Florida Citizens for Social Reform (FCSR) is a non-profit membership organization founded by individuals with common goals in the area of social betterment. FCSR advocates improvements in public policy related to various social issues and gives a powerful voice to individual citizens who are concerned with the rising economic and social costs of handling illiteracy, drug abuse, moral decay and crime. In accomplishing its long-term mission, FCSR seeks to save tax dollars by reducing the need for government spending to handle these social problems.
We believe that four devastating social problems÷illiteracy, drug abuse, a decline in common sense morals and the resulting crime--underlie the vast majority of problems facing our state and nation.
FCSR is a focal point for change. We unite, coordinate and mobilize individuals as well as like-minded groups to take action. We believe that public policy should support social programs that produce measurable results. We also believe that social betterment programs should be an investment in an individual and not simply a handout.
To that end, we support activities that empower a person to succeed in life. Self-respect and a skill are more valuable than a lifetime of welfare or a state imposed dependency.
We encourage our members to actively participate in the political process and educate them on how to do so. We believe it is our responsibility as citizens to change conditions and to support well-intentioned policy makers and administrators in their mission to raise the quality of life for all citizens.
See our Frequently Asked Questions for a more detailed description of FCSR activities. Our About pages also give more information.
If you share our goals, we welcome your support. Join us!