Annual Report - The Salvation Army: Alabama Louisiana Mississippi

The Salvation Army Jackson Corps
Annual Report 2013
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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CORPS COMMUNITY
CENTER
5
CENTER OF HOPE
6
FAMILY THRIFT
STORE
7
FINANCIAL REPORT
8
SERVICE REPORT
9
FAMILY STORE FIRE
10
GRANTS
11
FUTURE PLANS
14
GOVENOR PHIL
BRYANT
15
OUR STAFF
17
ADVISORY BOARD
18
WOMEN’S
AUXILIARY
MISSION STATEMENT
The Salvation Army, an international movement, is an
evangelical part of the universal Christian Church. Its message is
based on the Bible. Its ministry is motivated by the love of God. Its
mission is to preach the gospel of Jesus Christ and to meet human
needs in His name without discrimination.
If we had to describe it in
one word...
The story goes that it was late in the Christmas season and The
Salvation Army’s William Booth was running out of time to
distribute a holiday greeting that would inspire and refresh his
troops stationed literally around the world.
Time was short. Resources were thin. But Booth was brilliant and
he nailed it. The Founder and first General of The Salvation Army
telegraphed a single word to officers scattered far and wide.
The word?
Others.
Words From a/Captains Ken and Jessie Chapman
Dear Friends and Supporters:
It has been one wild ride this past year! We have experienced
significant growth on all levels, disasters, victories, defeats, and
even a devastating fire – all in one year. I am reminded of the words
in I Peter 1:7, “These have come so that your faith – of greater
worth than gold, which perishes even though refined by fire – may
be proved genuine and may result in praise, glory and honor when
Jesus Christ is revealed.”
We have so many wonderful programs at The Salvation Army of the
Greater Jackson Area that are truly bringing about transformational
change to many lives. Our stand against entitlement and moving
people to empowerment is being expressed through programs such
as Project New Start, S.M.A.R.T., Why W.A.I.T?, After-School Tutorial, Conservatory for the Performing
Arts, Developmental Sports, Senior Citizens Enrichment, Character-Building, Music, Men & Women’s
ministry, and other life-changing programs. This is all in addition to our on-going Social Services, Disaster
Response and Relief, Feeding, Workfare/Rehabilitation, GED, and Angel Tree Programs. You can see we are
very busy at The Salvation Army.
All of these programs are made possible by your continued support. We live in the most generous region of
the United States, Mississippi, and I thank God for each of you. I want to give you a renewal of our pledge
to do the most good for as many people as we can possibly reach. We are responsibly using the resources
you entrust to us to love and teach people out of multi-generational poverty and into a new world of
productivity.
Our soon to be completed new Family Store and Distribution Center will enable us to serve in a more
productive capacity and we will be stronger and better. God’s plans are always so much greater than ours,
hallelujah!
Serving this area as an Officer of The Salvation Army is the greatest thrill of my life and I am so honored to
join hands with you. Together, you and I can make our communities a better place to live and the quality of
life can be uplifted to a new level. Beauty from Ashes is what we are living and experiencing from the Hand
of God. May each of you feel His greatest blessings upon you in the days to come. Great things are about to
happen!
Yours for “Others,”
Ken Chapman, A/Captain
Regional Coordinator/Corps Officer
Jessie Chapman, A/ Captain
Associate Regional Coordinator/ Corps Officer
LEADING OTHERS
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Corps Community Center
570 East Beasley Road | Jackson, MS
Developmental Sports
Basketball
Soccer
Volleyball
visual & performing arts
Ballet
“
Creative Dance
Piano
Percussion
Track & Field
“
General Fitness
Drama
Guitar
Dodgeball
Visual Arts
10 year old Princess had never been in a dance class
before. She was nervous about what the others would
think about her. After being involved in our dance
program, she asked her church if she could dance in
worship to the song, “Take Me to the King.”
senior citizens program
Every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday senior adults gather at the center to socialize and have fun by
taking part in activities such as arts and crafts, bingo, computer class taught by an IT Specialist, movie
days, guest speakers, and even day trips!
After School Enrichment Program
The After School Enrichment Program is designed to promote academic
excellence in the lives of children in K-5 grade. Children receive school
homework assistance, core subject area tutoring, career awareness
classes, character education classes, nutrition, health & fitness classes,
reading assessments, and public speaking training.
