Our Mission

As a professional non-profit organization, the International Feng Shui Guild mission is to:

• • Advance the practice, teaching and use of Feng Shui worldwide
  • Promote and serve our membership with resources, networking opportunities, publications and a content-rich website
  • Unify the Feng Shui community by establishing and upholding universal standards in professional practice and education
  • Inspire public confidence in the professionalism of our members as demonstrated in our by-laws, Code of Ethics and the Feng Shui Universal Topics.

We believe standards and professional excellence – as shown in our Organization Bylaws, the IFSG member Code of Ethics, and the Feng Shui Universal Topics – are key to the success of our members, our organization, and the Feng Shui community.

Our mission is important to us!  We want to grow Feng Shui worldwide, build empowering member benefits, and offer valuable public resources.  Our Board of Directors and IFSG Committees work diligently to develop and create vast opportunities.  These volunteers dedicate themselves to Feng Shui and the International Feng Shui Guild.

We stay true to our Mission, our history, and our principles in all that we do!

Organization Annual Reports, including stats, financials, and messages from our leadership…

About Our Financials…
The International Feng Shui Guild is classified by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) as a 501(c)(6):

Business League
Section 501(c)(6) of the Internal Revenue Code provides for the exemption of business leagues, chambers of commerce, real estate boards, boards of trade, and professional football leagues, which are not organized for profit and no part of the net earnings of which inures to the benefit of any private shareholder or individual.

A business league is an association of persons having some common business interest, the purpose of which is to promote such common interest and not to engage in a regular business of a kind ordinarily carried on for profit. Trade associations and professional associations are business leagues. To be exempt, a business league’s activities must be devoted to improving business conditions of one or more lines of business as distinguished from performing particular services for individual persons. No part of a business league’s net earnings may inure to the benefit of any private shareholder or individual and it may not be organized for profit to engage in an activity ordinarily carried on for profit (even if the business is operated on a cooperative basis or produces only enough income to be self-sustaining). The term line of business generally refers either to an entire industry or to all components of an industry within a geographic area. It does not include a group composed of businesses that market a particular brand within an industry.

Chambers of commerce and boards of trade are organizations of the same general type as business leagues. They direct their efforts at promoting the common economic interests of all commercial enterprises in a trade or community, however.

See more about our story on our History Page.

Find out more about our board of directors and how the board operates.