Mission in Motion - American Red Cross

• 2014 Annual Report •
Mission in
MOTION
Red Cross workers distribute meals and water from the emergency response vehicle to a
mother and child whose home was damaged in the Louisville, MS tornado.
The American Red Cross, through its strong network of volunteers,
donors and partners, is always there in times of need. We aspire to
turn compassion into action so that:
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all people affected by disaster across the country and around the world receive care, shelter and hope;
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our communities are ready and prepared for disasters;
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everyone in our country has access to safe, lifesaving blood and blood products;
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all members of our armed services and their families find support and comfort whenever needed;
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in an emergency, there are always trained individuals nearby, ready to use their Red Cross skills
to save lives.
The American Red Cross prevents and
alleviates human suffering in the face of
emergencies by mobilizing the power of
volunteers and the generosity of donors.
Mississippi Regional
Leadership Council
From the CEO and Board Chair
Sam Alsgood, Jr.
Pascagoula
John Brown, Vice Chair
Hattiesburg
Henry Cobb
Tupelo
Lynn Fitch
Brandon
Curt Goldacker, Chair
Meridian
Charles Hampton
Louisville
Gloria Johnson
Madison
Wiley Jones
Natchez
Buddy McClain, Jr.
Brandon
Marty McMahan, Secretary
Hattiesburg
Nora Miller
Columbus
Mississippi Region
Headquarters
9 River Bend Place, Suite 100
Flowood, MS 39232
601-353-5442
Greetings!
We are pleased to present the 2014 Annual Report for the American Red Cross
Mississippi Region. Nowhere does the theme “We are ONE Red Cross” ring truer than in
our own Mississippi Region, where time and time again, we are asked to come together
as ONE to accomplish our mission. Our staff, volunteers and donors make it possible for
us to deliver care and services every single day to nearly 3 million Mississippians in 80
counties. We are very proud of the tremendous accomplishments we have achieved over
this past year.
When severe storms caused flooding in several communities and 11 tornadoes
ripped through Mississippi this past spring taking lives and destroying homes and
businesses, Mississippi Red Cross workers were there … immediately. Together with our
partner organizations and shared resources from other Red Cross regions, we made sure
families had what they needed to begin to put their lives back together. Throughout these
disasters, generous donors from across the region stepped in to help fund the response
and recovery efforts and provide volunteer assistance.
Whether it be wrapping a child in a blanket at the site of her burning house, listening
to a family explain how they couldn’t have made it through the first night after a tornado
were it not for our Red Cross shelter, supporting a military member’s family, or teaching
adults advanced lifesaving skills, Mississippi Red Cross workers always manage to take
care of those in need.
This past year, we have also successfully supported national and regional priorities
by helping transform the Red Cross into a leaner and more efficient organization that is
better prepared for the future. We have been able to do this while continuing to remain
focused on our humanitarian mission.
The American Red Cross helps people in need every single day, not just during
large scale disasters. We are deeply grateful to our donors and volunteers who selflessly
support our work so together we can be there providing people in crisis with relief for
today and hope for tomorrow.
In Grateful Appreciation,
Sandra Hodge, CEO
Mississippi Region
Curt Goldacker, Chair
Regional Leadership Council
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Down the Street
Disaster Services
From house fires to tornadoes, we are ready to respond to disaster seven days a week, every day of
the year in communities across the state, providing shelter, food, clothing and emotional support at
no cost to those in need. The Mississippi Region is part of a nationwide network of Red Cross regions
that work together to respond to large-scale relief efforts, such as the devastating spring storms and
multiple tornadoes that ripped through Mississippi, Arkansas, Alabama and Florida in the spring.
MS Tornadoes Strike in April
Red Cross
volunteers
canvas Tupelo
neighborhoods
distributing
disaster relief
and clean-up
supplies.
Early in April, disaster relief teams were on the ground in
multiple counties impacted by severe weather including
a tornado that touched down in Covington County and
localized flooding in multiple counties.
Red Cross
workers assess
damage from
EF-4 tornado
that ripped
through
Louisville, MS
on April 28.
Later in April, over a 3-day span, Mississippi was again
pummeled by large hail, winds and tornadoes. This time,
11 tornadoes touched down leaving extensive damage to
lives and homes in Louisville, Pearl, Tupelo, Columbus and
multiple other communities. In battered neighborhoods
across the state, Red Cross workers quickly mobilized
to open shelters where they served nourishing meals,
distributed comfort and relief items, and provided a
dry, safe place to sleep. Other workers were circulating
through neighborhoods in emergency response vehicles
assessing the damage, while mental health workers
met with individuals and offered a listening ear and
emotional support.
