The resolution recognizes February 9-15, 2025, as Eureka Springs FBLA Week in honor of the Future Business Leaders of America, Inc. (FBLA), a nonprofit educational organization founded in 1942. The resolution highlights the history of FBLA, including the establishment of its first high school chapter in Tennessee and the chartering of the Eureka Springs chapter in 1972. With over 200,000 members across 4,600 chapters nationwide, FBLA focuses on bridging the gap between business and education through leadership and career development programs, while also engaging in community service activities.

The resolution commends the Eureka Springs chapter for its active participation in community service, such as a recent food drive that provided meals for 32 families. It acknowledges the chapter's achievements, including its designation as a Champion Chapter with a Bronze status. The Senate expresses its appreciation for the efforts of the chapter's leaders and encourages the recognition of FBLA's contributions to student development and community engagement. A copy of the resolution will be provided to the Eureka Springs chapter following its adoption.