Friends United Meeting is an association of Quaker yearly meetings organized in 1902 as the Five Years Meeting of Friends, taking its current name in 1965. It is headquartered in Richmond, Indiana, and represents the more evangelical, pastored branch of the Religious Society of Friends, with member yearly meetings in the United States, the Caribbean, and East Africa (including Kenya, home to the world's largest Quaker population). FUM coordinates missions, publishing, and Quaker leadership training among its member meetings.