Following the initial response, our trained volunteers also
met one-on-one with residents to guide them through
their recovery by creating tailored recovery plans and
connecting them with available resources from other
agencies and partner organizations.
Home Fires
Home fires are the most common disaster to which
the Red Cross responds. On average, Mississippi Red
Cross responds to 5 home fires every day. Although
many of these fires do not make the evening news as
the tornadoes or other large-scale events do, they are
devastating for those who have suddenly lost their
homes, possessions and sense of security. In fiscal year
2014, we assisted 2,104 community members/families
affected by fires and other local disasters.
The dedicated efforts of more than 400
workers enabled Mississippi Red Cross to:
• Open and staff 6 shelters with 678 overnight stays;
• Open and staff 9 Emergency Aid Stations;
• Serve 47,223 meals and snacks;
• Conduct 2,851 health and mental health interactions;
• Distribute more than 14,000 relief items and clean-up kits;
• Provide disaster response and recovery services to 709
individuals/families.
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Disaster Action Team volunteers assisted
a family after a home fire.
Down the Street
Serving the Military, Their
Families and Veterans
The Red Cross Mississippi Region gives support to
active-duty military members, National Guard and
Reserve members, veterans and their families. We
provide pre-deployment briefings called “Get to Know
Us Before You Need Us,” and connect families with
needed resources when their loved ones are deployed.
Deployed service members also count on us to deliver
emergency messages, such as notification of an illness
or death in the family. Military families rely on these
verified communications, which help commanders
decide when to grant leave. We also provide support for
the sick and wounded at military and veterans hospitals
and assistance in obtaining emergency financial support.
Last year, 10,238 individuals in the
Mississippi Region learned critical skills
through Red Cross courses.
• 8,716 trained in first aid/CPR/AED
• 1,475 trained in water safety
• 47 trained in Babysitting Basic courses
Preparing for the Unexpected
The Mississippi Region also teaches families,
organizations and corporations how to be prepared for
emergencies through free educational presentations.
Last year, hundreds of people attended community
disaster education and preparedness programs through
our local Mississippi Red Cross Chapters.
American Red Cross Blood Services supplies about 40
percent of the country’s blood, providing a lifesaving
service to trauma victims, cancer patients, those with
chronic conditions and others.
Boots to Business is a program created by the
American Red Cross and MGM Resorts International
that helps service members take their experiences from
the field and translate them into skills that can be used in
management positions with MGM Resorts International.
The program provides training, resumé creation
and review, and a special workshop on coping with
deployments for families and networking with military
employees and veterans.
Red Cross supports military, veterans
and their families
• Assisted 1,492 families through the “Get to Know Us
Before You Need Us” program
Between July 1, 2013 and June 30, 2014,
Red Cross Blood Services collected 11,493
units of blood in South Mississippi.
Every year, the Mississippi Region teaches people the
lifesaving skills they need to protect themselves and their
families, including first aid, CPR and water safety.
We offer these trainings in
multiple ways: online training,
traditional classroom settings
with instructional aides and
full-service courses, where
we bring the training to your
workplace or organization.
• Provided 1,692 services to military members, veterans
and families, including emergency communications.
• Assisted more than 100 veterans through the
Boots to Business program
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Across the Country and Beyond
Answering Crisis with Action
From the Oso, Washington mudslide to the California
wildfires and multiple other natural events and humancaused tragedies, the American Red Cross is there to
provide communities with the help and support they
need, such as shelter, food, health and emotional support
services, and bulk distribution of items to meet the basic
needs of those affected. Red Cross workers also meet
one-on-one to develop a personalized recovery plan.
Addressing Needs on a
Global Scale
The American Red Cross works with its partners in the
global Red Cross and Red Crescent network each day to
meet needs around the world. This includes responding
to disasters and other crises; preparing communities for
future emergencies and improving their resiliency; and
addressing critical health needs.
Throughout the past year, American
Red Cross had more than 150 disaster
operations over the past 12 months (level
2 and above), including operating 300
shelters for more than 9,000 registered
clients. And, across the nation, Red Cross
teams responded to more than 50,000
home fires!
New Digital Tools to Help
America Prepare
In addition to online courses, such as the Babysitting
Basics course for teenagers, the Red Cross has
introduced apps that provide critical help at the touch
of a screen.
