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1		RIDGELAND, MS
2		MADISON, MS
3		JACKSON, MS
4		NESBIT, MS
5		Foxworth, MS
6		JACKSON, MS
7		JACKSON, MS
8		SENATOBIA, MS
9		MERIDIAN, MS
10		JACKSON, MS
11		JACKSON, MS
12		JACKSON, MS
13		Jackson, MS
14		Terry, MS
15		HERNANDO, MS
16		PHILADELPHIA, MS
17		BALDWYN, MS
18		COFFEEVILLE, MS
19		CLEVELAND, MS
20		BRANDON, MS

THE PROVIDES DISASTER RELIEF PAYMENTS TO FAMILIES AND EMPLOYEES OF MEMBERS OF THE ELECTRIC COOPERATIVES OF MISSISSIPPI (A.A.L.). THE ALSO PROVIDES SCHOLARSHIPS AS DETAILED IN PART III, LINE B.

HOSPITAL EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS PROGRAM- PROVIDE EDUCATION, COMMUNICATION, EQUIPMENT PROCUREMENT, PLANNING SURVEILLANCE/DATA SYSTEMS TO ASSIST HOSPITALS IN PREPARING FOR EMERGENCY/DISASTER SITUATIONS.

TO PROVIDE TO NEEDY VICTIMS OF DISASTERS AND ASSIST WITH HOUSING RELATED NEEDS.

SUPPRESSION RESPONSE COMPRISES APPROXIMATELY 18% OF OUR DUTIES AND ACTIVITIES. OUR MEMBERS ARE CERTIFIED FIREFIGHTERS THROUGH OUR STATE ACADEMY. RESCUE RESPONSE COMPRISES APPROXIMATELY 10% OF OUR DUTIES. EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES RESPONSE COMPRISES APPROXIMATELY 60% OF OUR DUTIES. MANY MEMBERS OF OUR ARE CERFIFIED IN BASIC EMERGENCY CARE THROUGH PARAMEDIC LEVEL CARE TO ASSIST OUR COMMUNITY. OUR REMAINING ACTIVITIES INCLUDE OUR MONTHLY TRAINING FOR OUR FIREFIGHTERS AND OUR ANNUAL OPEN HOUSE, WHERE WE CONDUCT SAFETY TRAINING TO THE PUBLIC. OUR MEMBERS ARE ALL VOLUNTEERS AND DO NOT RECEIVE ANY MONETARY OR OTHER TYPE OF BENEFIT FROM THE VOLUNTEER DEPT. OUR MEMBERS ARE ON CALL 24 HOURS A DAY, 7 DAYS A WEEK, 365 DAYS A YEAR.

SWMVFD) protection, motor vehicle accident response and basic medical response to the portion of County. This is a rural area covering about 100 square miles. the area has about 5000 people living in about 2000 homes. US 98 and Mississippi 35 run through the ares. All our responders are volunteers and receive any payment for their time or travel costs.

DEPARTMENT OF MISSISSIPPI IS A PATRIOTIC ORGANIZATION COMPRISED OF FAMILY MEMBERS OF VETERANS. IT IS DEVOTED TO ADVOCACY OF PATRIOTISM, HONOR, AND STRONG NATIONAL SECURITY.

IS THE HOLDING COMPANY FOR SEVERAL NON-PROFIT ENTITIES TO WHICH IT PROVIDES VARIOUS MANAGEMENT AND SUPPORT SERVICES.

TO PROVIDE BENEFITS TO MEMBERS WHILE PROMOTING QUALITY .

TO PROVIDE SUPPORT TO CARE AFFILIATES

TO STABILIZE INSURANCE AVAILABILITY AND RATES, EDUCATE PUBLIC AWARENESS OF THE LOGGING INDUSTRY, SUPPORT IN NUMEROUS PROBLEMS, AND KEEP MEMBERS INFORMED OF INDUSTRY INTERESTS.

To support the continuing betterment of criminal and civil justice in the of and the United States of America. To actively support legislation that betters law enforcement and to provide information to the membership of the legislature that relates thereto or that affects them as members. To support charitable organizations across the of and to help who are in need. To advance the principles of proper law enforcement and to protect the community and rights of all citizens of the of . To actively represent, as an Association, the good of the membership hereof in legislation or in opposition to legislation, or in any other matter directly affecting the membership when directed to do so by a vote of the Board of Directors.

IS ORGANIZED TO PROMOTE AND ASSIST BAPTIST MEDICAL CENTER-ATTALA, LLC, A DISREGARDED ENTITY OF MISSISSIPPI BAPTIST HEALTH SYSTEMS, INC., FORMERLY KNOWN AS MONTFORT JONES MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, WITH ITS DEVELOPMENT AND SECURING OF CAPITAL.

Establish relationships among existing and emerging leaders from varied segments of the community to assist in solving community problems, educate participants to facts of major community issues and alternative approaches to solutions to community problems, and develop and inspire in solving community issues.

CDRG) exists exclusively for humanitarian aid, disaster relief, and in Central Asia. CDRG seeks to provide project support in poverty areas to enhance quality of life such as, clean water projects, medical clinics, agricultural projects and animal health services, disaster relief, and /education.

has as its purpose to provide hot for home bound senior citizens who are unable to provide quality nutrition for themselves in 2 to 3 days a week

THE MISSION OF THE PTO IS TO HAVE FUND RAISERS IN ORDER TO GENERATE FUNDS TO SPEND ON THE DISTRICTS FOR ITEMS AND SERVICES THE DOES NOT HAVE FUNDS TO BUDGET FOR.

To provide individuals with bibles, other religious literature, and related items and services to disadvantages people, to build church buildings, extend medical aid, food and to meet the needs of building or repairing domiciles.

We are a non-profit that offers free services to people in need. We provide clothing, furniture, household goods, food, and other items free charge. We have a building where we take donations. We plan to offer scholarships to for needy students.

TO IDENTIFY THE PROBLEMS AND NEEDS THE BOLIVAR COUNTY COMMUNITY AND JOIN FORCES WITH VARIOUS LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS TO PROVIDE SUPPORT AND SOLUTIONS TO THESE PROBLEMS AND NEEDS.

IMPLEMENTATION AND ADMINISTRATION OF BLOCK GRANT FUNDING FROM THE CARE SYSTEMS FUND.

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