“
“
8 year old Chance was really down on himself because
he was struggling to complete his homework assignment.
He told his teacher, with tears in his eyes, that he did
not feel smart. A Salvation Army after-school program
teacher and a nursing student volunteer from Mississippi
College took Chance aside and worked with him on his
assignment. When he was done, he told his teacher and
the volunteer that he felt much better about himself and
believed he was smart enough to learn even more!
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MENTORING OTHERS
(making dreams a reality)
“Since I have been here I have a
roof over my head, food to eat, and
I have found two jobs, but the most
important thing that I have learned is
how to have God in my life, thanks
to The Salvation Army. Sometimes a
man finds his own destiny on the road
he took to avoid it.”
-James L.
Center of Hope
110 Presto Lane | Jackson, MS
The Center of Hope
Provides men and women, 18 years and older, in despair from all walks of life with the help necessary to turn
their lives around. Housing, intensive counseling, life skills classes, and jobs, often associated with The Salvation
Army Thrift Stores, are part of this program. Last year, The Center of Hope provided 566 people with Transitional
Shelter and 620 with Emergency Shelter.
New Start Program - Education and stability to help get people, including those just out of prison, back in to a
productive life
Life skills classes - Teaching good choices, money management, relationships, parenting, being responsible
Celebrate Recovery - Counseling and restoration to recover
The Learning Center
GED Classes open to anyone 17 years and up
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INSPIRING OTHERS
Family Store
3510 HWY 80 | Pearl, MS
Temporary Family Store
590 Raymond Road | Jackson, MS
see page 12 for more info
In a very real sense, The Salvation Army Family Stores are at the heart of the mission of The Salvation Army.
They are much more than meets the eye.
When you donate goods to The Salvation Army, men and women in our Work Therapy program collect those
items, sort them, and organize them on racks to be sold in our Family Stores. This allows them to regain selfesteem and learn valuable vocational skills all while saving money to one day live a successful life on their own.
Shopping on a budget is another perk of our Family Stores. The community is able to find clean, gently-used,
and brand new items for very affordable prices and the proceeds from every purchase are used to fund the
programs at the Center of Hope. Items in our Family Store are also given to those who are burned out, kicked
out, and fallen out free of charge to help them get back on their feet. Our Family Stores are powered by the
cycle that keeps on giving - every donation and purchase makes a life-changing difference!
“Owe no one
anything, except to love
each
other
, for the
one who loves another has
fulfilled the law.”
Romans 13:8
Disaster Services
A 24/7, 365 days-a-year program offering relief
for first responders and survivors of emergency
disasters. Included are provisions of food, coffee,
water, clothing, and spiritual counseling.
Winter Night Watch
Reaching out on cold evenings to individuals and
families who are homeless or near-homeless
with food and warm clothes.
Financial analysis
REVENUE
2012 - 2013 Fiscal year
Public Support
$2,080,270.71
Donations-in-Kind and Contributed Services
$355,910.00
Allocations from United Way
$28,695.98
Fees and Grants from Public Funds
$215,645.12
Internal Support
$1,791,545.32
Other Revenue
$5,240.20
Community Services
$780,313.84
Residential and Social Services
$2,281,765.28
Supporting Services:
Management and General
$599,710.45
Fundraising
TOTAL
REVENUE
$4,477,307.33
$544,836.80
TOTAL
EXPENSES
$4,206,626.37
EXPENSES
Programs Services:
Net Income &
Expense
$270,680.96
worship & witness
ADULT SEEKERS
YOUTH SEEKERS
to 7 13 adults
to 361 youth
68.4%
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SERVING OTHERS
61.5%
For a more in-depth analysis, visit www.salvationarmyjackson.org.
Comprehensive Assistance
17,037
persons served
MEALS PROVIDED
614
given Energy
Assistance
“Each of you should
use whatever gift you
have received to serve
others, as faithful
stewards of God’s grace in its
various forms.”
1 Peter 4:10
nights of lodgings
1,707
families
helped with
groceries
TOYS
43,712
16,993
19,194
21,861
clothes distributed
23
housing assistance
provided
16,835
GIFTS
2,616
17,833
volunteers
volunteer
hours
SERVING OTHERS
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“ BEAUTY
FROM
ASHES”
Isaiah 61:3
DISASTER
Family Store Fire
Friday, January 3rd, 2014 at around 6:00 a.m. we experienced our own disaster - our Family Store in Jackson, MS
caught fire. The fire spread throughout the entire building, destroying just about everything the building entailed.