Joining the Red Cross First Aid, Hurricane, Tornado,
Wildfire, Flood and Earthquake apps this past year are
two new apps – the free Swim app, which provides the
latest in water safety guidance and tracking progress for
learners; the Pet First Aid app for $.99 puts veterinary
advice for everyday emergencies at your fingertips.
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to those affected by the continuing crisis in Syria. The
Measles and Rubella Initiative — a partnership including
the American Red Cross, U.S. Centers for Disease
Control and Prevention, United Nations Foundation,
UNICEF and World Health Organization — has helped
reduce measles death worldwide by vaccinating more
than 1.1 billion children in 80 countries.
Sources of Support
Financial $2,333,215
Federated$602,933
Corporations/Organizations
$928,817
Foundations
$103,684
Individuals$509,496
Direct Mail
$1,105
Special Events
$154,802
Legacies/Bequests
$32,378
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Your Red Cross
Chapter Executive
Jared W. Turner
Capital River Chapter
Board of Directors
Bill Cocke
Noel Daniels
Graham Fairly
Lynn Fitch
Dr. Betty Fletcher
Chuck Gautier
Joe Green
Kevin Hanh
Hugh Hubbard
Kevin Jackson
Ted Jackson
Gloria Johnson
Tyrone Lewis
Drew Malone, Chair
Israel Martinez
Buddy McClain
Wayne McDaniel
Debbie Porter
Willie Pree
Pam Reeves
John Sewell
Steve Strickland
Kenny Windham
Buddy Wood
Natchez Advisory Board
Barbara Dixon
George Dunkley
Randy Freeman
Alfred Hunter
Wiley Jones
Lorene Mock
Rosa Newman
Willie Pree, Chair
Claver Smith
Darryl Smith
Glenn Wilson
Samuel Winchester
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Mississippi Capital River Chapter
Women’s Auxiliary
Sonya Bailey
Katie Vande Berg
Sandy Burrow
Janys Canizaro
Rita Carter
Lucinda Coleman
Jo Clapper
Betsy Clark
Sylvia Coward
Suzanna Evans
Stefanie Fairly
Jakki Flores
Aisha Fletcher
Charlotte Gosa
Sheila Harrison
Claudia Henderson
Rhonda Hofass
Veta Jackson
Carolyn Kammayer
Joni McClain, President
Angela Measells
Alyssa Myers
Gloria J Miller
Martha O’Boyle
Rita Overcash
Diane Phillips-Waite
Ursula Polk
Tricia Redditt
Deana Reese
Pam Reeves
Carol Schweitzer
Juliette Schweitzer
Patti Sheble
Nancy Stribling
JoAnn Tominello
Gail Turbeville
Daphanie Underwood
Jimmie White
Jan Wilkinson
Trish Windham
Office Locations
Jackson Office
9 River Bend Place
Flowood, MS 39232
(601) 353-5442
Natchez Office
211 N. Union Street
Natchez, MS 39120
(601) 442-3656
Vicksburg Office
916 Belmont Street, Suite 3
Vicksburg, MS 39180
(601) 636-9182
Brookhaven Office
121 W. Cherokee Street
Brookhaven, MS 39601
(601) 833-2771
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Your Red Cross
Chapter Executive
Jay Huffstatler
South Mississippi Chapter
Board of Directors
Sam Alsgood
John Brown
Leitha Chapman
Meredith Dickerson
Joe Farruggio
Julie Gresham, Chair
Eric Hurst
Col. Woodrow “Woody” Lyon
John McFarland
Marty McMahan
Gary Ryan
Marlo Tipton
Clay Wagner
Biloxi Advisory Board
Kevin Coggin
Norman Collins
Mary Cracchiolo-Spain
James Crowell
Christen Duhe
Ashley Duke
Joe Farruggio
Steve Fitzgerald
John Freeman
Frank Genzer
Julie Gresham, Chair
Erica Hurst
Eric Kravette
Cathy Mason
John McFarland
Rhonda Rhodes
Michelle Rogers
Romy Simpson
Jerry Taranto
Sue Templeman
Brian Useforge
Clay Wagner
South Mississippi Chapter
Hattiesburg Advisory Board
Raylawni Branch
John Brown
Megan Burkes
J. Leitha Chapman, Chair
Steve Coleman
Dan Davis
Carolyn Harthorn
Gena P. Hopkins
Mike Jordan
Trish King
Col. Woodrow “Woody” Lyon
Marty McMahan
Richard Patton
Pascagoula Office
1096 Jackson Ave.
Pascagoula, MS 39567
(228) 762-2455
Lucedale Office
7102 Hwy. 198 E.
Lucedale, MS 39452
(601) 947-9378
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Pascagoula Advisory Board
Sam Alsgood, Jr.
