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101	NORTH CENTRAL PLANNING AND DEVELOPM THE NORTH CENTRAL PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT WAS CREATED TO AID BUSINESS AND THE LOCAL COMMUNITY IN THE AREAS OF PLANNING, ECONOMIC AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT, JOB TRAINING, SOCIAL SERVICES, TRANSPORTATION, DATA PROCESSING AND GERONTOLOGY.	WINONA, MS
102	NORTHEAST MISSISSIPPI PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT DIS The promotion of economic, community, and human resources in its six county service area	BOONEVILLE, MS
103	Mississippi Association of Cooperatives Inc To administer and coordinate technical assistance, educational training and financial programs for small farmers.	Jackson, MS
104	Warren-Washington-Issaquena-Sharkey Community Action Agency To assist in eliminating the paradox of poverty in certain counties by opening to everyone the opportunity for education and training, and the opportunity to work and to live	Greenville, MS
105	UNITED WAY OF LOWNDES and NOXUBEE OUR MISSION IS TO EMPOWER SUSTAINED CHANGES IN EDUCATION, HEALTH, AND FINANCIAL STABILITY OF OUR COMMUNITY.	COLUMBUS, MS
106	THE BADDOUR CENTER INC THE BADDOUR CENTER PROVIDEES A RESIDENTIAL COMMUNITY FOR ADULTS WITH INTELLECTUAL DISABILITIES.	SENATOBIA, MS
107	Itawamba Community College Foundation Inc Funded to benefit and support Itawamba Community College	Fulton, MS
108	SOUTHWEST MISSISSIPPI PLANNING AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AND GRANT WRITING FOR COUNTIES AND MUNICIPALITIES, SERVING THE ELDERLY AND REVOLVING LOAN PROGRAMS TO ELIGIBLE BUSINESSES AND INDIVIDUALS.	Natchez, MS
109	CATHOLIC SOCIAL AND COMMUNITY SERVICES SOCIAL SERVICE ORGANIZATION	BILOXI, MS
110	NORTHEAST MS COMMUNITY SVCS INC ALLEVIATE CONDITIONS OF POVERTY IN NORTHEAST MISSISSIPPI THROUGH PROVISION OF AGING, CASE MANAGEMENT, TRANSPORTATION, MEALS AND OTHER SERVICES	BOONEVILLE, MS
111	HINDS COMMUNITY COLLEGE FOUNDATION THE FOUNDATION RECEIVES FUNDS TO PROVIDE THE FOLLOWING: (1) SCHOLARSHIPS, (2) FACULTY/STAFF DEVELOPMENT, AND (3) NEW LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES.	RAYMOND, MS
112	Meridian Council for the Arts TO PROMOTE LOCAL ART IN THE COMMUNITY	Meridian, MS
113	Aaron E Henry Community Health Services Center Inc To improve the health of people in the Mississippi Delta and Delta Hills communities by increasing access to integrated, comprehensive primary and preventive health care and related services while promoting economic development.	Clarksdale, MS
114	MISS AGRICULTURE and FORESTRY MUSEUM TO PROVIDE THE MISSISSIPPI AGRICULTURAL AND FORESTRY MUSEUM WITH A MARGIN OF EXCELLENCE BY SUPPLEMENTING FUNDS RECEIVED FROM THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI WITH PRIVATE FINANCIAL SUPPORT.	JACKSON, MS
115	North MS Medical Center Auxiliary To assist the hospital in the development of a service that will meet its obligation to the community.	Tupelo, MS
116	GREATER JACKSON ARTS COUNCIL THE GREATER JACKSON ARTS COUNCIL IS A PRIVATE NONPROFIT WITH A MISSION TO VALUE DIVERSITY BY INCREASING CULTURAL ACCESS AND OPPORTUNITIES THROUGH GRANT OFFERINGS, SPECIAL EVENTS, VENUE MANAGEMENT AND ARTS MARKETING	JACKSON, MS
117	MAGNOLIA REGIONAL HEALTH CENTER SUPPORT OPERATIONS OF MAGNOLIA REGIONAL HEALTH CENTER AND TO SUPPORT THE COMMUNITY SERVED BY MAGNOLIA REGIONAL HEALTH CENTER.	CORINTH, MS
118	MISSISSIPPI STATE FEDERATION OF COLORED WOMENS CLUBS INC COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT	CLINTON, MS
119		JACKSON, MS
120		BILOXI, MS
121		OXFORD, MS
122		FRENCH CAMP, MS
123		PORT GIBSON, MS
124		Fayette, MS
125		OXFORD, MS
126		JACKSON, MS
127		GULFPORT, MS
128		RIDGELAND, MS
129		MERIDIAN, MS
130		JACKSON, MS
131		TUPELO, MS
132		MERIDIAN, MS
133		MERIGOLD, MS
134		FULTON, MS
135		JACKSON, MS
136		JACKSON, MS
137		JACKSON, MS
138		POPLARVILLE, MS
139		MERIDIAN, MS
140		JACKSON, MS
141		ELLISVILLE, MS
142		BILOXI, MS
143		MADISON, MS
144		JACKSON, MS
145		Madison, MS
146		Okolona, MS
147		BELDEN, MS
148		JACKSON, MS
149		MEADVILLE, MS
150		GREENVILLE, MS