Throughout the weeks following the disaster, we were able to witness the amazing power of God. Within two
weeks, the community and our outstanding business partners filled a 100,000 square-foot donated building with
spectacular donations. So many donations that not a single Family Store staff member lost one hour of work.
Some even got extra hours because so many donations were flowing in.
Oklahoma Tornado | May 2013
The Salvation Army of Jackson, alongside many other Corps and Disaster Emergency teams, were on-site offering
comfort and hope to the tornado victims. The Salvation Army put in 11,823 hours distributing 44,573 meals, 62,915
drinks, 54,479 snacks, 3,619 clean up kits, and 3,439 comfort kits. Spiritual and guidence counselors were on-site.
The Salvation Army said prayers with 7,115 persons.
Hattiesburg Tornado | February 2013
Two canteens from The Salvation Army Jackson Corps arrived within hours after the detrimental tornado wiped
out much of Hattiesburg, Mississippi. The Salvation Army served warm food at lunch and dinner and passed out
comfort and clean up kits to thousands daily. Emotional and spiritual care officers were on-site to comfort those
affected.
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ASSISTING OTHERS
GRANTS
The Salvation Army Jackson Corps has secured three major Grants for programs and services.
YOUTH
FEEDING
PROGRAM
GRANT
HUD
21ST
CENTURY
GRANT
+
Funded through the MS Department of Education - Office of child
Nutrition Program. Up to $68,000.00 annually. This grant helps feed
nutritional meals at The Salvation Army After-School Program, the
Character Building classes and our Summer Enrichment Camp and two
Mobile Feeding Programs.
Supportive Housing Grant - $203,842.00 (annually) supports the Center
of Hope "New Start" Program to help men and women 18 years and older
receive education, shelter, food, workfare, and the opportunity to get their
lives back on track as a responsible citizen.
Funded through the MS Department of Education - $1.2 mil over five years.
This grant assist in our After-school Enrichment Program, the Character
Building Classes, the Performing and Visual Arts Programs and the Summer
Enrichment Camp. This is a valuable grant that supports our at-risk and
under-served youth.
BANKPLUS SMART PROGRAM
Saving Money and Resource Training
The Jackson Corps has partnered with BankPlus to
implement a financial education and training program
which mentors Angel Tree clients every month. BankPlus
employees teach clients how to save money and budget for
their families. As an incentive to save, BankPlus matches
each client’s monthly saving deposit of $10. In December,
Angel Tree parents see the benefits of their savings as they
are able to buy Christmas gifts for their children and move
off of the Angel Tree program.
oTHER aSSISTANCE
OUR FUTURE
New Initiatives
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3
1
Mentoring for shelter clients
Warfare on human & sexual trafficking in our community
“Grace Place” Transitional housing for women and children in crisis
4
5
Increased disaster training and preparedness
Enhanced community life skills building programs
(unlocking,
nurturing,
& revitalizing
possibilities)
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MOTIVATING OTHERS
OUR FUTURE
What
are you
willing to
do?
To kick off our new year, we began asking the masses, “What are you willing to do?” The Salvation Army Jackson
Corps will be asking the community this question all year long. The idea is that we all need to do more sacrificially
in our lives to help others. We need to take the focus off of ourselves and think about and do more for others.
Captain Ken Chapman answered the question, “What are you willing to do to bring awareness to the conditions
the homeless live in every day?” Captain Chapman lived in the same conditions homeless people do every day for
24 hours in mid-December with temperatures below freezing and wind that made it feel even more unbearable.
He began by ringing the bell on a 50 foot high billboard. He then slept in a cardboard box and got right back up on
the billboard as soon as the sun began to rise.
What are you willing to do to help someone in need?
What are you willing to do to collect enough food to feed a family of 16 that lost their house to a fire?
What are you willing to do to get the homeless man you see on the way to work back into a productive life?
What are you willing to do to make this world a better place?
Our Challenge
We want to see what YOU are willing to do to make a positive impact on this earth.
Get Creative! Here are some ideas...
GET OTHERS INVOLVED
Guys: Tell your school team that if everyone on the team raises $50 for charity you will shave your head.
Girls: If everyone on your school team raises $50, you will dye your hair your school colors for a week.