Brad Cates
Meredith Dickerson, Chair
Kay Maghan
Landon McCarty
Scott McIlrath
Mike Montgomery
Scott Rankin
Gary Ryan
Brenda Simkins
Marlo Tipton
Office Locations
Biloxi Office
2782 Fernwood
Biloxi, MS 39531
(228) 896-4511
Hattiesburg Office
2020 Hardy Street
Hattiesburg, MS 39401
(601) 582-8151
Leakesville Office
413 Greene Ave.
Leakesville, MS 39451
(601) 394-5922
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Chapter Executive
Jennifer Coleman
Northwest MS Chapter Board
of Directors
George Atkins, Chair
Hill Blalock
Charles Farris, III
Kerri Harrison
Nancy Hotchkiss
Harry Rayburn
Paula Spragins
John Stuber
Jonathan Troyka
Stephen Whatley
Greenwood Advisory Board
Dr. Catherine Singleton-Walker
Dynetha Thorton
Wanda Young
Northwest Mississippi Chapter
Greenville Advisory Board
Penny Byler
Easter Courtney
Gene Fowler
Jurist Green
David Jordan
Linette Perry
Tammy Reed
Agnes Taylor
Aelicia Thomas
Jonathan Troyka
Eliza West
Jannie Young
East Central Mississippi Board
of Directors
David Barr
Michael Davis II
Teresa Dunlap
Maria Estes
Lewis Goins
Curt Goldacker, Chair
Carolyn Hampton
Kellum Kim
Ben Lockridge
Sheila Lowery
Teresa McDonald
Christian Monsour
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Greenville Office
145 N. Shelby St.
Greenville, MS 38701
(662) 378-3245
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Office Locations
Oxford Office
2706 W Oxford Loop
Suite 105
Oxford, MS 38655
(662) 236-1282
Your Red Cross
Chapter Executive
Linda Lauderdale
Greenwood Office
2507 Browning Road
Greenwood, MS 38930
(662) 451-9094
East Central Mississippi Chapter
Rosendo Pulido
Emmerll Rackley
Casandra Sloan
Rae Nell Vaughn
Brian Weaver
Office Locations
Meridian Office
1820 23rd Ave.
Meridian, MS 39301
(601) 485-5151
Philadelphia Office
1016 Saxon Airport Drive
Suite 101, Box 1
Philadelphia, MS 39350
(601) 781-4930
Laurel Office
401 W. Oak St.
Laurel, MS 39440
(601) 426-9071
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Your Red Cross
Chapter Executive
Patty Tucker
Northeast MS Chapter
Board of Directors
Dr. Johnny Allen
Terry Anderson
Bennie Cobb
Henry Cobb, Chair
Buddy Collins
Bill Cleveland
Colt Doom
Leticia Gassaway
Linda Griffin
Paul Harkins
Gloria High
Larry Holiday
Rosaland Jackson
Rev. Robert Jamison
Northeast Mississippi Chapter
Mark Jarrett
Eddie Longstreet
Gail McFerrin
Calvin Miller
Nora Miller
Don Pottebaum
Angela Smith
Thomas Saulsberry
Chris Taylor
Lila Wade
Rufus Ward
Steve Williams
Columbus Advisory Board
Whirllie Byrd
Mark Crigler
Greta Gardner
Ron Loveday
Kenneth McFarland
R. J. Matthews
Nora Miller
Jim Mullis
Ryan Munson
Jerry Nail
Megan Pratt
Carlos Salazar
Tarvin Thornton
Rufus Ward
Towanda Williams
Office Locations
Tupelo Office
4127 Westside Drive
Tupelo, MS 38801
(662) 842-6101
Starkville Office
106 Miley Road
Starkville, MS 39759
(662) 323-4621
New Albany
111 N. Camp Street
New Albany, MS 38652
(662) 534-5023
Columbus Office
501 7th Street N., Suite 8
Columbus, MS 39703
(662) 328-5710
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Individual Major Donors
Humanitarian Circle
($10,000-$24,999)
