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• 2014 Annual Report •

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:

• all people affected by disaster across the country and around the world receive care, shelter and hope;

• our communities are ready and prepared for disasters;

• everyone in our country has access to safe, lifesaving blood and blood products;

• all members of our armed services and their families find support and comfort whenever needed;

• 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.

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.

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 Curt Goldacker, Chair

Mississippi Region Regional Leadership Council

Mississippi Regional Leadership Council

Sam Alsgood, Jr.Pascagoula

John Brown, Vice ChairHattiesburg

Henry CobbTupelo

Lynn FitchBrandon

Curt Goldacker, ChairMeridian

Charles HamptonLouisville

Gloria Johnson Madison

Wiley Jonesnatchez

Buddy McClain, Jr.Brandon

Marty McMahan, Secretary Hattiesburg

Nora MillerColumbus

Mississippi Region Headquarters

9 River Bend Place, suite 100

Flowood, Ms 39232

601-353-5442

From the CEO and Board Chair

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MS Tornadoes Strike in April

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.

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.

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.

Red Cross workers assess

damage from EF-4 tornado

that ripped through

Louisville, MS on April 28.

Red Cross volunteers canvas Tupelo neighborhoods distributing disaster relief and clean-up supplies.

Disaster Action Team volunteers assisted a family after a home fire.

The dedicated efforts of more than 400 workers enabled Mississippi Red Cross to:

•Openandstaff6shelterswith678overnightstays;

•Openandstaff9EmergencyAidStations;

•Serve47,223mealsandsnacks;

•Conduct2,851healthandmentalhealthinteractions;

•Distributemorethan14,000reliefitemsandclean-upkits;

•Providedisasterresponseandrecoveryservicesto709 individuals/families.

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Serving the Military, Their Families and VeteransThe 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.

Deployedservicemembersalsocountonus todeliver

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.

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.

Preparing for the UnexpectedThe 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.

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.

Red Cross supports military, veterans and their families

•Assisted1,492familiesthroughthe“GettoKnowUs Before You need Us” program

•Provided1,692servicestomilitarymembers,veterans and families, including emergency communications.

•Assistedmorethan100veteransthroughthe Boots to Business program

Last year, 10,238 individuals in the Mississippi Region learned critical skills

through Red Cross courses.

•8,716trainedinfirstaid/CPR/AED

•1,475trainedinwatersafety

•47trainedinBabysittingBasiccourses

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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 human-

caused 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.

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 Preparein 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.

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.

Working with our partners in the global Red Cross

and Red Crescent network, the American Red Cross

supported with food, relief supplies and basic health care

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

than1.1billionchildrenin80countries.

Mississippians have helped Red Cross’ international humanitarian

efforts by providing support for the mudslides in Mexico and Typhoon

Haiyan in Southeast Asia.

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Sources of Support

Financial $2,333,215Federated $602,933Corporations/Organizations $928,817Foundations $103,684individuals $509,496DirectMail $1,105SpecialEvents $154,802Legacies/Bequests $32,378

Volunteers Volunteerhoursserved 77,136 Valueofvolunteerhours $1,676,992

Students from the Shannon High

School Library club raised $450 for

disaster relief for the American Red

Cross Northeast Mississippi Chapter

through a bake sale. The club collected

donations to bake the items, stayed up

until 3 a.m. preparing them and even

worked in the rain at Walgreen’s at

Crosstown during the sale. Presenting

the check to Patty Tucker, Chapter

Executive, is Christian Smith, Katlin

Jones, Lauren Mallory, Kindall Presley,

Amanda Harville, and Jennifer King,

Library Club Sponsor.

Sleeves up.Hearts open.All in.

We are unconditional in our giving. No matter who you are. No matter what happened. No matter when it happened. If there’s a need, the Red Cross is there.