TEST THE LIMITS
Do not wear shoes anywhere. You will have people stare and you simply tell them that you refuse to wear shoes
until you collect 100 pairs of gently used or new shoes for those who are without.
START A COMPETITION
Get your family to see who can save the most money for charity in a month. The winner gets to decide what is on
tv in the family room for a week.
GIVE SOMETHING UP
Pledge to give up something (like that daily soft drink) and donate the money you save to charity.
MOTIVATING OTHERS
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(providing help to the hopeless)
Words from Governor Phil Bryant
Dear Friends,
It is one of my greatest pleasures to serve as a member of the
Advisory Board for The Salvation Army of Jackson. For many
years I have seen the tremendous work that has been done by
this organization. I have witnessed firsthand how lives have
been changed and needs have been met in our community.
I believe we are called to help those in need and to support those
less fortunate. I agree with Captain Ken Chapman's stance on
helping those who want a hand up, not a hand out. "Breaking
the Cycle-Building Lives" is a vision that is bringing real
change to our community as The Salvation Army of Jackson is
holding people accountable and giving them a real vehicle for
change. Through many of the programs of the Jackson Corps,
generations of Mississippians will learn how to lead fulfilled
lives of purpose.
As Governor, I will continue to support the efforts of Captain
Chapman as he strives to make real change in our community.
Through the opening of the new Corps Community Center, thousands of families have been given
opportunities to experience life as never before as they enter into programs that will spur academic
excellence, healthy lifestyles and cultural enrichment.
Deborah and I congratulate The Salvation Army on the work done in our communities and we pray God's
best on all that the Army is doing to make our community a better place for all.
Governor Phil Bryant
State of Mississippi
SUPPORTING OTHERS
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POSITIONS
SERVANTS
FRIENDS
ADMINISTRATION
CORPS COMMUNITY CENTER CENTER OF HOPE
1 Operations Director
1 Community Center Director
1 Building Maintenance Manager
1 Assistant Community Center Director
1 Building Maintenance Worker
1 Secretary I
1 Custodian
1 Secretary II
1 Transportation Coordinator
1 Christian Education Director
2 Bus/Van Drivers
1 Youth Evangelism & Outreach Director
1 IT Systems Specialist
1 Salvation Army Missions Specialist
1 Receptionist
1 Cook
1 Social Services Director
1 Custodian
1 Social Services Case Worker
1 Lead Building Maintenance Worker
1 Secretary II
1 Custodian/Groundskeeper
1 HR/Office Manager
1 Senior Citizens Program Coordinator
1 HR Administrative Clerk
1 Lead After School Teacher
1 Volunteer/Special Events Coordinator 6 After School Teachers
1 Communications Director
6 Performing Arts/Sports Teachers
1 Development Director
6 Teacher Aides
1 Resource Development Specialist
PEARL THRIFT STORE
1 Donor Services Assistant
1 Director of Finance
2 Bookkeepers
1 Manager
1 Lead Store Clerk
1 Store Clerk
4 Sorters
1 Social Services Program Coordinator
1 Case Worker
5 House Monitors
2 Cooks
1 Workfare program Custodian
1 Workfare program Kitchen Assistant
JACKSON THRIFT STORE
1 Manager
2 Lead Warehouse Workers
11 Sorters
3 Drivers
3 Truck Helpers
1 Donation Scheduler
1 Baler
3 Store Clerks
8 Workfare program Sorters
Development Team
Our Development Team at The Salvation Army leads the way to help educate
our public in understanding what The Salvation Army is doing in our six
county service area of Copiah, Hinds, Madison, Rankin, Scott and Yazoo. The
Development Department daily seeks funding for our on-going educational
and supportive programs for the under-served youth, families and senior
citizens through corporate and private donations. Your gifts, monetary and
in-kind, support The Salvation Army in its mission to help those in need
without discrimination. We focus on the helping hand up not the helping
hand out. It is our hope that you will seek to know what your Salvation Army
is doing in your area and that you will partner with us with your time, talents
and/or gifts. The Salvation Army " is" making a difference as we continue
our pledge of "doing the most good" with the resources and gifts that are
entrusted to us. In advance, we thank you for your consideration to get to
know the mission of The Salvation Army and to join us as we work to serve
"others".
Our Team
Director of
Development
Communications
Director
Resource Development
Specialist
Janet Spears
Kristin Miller
Jason Scarborough
DID YOU
KNOW?
Donations come
in all shapes
and sizes.