NORTH CENTRAL PLANNING AND DEVELOPM

WINONA, MS

THE DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT WAS CREATED TO AID BUSINESS THE LOCAL COMMUNITY IN THE AREAS OF , ECONOMIC COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT, JOB TRAINING, SOCIAL SERVICES, TRANSPORTATION, DATA PROCESSING GERONTOLOGY.

NORTHEAST MISSISSIPPI PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT DIS

BOONEVILLE, MS

The promotion of economic, community, human resources in its six county service area

Mississippi Association of Cooperatives Inc

Jackson, MS

To administer and coordinate technical assistance, educational training and financial programs for small farmers.

Warren-Washington-Issaquena-Sharkey Community Action Agency

Greenville, MS

To assist in eliminating the paradox of poverty in certain counties by opening to everyone the opportunity for education and training, and the opportunity to work and to live

UNITED WAY OF LOWNDES and NOXUBEE

COLUMBUS, MS

OUR MISSION IS TO EMPOWER SUSTAINED CHANGES IN EDUCATION, HEALTH, FINANCIAL STABILITY OUR COMMUNITY.

THE BADDOUR CENTER INC

SENATOBIA, MS

PROVIDEES A RESIDENTIAL COMMUNITY FOR ADULTS WITH INTELLECTUAL DISABILITIES.

Itawamba Community College Foundation Inc

Fulton, MS

Funded to benefit and support

SOUTHWEST MISSISSIPPI PLANNING AND

Natchez, MS

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT GRANT WRITING FOR COUNTIES MUNICIPALITIES, SERVING THE ELDERLY REVOLVING LOAN PROGRAMS TO ELIGIBLE BUSINESSES INDIVIDUALS.

CATHOLIC SOCIAL AND COMMUNITY SERVICES

BILOXI, MS

SERVICE ORGANIZATION

NORTHEAST MS COMMUNITY SVCS INC

BOONEVILLE, MS

ALLEVIATE CONDITIONS OF POVERTY IN MISSISSIPPI THROUGH PROVISION OF AGING, CASE MANAGEMENT, TRANSPORTATION, MEALS AND OTHER SERVICES

HINDS COMMUNITY COLLEGE FOUNDATION

RAYMOND, MS

THE RECEIVES FUNDS TO PROVIDE THE FOLLOWING: (1) SCHOLARSHIPS, (2) FACULTY/STAFF DEVELOPMENT, AND (3) NEW LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES.

Meridian Council for the Arts

Meridian, MS

TO PROMOTE LOCAL ART IN COMMUNITY

Aaron E Henry Community Health Services Center Inc

Clarksdale, MS

To improve the of people in the Mississippi Delta and Delta Hills communities by increasing access to integrated, comprehensive primary and preventive care and related while promoting economic development.