W. R. Baird Charitable Trust
Ben Daws
William Ellsworth Foundation
Freli Horn
T. D. Magruder, Jr.
Buddy and Joni McClain
Jochum Moll Foundation
Tiffany Circle
($10,000)
Marty McMahan
The McMahan Family Charitable Foundation
Clara Barton Society
($1,000-$9,999)
Jackie Adair
Brian Adams
Jaiyeola Adeleye
Sam and Dianne Alsgood
Captain Terry Anderson
John Patrick Ballard
Eddie Barnett
J.W. Barnett, Jr. Family Foundation
M. W. Barousse
David and Ava Barr
Hill Blalock
Wanda Blount
Douglas and Diane Bourgeois
Laura Bradley
James Braswell
Brevard Family Foundation
Edward Brosell
Lauren Buntin
Wesley Caldwell Foundation
Raymond and Julia Carter
Joel Carter
Tommy Cauthen
Chisholm Foundation
John Christian
Eric Clark
Larry D. Clark
William Cocke, III
Toni Coleman
Albert Collins, Jr.
T. M. and Bettie Freeman Concannon
Dean Cumbaa
Raymond Daly
Dan Davis
Maureen Donnelly
Willie Duckworth
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Derek Emerson
Frances Emerson
Joe Farruggio
Jay Fenton
Steve Fernandez
Dr. and Mrs. W. E. Folse
Gertrude C. Ford Foundation
Amelie Foster
James Fowler Family Foundation
Joseph Fribley
Charles Gates
William Geary
Curt Goldacker
Steve Golding
Charlie Greer
Douglas and Cathy Gregory
Othel Hagan
Louise Horn
Debra Hattox
Roxanne Hayman
Wulf Hirschfield
Sandra Hodge
Jeffery and Christi Houin
Wade Howk
Jay Huffstatler
Robert and Sharon Hurdle
Eric Hurst
Angela and Thomas James
Joshua Joachim
Cathy and Ricky Kendrick
Mary Laird
Dianne Lee
Dr. Robert Lochhead
Andy Lollar
Joe Love
Charlotte Lovett
James Marlowe
Cathy Adams Mason
Carol McAnally
Charles McClain
Selby and Richard McRae Foundation
Debra Mikolasy
Donald Miller
David Miller
Theodore and Lynn Moll
Kenneth Moore
Guy Moore
Sarah Morgan
Dot and William Morris
Lyle Nelson
Ms. Linell Nemeth
Thomas Ogletree
Valerie O’Keefe
Robert H. and Betty Oswald
Andi Oustalet
Eric B. Parker
Jenna Parsons
Denny Paul Farms
Ron Peresich
Rodney and Zanette Powe
William Price
Emmerll Rackley
Jessie Ransom
Harry Rayburn
Allen Reaves
Richard Redd
Jack Reed, Jr.
Pamela Reeves
G. Stanley and Janis Roberts
Otis D. Reagan and Nancy Ruff
Dr. and Mrs. Glenn Ruffin
Gary Ryan
Carlos Salazar
Joe Charles Sanders, Sr.
Thomas and Lillian Saulsberry
Mr. William Seeman
James and Patricia Sheble
Anshika Singh
Richard Slaymaker
Melanie Smothers
Scotty Smyly
Mary Cracchiolo Spain
Paula Spragins
Steve Strickland
John and Michelle Stuber
William B. Sullivan
Eugenia Summer
Thomas Tardy, III
Cinderella S. Taylor Foundation
Carol Teller
Linda Hampton Terry
Anthony and Suzanne Thomas
David Thoms, Jr.
Jonathan Troyka
Michael and Gail Turbeville
Charles Walker
Jay Walters
Bob and Brenda Waltz
Culpepper Webb
Rebekah Wells
Stephen Whatley
Hibernia Williams
Mark D. Williams
David Wipf
Arthur and Heather Wood
Chester and Cynthia Wood
B. J. Young
Corporate Major Donors
Ready 365
Corporations
GOLD ($50,000+)
(under $10,000)
ATT of Mississippi
BlueCross BlueShield of Mississippi
Chevron Refinery
CREATE Foundation
United Way of Southeast Mississippi
United Way of Northeast Mississippi
United Way of the Pine Belt Region
Adams County Board of Supervisors
ACCO Brands USA, LLC
Alcorn County Board of Supervisors
Allen Toyota
Allstate Giving Campaign
American Century Investments
Amite County Board of Supervisors
Arbor View Apartment Homes
Auto Spa
Axa Foundation
B and B Concrete
Balch & Bingham
Bank of Jones County
Bank of Wiggins
BankPlus
Baptist Memorial Hospital Golden
Triangle
Barnes and Noble Booksellers
Benton County Board of Supervisors
Billy Hewes Real Estate
Biloxi Regional Medical Center
Bolivar County Board of Supervisors
Boomtown Casino
Borg Warner Emissions Systems
Brandon Petroleum Properties &
Partnership
Brunini Law Firm
C Spire Wireless
Cane’s Chicken Fingers - Hattiesburg
Carroll County Board of Supervisors
Caterpillar, Inc.
