Our FFF local groups, listed below and on this map, follow certain best practices such as keeping the group private and being selective about who’s admitted to membership.
If you see a Facebook group that has “Fragrance Free Friends” in its name but is not on our list/map, then it’s not part of our family of groups. Then you should look carefully to understand for your own safety and comfort: Is the group private, or will your posts be seen by the general public? Open to all comers, or restricted? If you’re able to join with no membership questions, that is probably not a group that follows FFF practices.
Here’s the list (which is admittedly not very organized, that’s why we have a map). Newest groups are at the top of the list.
Southwest Florida Fragrance Free Friends
New Hampshire Fragrance-Free Friends
Fragrance Free Friends of Colorado Springs
Southern Maine Fragrance Free Friends
Fragrance-Free Friends Central Illinois
Georgia Fragrance Free Friends, Thomaston-Griffin region
Fragrance Free Friends of Northern Colorado
Fragrance Free Friends of Central N.C.
Fragrance Free Friends of DFW & North Texas
Fragrance Free Friends of Upstate South Carolina
Fragrance Free Friends of Nashville (and Middle Tennessee)
Fragrance Free Friends of Rhode Island
Fragrance Free Friends of Bryan/College Station, TX
Fragrance Free Friends of Central Oregon
Fragrance Free Friends of Minnesota
Fragrance Free Friends of Southern Vermont
Fragrance Free Friends – Cincinnati Ohio
Fragrance Free Friends Alabama
Fragrance Free Friends of Southern California
Fragrance Free Friends South East and South Central PA Pennsylvania
(No longer admitting new members due to the admin being locked out. If you’d like to start a new group for this area, please join the Admins group shown below.)
If you wish to start a local Facebook group for your area following the Fragrance Free Friends model:
FIRST please join Fragrance Free Friends Admins. This will give you the best shot at success with your new group. Local groups have the potential to help in ways that the big groups cannot, but you’ll need to learn best practices in order to harness this potential. The admins group provides: (1) very important setup guidance, (2) a way to identify other admins/areas (so you don’t duplicate efforts), and (3) a way to announce your new group so we can publicize it here and elsewhere. You might even find someone to co-admin with you!