Volunteer/Special
Events Coordinator
Sharon Green
Gifts In Kind (Corporate & Private)
Donor
Services
Louida Jones
601-982-4881 ext. 114
Monetary
Stock, Real Estate, Vehicles, etc.
601-982-4881 ext. 105
Gently used items - Family Store
601-948-0731
Time - Volunteer
601-982-4881 ext. 115
CLIMB WITH US
For The Salvation Army Jackson Corps, CLIMB is about Community Leaders Investing, Mentoring, and
Believing in the ongoing work of The Salvation Army, and our commitment to breaking the cycles of
entitlement to help transform lives for the better.
This partnership includes caring for youth, adults, and senior citizens unable to provide for themselves
especially shelter, food, disaster response, and recovery. At the same time, we offer proven programs that
guide people toward a better quality of life. The Salvation Army of Greater Jackson seeks your resource and/or
financial support through this special partnership. Your participation gives us the ability to continue to meet
the needs of citizens in Hinds, Madison, Rankin, Copiah, Scott and Yazoo. It is $5,000 to be a Gold Partner and
$2,500 to be a Silver Partner.
Please contact our Resource Development Specialist for more information at 601-982-4881 ext. 117.
LOVING OTHERS
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ADVISORY BOARD
Elayne Anthony
Professor | Belhaven University
Alvin Beck
Retired | General Contractor
Kevin Bingham
Wellspring Wealth Group, PLLc
Frank Bradshaw
Manager
Harper, Rains, & Knight PA
Phil Bryant
Governor of Mississippi
Keith Buchanan
Director of Physicians Relations
St. Dominic Hospital
Sara W. Burrow
Mike Cashion
Executive Director
MS Hospitality & Restaurant Assn.
John Clagg
CFO | Newk’s Franchise Company
Noel Daniels
Executive Manager
Watson Quality Ford
Gene Delcomyn
EVP-President Metro Region
BankPlus
Steve Desalvo
General Manager
Mississippi Braves
Ken Shelton
Owner
Stuary Kellogg
John Dorsa
President and General Manager Cattle Company
State Farm Agent
Dr. James Stewart
WAPT
Dorsa Insurance Agency
Bureau Director
Mary Ann Kirby
Evelyn Edwards
MS State Dept. of Health
Jeff Laird
CRA Officer | BancorpSouth
Presdient | Laird + Smithers, Inc. Scott Steele
Nancy Fletcher Smith
Morning Show Host
Dr. Jan Lemon
Sales Manager | The Radio People
New South Radio US 96.3
Mississippi College
Carol Gemmill
Donald Taylor
Alred Luckett
Retired IT Consultant
Radio Host | SuperTalk Radio
Design Consultant
Robert Gibbs
Barbara Travis
Johnny Maloney
Attorney | Gibbs Whitwell, PLLC
Executive Director
Co-Owner
Karen Gordon
Cowboy Maloney’s Electric City MS World Trade Center
Owner | High Biscuits Tea Room
Ed Trim
Dr. Beverly McMillan
Jason Goree
President
Retired OB/GYN
Lead Developer
Pennington & Trim Alarm
Brad McMullan
3G Development, LLC
Lawrence Turner
CEO | BFAC
Danny Gray
Owner | Turner Awards
Dave Miller
Owner
Michael Wallis
D Noblin Furniture & Matress Firm Media Relations Manager
General Manager
C Spire
Clyde Guyse, Jr.
Roger-Dabbs Chevrolet
Tommy Miskelly
Retired | Bancorp South
Maggie Wade Dixon
Co-Owner | Miskelly Furniture
Butch Hammack
News Anchor | WLBT TV-3
& Sleepstore
Director | Madison County EMA
Mike Wigton
Joseph Moss
Tommy Harrelson
President | Irby Company
Mid MS Division President
Retired
BancorpSouth
Billy Holliday
Emeritus Member
Don Noblitt
Corp Sales & Operation Manager
Ronald E. Butler
Co-Owner | MOCO, Inc.
Puckett Rentals
President Brad McMullen
Lifetime Member
Thomas Kelly
Dear friends,
Thank you so much for your continued support of the ministry of the Salvation Army of Jackson.
Because of your generous support, people in need have a place to turn. Not for a hand out, but for a hand
up. This ministry’s focus is to Glorify God in all we do, by being a good steward of your time and money.