Champion Chrysler Dodge Jeep
ChemFirst
Chickasaw County Board of Supervisors
Chik-Fil-A Restaurants
Citizens Bank
City of Aberdeen
City of Brookhaven
City of Carthage
City of Clarksdale
City of Greenwood
City of Grenada
City of Kosciusko
City of Lucedale
City of Meridian
City Of Natchez
City of Oxford
City of Pascagoula
City of Ripley
Claiborne County Board of Supervisors
Clarke County Board of Supervisors
SILVER ($25,000-$49,000)
Eaton Aerospace
Hancock County Board of Supervisors
Huntington Ingalls Shipbuilding
Jackson County Board of Supervisors
Mississippi Gulf Resort Classic
Sempra Energy/Willmut Gas
The Sun Herald
United Way for Jackson & George
Counties
United Way of East Mississippi
United Way of Lowdnes County
United Way of Oxford/Lafayette
United Way of Washington County
Walmart
WLOX –TV
BRONZE ($10,000-$24,999)
Aursion
Beau Rivage Resort & Casino
Butch Oustalet, Inc.
City of Columbus
City of Tupelo
Chevron Refinery
Clorox Company Foundation
Ergon Foundation, Inc.
Jarden Consumer Solutions Community
Fund
Jefferson Davis County Board of
Supervisors
Jones County Board of Supervisors
Kinder Morgan Foundation
McClain Sonics
Mississippi Manufacturers Association
North Mississippi Medical Center
Nucor Steel of Jackson
State Farm Insurance
Toyota Manufacturing
Trustmark Bank
United Way of the Capital Area
United Way of South Mississippi
United Way of West Central Mississippi
Weyerhauser
Clay County Board of Supervisors
Climate Masters, Inc.
Coahoma County Board of Supervisors
Coast Electric Power Association
Coast Transit Authority
CocaCola Bottling Hattiesburg
Columbia Gulf Transmission
Columbus Fire Department
Columbus Roll Shop
Community Bank
Community Foundation of Greater
Jackson
Community Trust Bank
Complete Environmental & Remediation
Co. LLC
Corso, Inc.
Crawdad Hole, Inc.
Diamondhead Community Church
Dirt Cheap and Treasure Hunt
Dunn Roadbuilders, LLC
DuPont Delisle
DuPont First Chemical
East MS Electric Power Assocaition
East Union Attendance Center
Eaton Corporation
Ecolab Foundation
Elsohly Laboratories, Inc.
Entergy of Mississippi
First Commercial Bank
First National Bank
First United Methodist Church, Tupelo
Fisher and Philips, LLC
Forrest County Board of Supervisors
Franklin County Board of Supervisors
G.E. Aviation
Ganesh Investments, LLC
Gannett Foundation
Garden Park Medical Center
General Recycling of MS, LLC
George County Board of Supervisors
Greene County Board of Supervisors
Grenada County
Gulf Coast Beeabacker
Gulf Coast Community Foundation
Gulf Region ITS
Hal and Mal’s
Hancock Bank
Happy Smiles Dentistry
Hard Rock Hotel and Casino
Harrah’s Casino
Harrisburg Baptist Church, Tupelo
Hattiesburg Clinic
Havard Pest Control
Hinds County Board of Supervisors
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Corporate Major Donors
Hopewell M.B. Church, Raleigh
Horizons Unlimited, McDonald’s
Restaurants
Horne, LLP
Huntington Ingalls Shipbuilding
Hyde Bros. True Value
International Paper Foundation
Island View Casino Resort
Isle of Capri, Lula, MS
Itawamba Community College
Itawamba County Board of Supervisors
JAA, Inc.
