Union Local 2168. They specialize in supplying and installing all types of floor surfaces, including essential preparation, leveling, and moisture mitigation services.
Associate Members
Associate Members include individuals, firms, partnerships, or corporations actively engaged in supplying products and services to the flooring industry. These members must maintain active representation within the New England area.
Affiliate Associations
Only one association represents the interests of every subcontractor in the state of Massachusetts: ASM.
Founded in 1950, the Associated Subcontractors of Massachusetts (ASM) today represents over 350 subcontractor companies and thousands of employees, as well as suppliers and affiliated organizations in Massachusetts and surrounding states. ASM is the only organization in the Commonwealth dedicated exclusively to the business issues affecting subcontractors, who perform more than 80% of the work on all major building construction in the state.
Philanthropy
NEFCA is a proud member of FCIF
Mission
The Floor Covering Industry Foundation gets families back on their feet when battling catastrophic injuries, severe disabilities, or other life-altering medical crises. Founded in 1981 by industry leaders, the 501(c)3 charitable non-profit helps those who have worked in the floor covering industry by providing direct grants for medical care and other basic needs.
Impact
Rising costs and expenses cause our beneficiaries to lose basic financial freedom in their time of need. Financial help is viewed as an opportunity to say “we care” to those in our floor covering industry family.
Grants are awarded based on need for expenses such as medical care, medications, medical supplies, and other expenses directly related to beneficiary care, as well such as food, shelter, and utilities.