MISS AGRICULTURE and FORESTRY MUSEUM

JACKSON, MS

TO PROVIDE THE MISSISSIPPI AGRICULTURAL WITH A MARGIN OF EXCELLENCE BY SUPPLEMENTING FUNDS RECEIVED FROM THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI WITH PRIVATE FINANCIAL SUPPORT.

North MS Medical Center Auxiliary

Tupelo, MS

To assist the hospital in the development of a service that will meet its obligation to the community.

GREATER JACKSON ARTS COUNCIL

JACKSON, MS

THE IS A PRIVATE NONPROFIT WITH A MISSION TO VALUE DIVERSITY BY INCREASING CULTURAL ACCESS AND OPPORTUNITIES THROUGH GRANT OFFERINGS, SPECIAL EVENTS, VENUE MANAGEMENT AND MARKETING

MAGNOLIA REGIONAL HEALTH CENTER

CORINTH, MS

SUPPORT OPERATIONS OF AND TO SUPPORT THE COMMUNITY SERVED BY .

MISSISSIPPI STATE FEDERATION OF COLORED WOMENS CLUBS INC

CLINTON, MS

COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT

PROVIDE MEALS, SHELTER AND OTHER TO PEOPLE EXPERIENCING HOMELESSNESS AND POVERTY

OPERATIONS SUPPORT FOR LOCAL ST VINCENT DEPAUL COMMUNITY CHARITABLE PHARMACY LOCATED ON DIVISION STREET IN LOW INCOME AREA NEIGHBORHOODS OF , MS.

ALL CHILDREN AND ADULTS IN LAFAYETTE COUNTY AND UNIVERSITY COMMUNITY AND THE SURROUNDING REGION WILL HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY TO ENRICH THEIR LIVES THROUGH PARTICIPATION IN THE ARTISTIC AND CULTURAL PROGRAMS OFFERED BY THE ORGANIZATION.

THE PRIMARY EXEMPT PURPOSE OF , . IS TO OPERATE A COMMERCIAL FM STATION WITH A NON-SECTARIAN RELIGIOUS FORMAT TO OFFER, PROMULGATE AND TO DISSEMINATE THROUGH THE BROADCAST MEDIA, WORTHWHILE PRESENTATION OF A DIVERSE NATURE WHICH SHALL PROVIDE EDUCATIONAL, CIVIC, CULTURAL AND SPIRITUAL ENLIGHTMENT AND ENRICHMENT TO THE PUBLIC; TO CREATE A BROADENING AWARENESS AMONG THE PUBLIC OF THE POSSIBILITY OF CONTINUING SELF-GROWTH AND FULFILLMENT IN A BETTER QUALITY OF LIFE THROUGH REGULAR EXPOSURE TO THE BEST EXAMPLE OF MUSICAL COMPOSITION, DISCUSSION IN LECTURES AFFORDED BY CIVILIZATION TODAY; TO FOSTER UNDERSTANDING OF A GOVERNMENTAL, EDUCATIONAL, CULTURAL, AND RELIGIOUS ACTIVITIES ON THE LOCAL, NATIONAL, AND INTERNATIONAL LEVELS; TO ACT AS A LINK AMONG EXISTING CULTURAL, CIVIC, AND RELIGIOUS ORGANIZATIONS BY REPORTING OF NEWS AND INFORMATION ABOUT THEM TO EACH OTHER AND TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC WITHIN THE AREA TO BE SERVED BY THIS NON-PROFIT STATION.

Because we are a 501c3 non-profit organization that assist elderly disable handicapped citizens in the community We have workers and no one receives an income

To provide care for the total person, through the medium of managing and operating a coordinated facility and its program.

SPONSOR THE OPERATION OF ONE OR MORE LOW COST SPAY/NEUTER CLINICS FOR THE CARE, TREATMENT AND WELL-BEING OF ANIMALS. OLHS SHALL PROMOTE RESPONSBILE PET OWNERSHIP BY ADVOCATING THE IMPORTANCE OF SPAYING AND NEUTERING ANIMALS AND THE AND COMPASSIONATE TREATMENT OF ALL ANIMALS. OLHS SHALL PROMOTE THE EDUCATION OF THIS MISSION THROUGHOUT THE SURROUNDING AREA.

