Specialty license plates in Florida: NPHC orgs
 

This is a really cool opportunity!
https://www.flhsmv.gov/2022/06/02/fl...icense-plates/
Do any other states offer something similar? I know Florida is notorious for having a ton of specialty plates.

Illinois has offered them for some time. Very distinctive designs, and fun to see.

In Alabama an initial order for a specialty plate is 200. So to get one in the pipeline, you have to get 200 people to pay $50 up front and the design will be on the list. ( my non profit just went thru this process) Currently, I see AKA and DST on the list. No other GLOs.

Virginia does, I know I've seen Delta Sigma Theta Inc, and Alpha Kappa Alpha Inc. plates I think there are other NPHC plates too. Those just happen to be the ones I see more frequently.

https://www.dmv.virginia.gov/vehicle...asp?category=S

Virginia's initial order is 350 plates, too. So 350 people must pay up to two years in advance of the plate being produced. I went through the process with another group, and we found getting that many to pay up front is not an easy thing to do.

It took us about 2 years to get there also....even though we included our vehicles in that AND paid the $50 for all 200 tags! It is harder than you think.

Maryland has the following GLO (and related) specialty places.
Alpha Kappa Alpha
Alpha Kappa Alpha - Xi Delta Omega chapter
Alpha Phi Alpha
Alpha Phi Omega - Baltimore Area Alumni Associatiation (mostly alumni from Morgan State)
Delta Sigma Theta
Groove Phi Groove
Iota Phi Theta
Kappa Alpha Psi
Lambda Theta Alpha
Multiple Mason (Scottish Rite, Grand Lodge & Prince Hall)
Order of the Eastern Star
Omega Psi Phi
PEO sisterhood
Phi Beta Sigma
Phi Mu
Sigma Gamma Rho
Swing Phi Swing

So all of the NPHC except Zeta Phi Beta, Groove, Swing, A Phi Q, Lambda Theta Alpha & Phi Mu from the collegiate organizations.

https://mva.maryland.gov/Pages/licen...izational.aspx

Note Maryland simply requires that the organization is non-profit and has at least 25 members who are Maryland registered Drivers.

[QUOTE=DGTess;2491987]Virginia's initial order is 350 plates, too. So 350 people must pay up to two years in advance of the plate being produced. I went through the process with another group, and we found getting that many to pay up front is not an easy thing to do.[/QUOTE)]

At only 200 here and with over 60 employees, hundreds of participant families, us paying the first year $50 fee, it took us 2 years to get it subscribed.`

Currently the only GLO plate available in NJ is for Alpha Kappa Alpha - but I honestly didn't know this was a thing orgs could get! https://www.state.nj.us/mvc/vehicles/alumni.htm

When I lived in Charlotte, NC I saw a lot of AKA and Delta specialty plates.