Jones Family Medical Clinic, PLLC
Junior League of Jackson
Kappa Alpha Psi, Jackson Alumni Chapter
Keesler Air Force Base Asian Pacific
American Heritage Committee
Keesler Federal Credit Union
Kior, Inc.
Lafayette County
Latin American Business Association/
LABA Link
Lawrence County Board of Supervisors
Leake County Board of Supervisors
Lee County Board of Supervisors
Leflore County Board Of Supervisors
Lincoln County Board of Supervisors
Lowdnes County Board of Supervisors
Madison County Board of Supervisors
Magnolia Automotive Services, Inc.
Magnolia Park Elementary School
Main Street Family Dentistry
Marshall County Board of Supervisors
McAlister’s Corporation
McRight Services
Memorial Hospital Gulfport
MGM Resorts Foundation
Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians
Mississippi Power Company
Monroe County Board of Supervisors
Monsanto Corporation
Montgomery Southern Realty, LLC
Mooreville High School
Mount Moriah M. B. Church, Ellisville
Mount Zion Baptist Church
Mt. Olive Baptist Church
Mt. Olive Baptist Church, Ripley
Natchez Advisory Council
Natchez All Purpose WOW Camp 1409
NCDR, LLC
NE MS Community College-Phi Theta
Kappa
New Galilee Baptist Church, Magee
Newco Dining/Newk’s
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Norbord Mississippi, Inc.
NE MS Sports Medicine and Orthopedic
Clinic
Noxubee County Board of Supervisors
Ocean Springs Middle School
Oktibbeha County Board of Supervisors
Olin Corporation Charitable Trust
Page, Mannino, Peresich & McDermott
Panola County Board of Supervisors
Papa South/ Papa John’s Pizza
Parkway Centre, LLC
Pike County Board of Supervisors
Pine Ridge Baptist Church, Lawrence
Plastic and Hand Surgery Associates
Point Pleasant Baptist Church, Olive Branch
Pontotoc County Board of Supervisors
Pontotoc District Baptist Association
Pontotoc Springs
Prentiss County Board of Supervisors
Quitman County Board of Supervisors
Renasant Bank
RJ Elder Design
Rockin’ the Coast Fund
Roseburg Forest Products
Rotary Club of Meridian
Rotary Club of Natchez
Sacred Heart School
Saks, Incorporated
Sanderson Farms
Sam’s Club
Schwartz and Associates
Scott County Board of Supervisors
Seemann Composites
Sharkey County Board of Supervisors
Simpson County Board of Supervisors
South 28th Avenue Baptist Church
South MS Electric Power Association
Southwire
Springhill District Association
SSS Foundation
St. Davis Baptist Church, Gloster
St. Dominic Health Services, Inc.
St. Luke Baptist Church
Staplcotn
Starks Contracting Company
Stone County Board of Supervisors
Structural Steel Services, Inc.
Sunflower County Board of Supervisors
Super 8 Motel Hattiesburg
Sweetwater C.M.E. Church
Tallahatchie County
The People’s Bank
Three Rivers Planning District
Tidy Clean Services, Inc.
Tippah County Board of Supervisors
Tishomingo County Board of Supervisors
True Light Missionary Baptist Church
Union County Board of Supervisors
United Givers Fund, Newton
University of Misssissippi Medical Center
Valley Services, Inc.
Waide and Associates
Warren County Board of Supervisors
Waters International Trucks
Wayne County Board of Supervisors
Welch Properties/Rick’s Café
Wells Fargo Foundation
Wesley Medical Center
Wilkerson County Board of Supervisors
Yalobusha County Board of Supervisors
Zions Rest Baptist Church
In-Kind Donors
A2Z Printing
Alpha Printing
Bernie’s Restaurant
Butch and Andi Oustalet
Chiquita
Citizens National Bank
Clear Channel Radio
Dave Sanderson
Grand Bear Golf Course/Harrah’s Casino
Hard Rock Hotel & Casino
IP Casino Resort & Spa
Island View Casino Resort
Mann Agency LLC
McDonald’s Descher Organization
Mississippi Ballroom Dance Clubs
Nestle
Pav & Broome Jewelers
Sanderson Farms
South Mississippi Living
The Mississippi Press
Tupelo Daily Journal
University of Southern Mississippi
Walgreen’s - Biloxi
Walgreen’s - D’Iberville
Walgreen’s - Long Beach
WDAM –TV
Winn Dixie Stores
WTVA–TV
WLBT–TV
WXXV–TV
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