What is the purpose of AFI34-225 Services Nonappropriated Fund (NAF) Governance?
The purpose of AFI34-225 is to provide the guidance and procedures for the establishment and operation of NAF organizations within the United States Air Force.

Who does AFI34-225 apply to?
This regulation applies to all Air Force personnel involved in the establishment, operation, and oversight of NAF organizations, including commanders, supervisors, and designated officials.

What is a Nonappropriated Fund (NAF) organization?
NAF organizations are self-sustaining entities that generate and use their funds to support certain morale, welfare, and recreation activities for military personnel, their families, and authorized patrons.

How are NAF organizations funded?
NAF organizations are funded through revenue generated from their operations, such as fees, charges, and sales of goods or services. They do not receive appropriations from Congress.

What is the role of the NAF Financial Management Office (FMO)?
The NAF FMO is responsible for providing financial management oversight, support, and guidance to NAF organizations. They ensure compliance with financial policies, procedures, and internal controls.

Are there specific requirements for employing non-U.S. citizens within NAF organizations?
Yes, employing non-U.S. citizens within NAF organizations is subject to certain statutory and regulatory requirements, such as verification of eligibility to work in the United States and other employment restrictions.

What are the guidelines for using NAF funds for official representation expenses?
NAF funds can be used for official representation expenses, but they must be reasonable, necessary, and in accordance with the applicable guidance and regulations.

Can NAF organizations accept gifts or donations?
Yes, NAF organizations may accept gifts, donations, and bequests if they are consistent with the organization's mission, do not create a conflict of interest, and comply with legal and ethical requirements.

How are NAF organizations audited?
NAF organizations are subject to periodic financial and compliance audits conducted by the Air Force Audit Agency or other appropriate audit entities to assess their financial management practices and compliance with regulations.