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Chapter ExecutiveJared W. Turner

Capital River Chapter Board of DirectorsBill CockeNoelDanielsGraham FairlyLynn FitchDr.BettyFletcherChuck GautierJoe GreenKevin Hanh Hugh HubbardKevin JacksonTed JacksonGloria JohnsonTyrone LewisDrewMalone,Chairisrael MartinezBuddy McClain WayneMcDanielDebbiePorterWillie PreePam ReevesJohn sewellsteve stricklandKenny WindhamBuddy Wood

Natchez Advisory BoardBarbaraDixonGeorgeDunkleyRandy FreemanAlfred HunterWiley JonesLorene MockRosa newmanWillie Pree, ChairClaver smithDarrylSmithGlenn Wilsonsamuel Winchester

Women’s Auxiliarysonya BaileyKatie Vande Bergsandy BurrowJanys CanizaroRita CarterLucinda ColemanJo ClapperBetsy Clarksylvia Cowardsuzanna Evansstefanie FairlyJakki FloresAisha FletcherCharlotte Gosasheila HarrisonClaudia HendersonRhonda HofassVeta JacksonCarolyn KammayerJoni McClain, PresidentAngela MeasellsAlyssa MyersGloria J MillerMartha o’BoyleRita overcashDianePhillips-WaiteUrsula PolkTricia ReddittDeanaReesePam ReevesCarol schweitzerJuliette schweitzerPatti sheblenancy striblingJoAnn TominelloGail TurbevilleDaphanieUnderwoodJimmie WhiteJan WilkinsonTrish Windham

Office LocationsJackson Office9 River Bend PlaceFlowood, Ms 39232(601) 353-5442

Natchez Office211 n. Union streetnatchez, Ms 39120(601) 442-3656

Vicksburg Office916 Belmont street, suite 3Vicksburg,MS39180(601)636-9182

Brookhaven Office121 W. Cherokee streetBrookhaven, Ms 39601(601)833-2771

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Chapter ExecutiveJay Huffstatler

South Mississippi Chapter Board of Directorssam AlsgoodJohn BrownLeitha ChapmanMeredithDickersonJoe FarruggioJulie Gresham, ChairEric HurstCol. Woodrow “Woody” LyonJohn McFarlandMarty McMahanGary RyanMarlo Tipton Clay Wagner

Biloxi Advisory BoardKevin Cogginnorman CollinsMary Cracchiolo-spainJames CrowellChristenDuheAshleyDukeJoe Farruggiosteve FitzgeraldJohn FreemanFrank GenzerJulie Gresham, ChairErica HurstEric KravetteCathy MasonJohn McFarlandRhonda RhodesMichelle RogersRomy simpsonJerry Tarantosue TemplemanBrian UseforgeClay Wagner

Hattiesburg Advisory BoardRaylawni BranchJohn BrownMegan BurkesJ. Leitha Chapman, Chairsteve ColemanDanDavisCarolyn HarthornGena P. HopkinsMike JordanTrish KingCol. Woodrow “Woody” LyonMarty McMahanRichard Patton

Pascagoula Advisory Boardsam Alsgood, Jr.Brad CatesMeredithDickerson,ChairKay MaghanLandon McCartyscott McilrathMike Montgomeryscott RankinGary RyanBrenda simkinsMarlo Tipton

Office LocationsBiloxi Office2782FernwoodBiloxi, Ms 39531(228)896-4511

Hattiesburg Office2020 Hardy streetHattiesburg, Ms 39401(601)582-8151

Leakesville Office413 Greene Ave.Leakesville, Ms 39451(601) 394-5922

Pascagoula Office1096 Jackson Ave.Pascagoula,MS39567(228)762-2455

Lucedale Office7102Hwy.198E.Lucedale, Ms 39452(601)947-9378

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Your Red Cross Northwest Mississippi Chapter

Your Red Cross East Central Mississippi Chapter

Chapter Executive

Linda Lauderdale

East Central Mississippi Board

of Directors

DavidBarr

MichaelDavisII

TeresaDunlap

Maria Estes

Lewis Goins

Curt Goldacker, Chair

Carolyn Hampton

Kellum Kim

Ben Lockridge

sheila Lowery

TeresaMcDonald

Christian Monsour

Rosendo Pulido

Emmerll Rackley

Casandra sloan

Rae nell Vaughn

Brian Weaver

Office Locations

Meridian Office

182023rdAve.

Meridian, Ms 39301

(601)485-5151

Philadelphia Office

1016SaxonAirportDrive

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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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.CatherineSingleton-Walker

DynethaThorton

Wanda Young

Greenville Advisory Board

Penny Byler

Easter Courtney

Gene Fowler

Jurist Green

DavidJordan

Linette Perry

Tammy Reed

Agnes Taylor

Aelicia Thomas

Jonathan Troyka

Eliza West

Jannie Young

Office Locations

Oxford Office

2706WOxfordLoop

suite 105

Oxford,MS38655

(662)236-1282

Greenwood Office

2507BrowningRoad

Greenwood,MS38930

(662) 451-9094

Greenville Office

145 n. shelby st.