Our goal has been to break the cycle of poverty by not only meeting the immediate need (food, shelter or
financial support) but also by encouraging people with accountability. When people land new jobs, we
give thanks to God. When people are given the counseling and encouragement to become responsible,
we give thanks to God. When people who struggle with addiction, break away and move forward, we give
thanks to God. When people get a diploma when they never thought it was possible, we give thanks to
God! Last but not least, when people discover the grace and love of God, we celebrate the eternal victory!
I am honored and humbled to serve as the chairman of the Salvation Army’s Advisory Board.
On this board, I get the opportunity to serve with some of the most amazing and gifted people from all
walks of life. To see how they give is just a testimony to their compassion and love for all mankind. As
the board chairman, I also get a front row seat to life change. I get to see how God uses The Salvation Army to transform lives and
bring hope in some of the darkest of times.
When a tornado devastates a community, The Salvation Army will go. When a person or a family needs a warm meal,
The Salvation Army is ready to serve. When a person needs a church home, the doors are always open. When parents ask for a
safe place for their children to go in the summer, The Salvation Army opens a camp. When a person is released from prison, The
Salvation Army works to help them find work. This ministry is all about doing the most good.
Captain Ken Chapman, his wife and his entire staff have made the sacrifice to leave their careers to answer a higher
calling. They make less and work more, because they understand the need in our community is great. Please continue to support
the mission of answering the call when any disaster strikes.
If you already support this ministry, from the bottom of my heart I thank you. If you are looking for an organization to
support, I can assure you this ministry will continue to have the highest level of accountability to make sure every last dime you
give will be used to do the most good.
God Bless you and may God continue to bless The Salvation Army.
Sincerely,
Brad McMullan
Chairman, Advisory Board
WOMEN’S AUXILIARY
The Salvation Army Women’s Auxiliary of the Jackson MS Corp exists for the
sole purpose of “Others”. Carrying on the tradition and emphasis William Booth
stressed in his one word telegram over 100 years ago. Serving “Others” is at the
core of every program, project and fundraiser we support and promote.
WHAT WE DO
Our mission is to be “The Army Behind The Army” helping The Salvation Army
meet the need of others at the point of need. More than $.80 of every dollar donated
goes directly back to those in need in the Jackson, MS Metro area. Last year the
Women’s Auxiliary helped touch the lives of thousands of Mississippians through
its volunteer participation in the Angel Tree Program, Red Kettle Campaign, Toy
Shop and fundraising through the annual Souper Bowl and Sprint Mart Angel
promotion to name a few. Through our fundraising initiatives the Auxiliary was
SOUPer BOWL
EVENING WITH
ANGELS
privileged to provide funds for shelter and food to women fleeing with their children
from domestic violence and other endangering situations. We also provided funds
for under privileged children in the metro area to attend summer camp at Camp
Hidden Lake.
To help us keep our focus on others, our strategic planning sessions identify our
yearly goals consisting of, but not limited to: Increasing our membership by 20%,
Increasing our fundraising initiatives by 25% each year, Increasing our volunteer
hours beyond 720 hours in 2013 and Educating/Mentoring our membership base.
The Salvation Army and its Auxiliaries are Christian organizations providing a
refuge to those in need. Come join us, we meet the second Wednesday of each
month at our Community Worship Center on East Beasley Road in Jackson, MS.
Come as our special guest at 11:30 for lunch followed by our membership meeting
from 12:00 to 1:00. For more information, please call 601-982-2881.
Then the King will say “For sure, I tell you, because you did it to one of the least of
my brothers, you have done it to me.” Matthew 25:40
BELLRINGERS
MEMBERSHIP TEA
EASTER EGG HUNT
ANGEL TREE
TOM KELLY TOY SHOP
MENTORING
SPECIAL EVENTS
Millie B. Hardy
President
The Salvation Army Women’s Auxiliary
JOIN US!
Call 601-982-4881
OFFICERS
Millie Hardy, President
Becky Cade, Vice President
Bonnie Shows, Membership
Lourie Hollingsworth, Executive Secretary
Becky Tilton, Volunteer Coordinator
Laura Mullens, Finance Chair
Tracy Davis, Treasurer
Jennifer Sledge, Recording Secretary
Beth Handley, Publicity Chair
Diane Smith, Chaplain
THANK YOU
for helping us help others 365 days a year.
Keep up with where your donations are going daily.
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