Non-Profit eligible classes include but are not limited to:
- Alcohol & Drug Abuse Organizations
- Association of Retarded Citizens
- Behavior Healthcare Organizations
- Children and Family Services
- Community Action Agencies
- Crisis Intervention
- Developmental Disabilities Organizations
- Federally Qualified Health Centers
- H.U.D. Housing Assistance Organizations
- Hospices
- Hospitals
- Housing Authorities
- Juvenile Justice
- Mental Health Agencies
- Rehabilitation Facilities
- Vocational Training and Rehabilitation
- Charter Schools and other government-funded nonprofits
Administrator: Non-Profit Insurance Services, Inc. (NPIS)
NPIS is proud to be the program administrator for the Florida Insurance Trust (FIT). The Florida Insurance Trust is the first and only trust in Florida for non-profit entities. In January 2007 Governor Crist signed into law FS624.4625 which allows two or more non-profits that receive 75% or more of their funding from
By utilizing a trust arrangement, the non-profit is able to reduce insurance premium expenses without reducing any coverages. NPIS is the only program administrator in the State of Florida dedicated exclusively to working with non-profit entities.
NPIS provides Trust administration which includes:
- Placing Excess Policies
- Issuing Policies
- Accounting
- Underwriting
- Marketing
FIT believes that the only way to contain insurance costs over the long haul is to assist our membership to understand how to reduce their exposure to loss by providing the necessary tools. In our never ending mission to provide FIT members the best Loss Control services, we have created the most comprehensive Loss Control Library in the country, know as IRIS, This library is dedicated specifically to social services agencies.
If you have not established your user name and password for the Loss Control Library, please contact us at (407) 936-2132 or email Jennifer Lister at Jennifer.Lister@npis.com
Any other class which meets Florida’s Statutory Requirements will be considered by underwriting division of NPIS