Greenville,MS38701

(662)378-3245

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Your Red Cross Northeast Mississippi Chapter

Chapter Executive

Patty Tucker

Northeast MS Chapter

Board of Directors

Dr.JohnnyAllen

Terry Anderson

Bennie Cobb

Henry Cobb, Chair

Buddy Collins

Bill Cleveland

ColtDoom

Leticia Gassaway

Linda Griffin

Paul Harkins

Gloria High

Larry Holiday

Rosaland Jackson

Rev. Robert Jamison

Mark Jarrett

Eddie Longstreet

Gail McFerrin

Calvin Miller

nora Miller

DonPottebaum

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

4127WestsideDrive

Tupelo,MS38801

(662)842-6101

Starkville Office

106 Miley Road

Starkville,MS39759

(662) 323-4621

New Albany

111 n. Camp street

NewAlbany,MS38652

(662) 534-5023

Columbus Office

5017thStreetN.,Suite8

Columbus,MS39703

(662)328-5710

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Individual Major Donors

Humanitarian Circle ($10,000-$24,999)

W. R. Baird Charitable TrustBenDawsWilliam Ellsworth FoundationFreli HornT.D.Magruder,Jr.Buddy and Joni McClainJochum Moll Foundation

Tiffany Circle($10,000)

Marty McMahanThe McMahan Family Charitable Foundation

Clara Barton Society($1,000-$9,999)

Jackie AdairBrian AdamsJaiyeola AdeleyeSamandDianneAlsgoodCaptain Terry AndersonJohn Patrick BallardEddie BarnettJ.W. Barnett, Jr. Family FoundationM. W. BarousseDavidandAvaBarrHill BlalockWanda BlountDouglasandDianeBourgeoisLaura BradleyJames BraswellBrevard Family FoundationEdward BrosellLauren BuntinWesley Caldwell FoundationRaymond and Julia CarterJoel CarterTommy CauthenChisholm FoundationJohn ChristianEric ClarkLarryD.ClarkWilliam Cocke, iiiToni ColemanAlbert Collins, Jr.T. M. and Bettie Freeman ConcannonDeanCumbaaRaymondDalyDanDavisMaureenDonnellyWillieDuckworth

DerekEmersonFrances EmersonJoe FarruggioJay Fentonsteve FernandezDr.andMrs.W.E.FolseGertrude C. Ford FoundationAmelie FosterJames Fowler Family FoundationJoseph FribleyCharles GatesWilliam GearyCurt Goldackersteve GoldingCharlie GreerDouglasandCathyGregoryothel HaganLouise HornDebraHattoxRoxanne HaymanWulf Hirschfieldsandra HodgeJeffery and Christi HouinWade HowkJay Huffstatler Robert and sharon HurdleEric HurstAngela and Thomas JamesJoshua JoachimCathy and Ricky KendrickMary LairdDianneLeeDr.RobertLochheadAndy LollarJoe LoveCharlotte LovettJames MarloweCathy Adams MasonCarol McAnallyCharles McClainselby and Richard McRae FoundationDebraMikolasyDonaldMillerDavidMillerTheodore and Lynn MollKenneth MooreGuy Mooresarah MorganDotandWilliamMorrisLyle nelsonMs. Linell nemethThomas ogletreeValerie o’KeefeRobert H. and Betty oswald

Andi oustaletEric B. ParkerJenna ParsonsDennyPaulFarmsRon PeresichRodney and Zanette PoweWilliam PriceEmmerll RackleyJessie RansomHarry RayburnAllen ReavesRichard ReddJack Reed, Jr.Pamela ReevesG. stanley and Janis RobertsOtisD.ReaganandNancyRuffDr.andMrs.GlennRuffinGary RyanCarlos salazarJoe Charles sanders, sr.Thomas and Lillian saulsberryMr. William seemanJames and Patricia shebleAnshika singhRichard slaymakerMelanie smothersscotty smylyMary Cracchiolo spainPaula spraginssteve stricklandJohn and Michelle stuberWilliam B. sullivanEugenia summerThomas Tardy, iiiCinderella s. Taylor FoundationCarol TellerLinda Hampton TerryAnthony and suzanne ThomasDavidThoms,Jr.Jonathan TroykaMichael and Gail TurbevilleCharles WalkerJay WaltersBob and Brenda WaltzCulpepper Webb Rebekah Wellsstephen WhatleyHibernia WilliamsMarkD.WilliamsDavidWipfArthur and Heather WoodChester and Cynthia WoodB. J. Young

