Membership
WOW! Welcome all new and thanks to all our renewing members*!
Thank you to our renewing members and new members* — Welcome to the Alliance! *As of November 30, 2023
NEW MEMBERS:
Briarwood Arts Foundation
Hope Village for Children
Mississippi Delta National Heritage Area
Margo Brooks
Stephanie Duguid
Aisha Johnson Perry
P.A.C.T. (Pontotoc Achieving Community for Tomorrow)
PACE (People Achieving Community Excellence) Brent Allan Thomas
RENEWALS:
Algernon Sydney Sullivan Foundation
C2k Ministries Inc
Calhoun County Community Foundation
CARE (Corinth-Alcorn Reaching for Excellence)
Catalyst for Change
CREATE Foundation
Ed and Becky Meek Foundation
Family Biz Builder
FIRST (Friends of Itawamaba Responding to Secure Tomorrow)
Griot Arts Inc
International Museum of Muslim Cultures
LOFT (Lafayette Oxford Foundation for Tomorrow)
Lowndes Community Foundation
Mississippi Children’s Museum
Mississippi Heritage Trust
North Monroe Community Foundation
P.R.O.P.E.L. (Prentiss Realizing Opportunities for Prosperity Excellence and Leadership)
Precious Children’s Mobile Mission
South Monroe Community Foundation
Starkville Community Foundation
TARGET (Tippah and Ripley Growing Excellent Together)
Tupelo/Lee County Community Foundation
United Methodist Children Home
United Way of East Mississippi
United Way of Jackson and George Counties
United Way of Lowndes & Noxubee Counties
United Way of South Mississippi
United Way of Southeast Mississippi
United Way of the Capital Area
United Way of Washington County United Way of West Central Mississippi
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