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Corporate Major Donors

Ready 365GOLD ($50,000+) ATT of MississippiBlueCross Blueshield of MississippiChevron RefineryCREATE FoundationUnited Way of southeast Mississippi United Way of northeast MississippiUnited Way of the Pine Belt Region

SILVER ($25,000-$49,000)Eaton AerospaceHancock County Board of supervisorsHuntington ingalls shipbuildingJackson County Board of supervisorsMississippi Gulf Resort Classicsempra Energy/Willmut Gas The sun Herald United Way for Jackson & George CountiesUnited Way of East MississippiUnited Way of Lowdnes CountyUnited Way of oxford/LafayetteUnited Way of Washington CountyWalmart WLoX –TV

BRONZE ($10,000-$24,999)AursionBeau Rivage Resort & Casino Butch oustalet, inc.City of ColumbusCity of TupeloChevron RefineryClorox Company FoundationErgon Foundation, inc.Jarden Consumer solutions Community FundJeffersonDavisCountyBoardof supervisorsJones County Board of supervisorsKinder Morgan FoundationMcClain sonicsMississippi Manufacturers Associationnorth Mississippi Medical Centernucor steel of Jacksonstate Farm insuranceToyota ManufacturingTrustmark BankUnited Way of the Capital Area United Way of south MississippiUnited Way of West Central MississippiWeyerhauser

Corporations (under $10,000)Adams County Board of supervisorsACCo Brands UsA, LLCAlcorn County Board of supervisorsAllen ToyotaAllstate Giving CampaignAmerican Century investmentsAmite County Board of supervisorsArbor View Apartment HomesAuto spaAxa FoundationB and B ConcreteBalch & BinghamBank of Jones CountyBank of WigginsBankPlusBaptist Memorial Hospital Golden TriangleBarnes and noble BooksellersBenton County Board of supervisorsBilly Hewes Real EstateBiloxi Regional Medical CenterBolivar County Board of supervisorsBoomtown CasinoBorg Warner Emissions systemsBrandon Petroleum Properties & PartnershipBrunini Law FirmC spire WirelessCane’s Chicken Fingers - HattiesburgCarroll County Board of supervisorsCaterpillar, inc.ChampionChryslerDodgeJeepChemFirstChickasaw County Board of supervisorsChik-Fil-A RestaurantsCitizens BankCity of AberdeenCity of BrookhavenCity of CarthageCity of ClarksdaleCity of GreenwoodCity of GrenadaCity of KosciuskoCity of LucedaleCity of MeridianCity of natchezCity of oxfordCity of PascagoulaCity of RipleyClaiborne County Board of supervisorsClarke County Board of supervisors

Clay County Board of supervisorsClimate Masters, inc.Coahoma County Board of supervisorsCoast Electric Power AssociationCoast Transit AuthorityCocaCola Bottling HattiesburgColumbia Gulf TransmissionColumbusFireDepartmentColumbus Roll shopCommunity BankCommunity Foundation of Greater JacksonCommunity Trust BankComplete Environmental & Remediation Co. LLCCorso, inc.Crawdad Hole, inc.DiamondheadCommunityChurchDirtCheapandTreasureHuntDunnRoadbuilders,LLCDuPontDelisleDuPontFirstChemicalEast Ms Electric Power AssocaitionEast Union Attendance CenterEaton CorporationEcolab FoundationElsohly Laboratories, inc.Entergy of MississippiFirst Commercial BankFirst national BankFirst United Methodist Church, TupeloFisher and Philips, LLCForrest County Board of supervisorsFranklin County Board of supervisorsG.E. AviationGanesh investments, LLCGannett FoundationGarden Park Medical CenterGeneral Recycling of Ms, LLCGeorge County Board of supervisorsGreene County Board of supervisorsGrenada CountyGulf Coast BeeabackerGulf Coast Community FoundationGulf Region iTsHal and Mal’sHancock BankHappySmilesDentistryHard Rock Hotel and CasinoHarrah’s CasinoHarrisburg Baptist Church, TupeloHattiesburg ClinicHavard Pest ControlHinds County Board of supervisors

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Corporate Major Donors

Hopewell M.B. Church, RaleighHorizonsUnlimited,McDonald’s RestaurantsHorne, LLPHuntington ingalls shipbuildingHyde Bros. True Valueinternational Paper Foundationisland View Casino Resortisle of Capri, Lula, Msitawamba Community Collegeitawamba County Board of supervisorsJAA, inc.Jones Family Medical Clinic, PLLCJunior League of JacksonKappa Alpha Psi, Jackson Alumni ChapterKeesler Air Force Base Asian Pacific American Heritage CommitteeKeesler Federal Credit UnionKior, inc.Lafayette CountyLatin American Business Association/ LABA LinkLawrence County Board of supervisorsLeake County Board of supervisorsLee County Board of supervisorsLeflore County Board of supervisorsLincoln County Board of supervisorsLowdnes County Board of supervisorsMadison County Board of supervisorsMagnolia Automotive services, inc.Magnolia Park Elementary schoolMainStreetFamilyDentistryMarshall County Board of supervisorsMcAlister’s CorporationMcRight servicesMemorial Hospital GulfportMGM Resorts FoundationMississippi Band of Choctaw indiansMississippi Power CompanyMonroe County Board of supervisorsMonsanto CorporationMontgomery southern Realty, LLCMooreville High schoolMount Moriah M. B. Church, EllisvilleMount Zion Baptist ChurchMt. olive Baptist ChurchMt. olive Baptist Church, Ripleynatchez Advisory Councilnatchez All Purpose WoW Camp 1409NCDR,LLCnE Ms Community College-Phi Theta Kappanew Galilee Baptist Church, MageeNewcoDining/Newk’s

norbord Mississippi, inc.nE Ms sports Medicine and orthopedic Clinicnoxubee County Board of supervisorsocean springs Middle schooloktibbeha County Board of supervisorsolin Corporation Charitable TrustPage,Mannino,Peresich&McDermottPanola County Board of supervisorsPapa south/ Papa John’s PizzaParkway Centre, LLCPike County Board of supervisorsPine Ridge Baptist Church, LawrencePlastic and Hand surgery AssociatesPoint Pleasant Baptist Church, olive BranchPontotoc County Board of supervisorsPontotocDistrictBaptistAssociationPontotoc springs Prentiss County Board of supervisorsQuitman County Board of supervisorsRenasant BankRJElderDesignRockin’ the Coast FundRoseburg Forest ProductsRotary Club of MeridianRotary Club of natchezsacred Heart schoolsaks, incorporatedsanderson Farmssam’s Clubschwartz and Associatesscott County Board of supervisorsseemann Compositessharkey County Board of supervisorssimpson County Board of supervisorsSouth28thAvenueBaptistChurchsouth Ms Electric Power AssociationsouthwireSpringhillDistrictAssociationsss FoundationSt.DavisBaptistChurch,GlosterSt.DominicHealthServices,Inc.st. Luke Baptist Churchstaplcotnstarks Contracting Companystone County Board of supervisorsstructural steel services, inc.sunflower County Board of supervisorsSuper8MotelHattiesburgsweetwater C.M.E. ChurchTallahatchie CountyThe People’s BankThreeRiversPlanningDistrictTidy Clean services, inc.

Tippah County Board of supervisorsTishomingo County Board of supervisorsTrue Light Missionary Baptist ChurchUnion County Board of supervisorsUnited Givers Fund, newtonUniversity of Misssissippi Medical CenterValley services, inc.Waide and AssociatesWarren County Board of supervisorsWaters international TrucksWayne County Board of supervisorsWelch Properties/Rick’s CaféWells Fargo FoundationWesley Medical CenterWilkerson County Board of supervisorsYalobusha County Board of supervisorsZions Rest Baptist Church

In-Kind DonorsA2Z PrintingAlpha PrintingBernie’s RestaurantButch and Andi oustaletChiquitaCitizens national BankClear Channel RadioDaveSandersonGrand Bear Golf Course/Harrah’s CasinoHard Rock Hotel & CasinoiP Casino Resort & spaisland View Casino ResortMann Agency LLCMcDonald’sDescherOrganizationMississippiBallroomDanceClubsnestlePav & Broome Jewelerssanderson Farmssouth Mississippi LivingThe Mississippi PressTupeloDailyJournalUniversity of southern MississippiWalgreen’s - BiloxiWalgreen’s-D’IbervilleWalgreen’s - Long Beach WDAM–TVWinnDixieStoresWTVA–TVWLBT–TVWXXV–TV

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