ORGANIZATION IS DEDICATED TO EDUCATIONAL AND CHARITABLE PURSUITS, INCLUDING IMPROVING ECONOMIC, SOCIAL, CIVIC AND EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES WITHIN LOW-INCOME COMMUNITY AND TO DECREASING OF UNEMPLOYMENT, UNDER-EMPLOYMENT, TO PROVIDE BUSINESS AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT EXPERIENCE FOR LOW-INCOME, UNDERPRIVILEGED CITIZENS AND TO ENCOURAGE ENTRANCE IN SCIENCE AND HUMANITIES AND ARTS PROFESSIONS.

THE MISSION OF THE MCRBA IS TO UNIFY, FOSTER, PROMOTE and PROTECT THE LEGALLY LICENSED HOSPITALITY AND FOOD SERVICE INDUSTRIES IN THE THREE COASTAL COUNTIES. THE GOALS OF THE MCRBA SHALL BE: 1)RETAIN PRESENT MEMBERS and RECRUIT NEW MEMBERS; 2)IMPROVE THE COMMUNICATION PROCESS BETWEEN THE MCRBA and ITS MEMBERS AS WELL AS PROMOTE EDUCATIONAL and INFORMATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES TO ITS MEMBERS and THE PUBLIC; 3)ESTABLISH A FRAMEWORK TO INSURE THE EFFECTIVE OPERATION OF THE GCCMHRA; 4)SUPPORT FINANCIALLY THE LOCAL OR LEGISLATIVE CANDIDATES and /OR ISSUES THAT BEST REPRESENT THE VIEWS AND POSITIONS OF THE GCCMHRA MEMBERS; 5)PLAN and EXECUTE SPECIAL EVENTS FOR THE PURPOSE OF FUNDRAISING FOR THE MCRBA EXPENSES NOT COVERED BY THE DUES and FOR ANY OTHER PURPOSE DEEMED DESIRABLE BY THE GCCMHRA BOARD OF DIRECTORS AS LONG AS THEY MAINTAIN THE ETHICS AND GUIDELINES OF THE MCRBA, AND THE DIRECTIVES CONTAINED IN THESE BYLAWS; 6)CONTINUE TO WORK IN THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT AFFAIRS and LOCAL POLICY.

COMMUNITY SERVICE AND ENHANCEMENT

THE IS A PUBLIC CHARITY DEDICATED TO MAINTAINING, IMPROVING AND ENRICHING THE QUALITY LIFE IN BY SUPPORTING WORTHY CAUSES, PROVIDING PHILANTHROPIC SERVICES, AND ENCOURAGING AND PROVIDING LEADERSHIP IN RESPONSE TO CHANGING NEEDS. WE ARE A CATALYST FOR CHARITABLE GIVING WHERE CIVIC-MINDED INDIVIDUALS, FAMILIES, AND BUSINESSES CAN MEET THEIR PHILANTHROPIC GOALS. THE MEETS THIS MISSION BY DEVELOPING AND MANAGING A COMPREHENSIVE BASE FUNDS AN EXPANDING POOL CHARITABLE DOLLARS, PERMANENTLY COMMITTED TO MEETING THE NEEDS THE PEOPLE .

THE ASSOCIATION MISSISSIPPI REPRESENTS THE INTERESTS ITS MEMBERS IN STATEWIDE EFFORTS TO IMPROVE ACCESS TO CARE FOR THE MEDICALLY UNDER SERVED AND INDIGENT POPULATION MISSISSIPPI.

THE TUPELO RUNNING IS A NON-PROFIT RUNNING THAT PROMOTES AMATEUR RUNNING EVENTS AND HOSTS A HANDFUL RACES EACH YEAR FOR THE PUBLIC GOOD. THE RECEIVES MEMBERSHIP DUES FROM MEMBERS, RACE REGISTRATION FEES AND SPONSORSHIPS. THESE FUNDS ARE USED TO HOST RACING EVENTS INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, POST RACE REFRESHMENTS, RACE ATTIRE, RACE EQUIPMENT, AWARDS, ETC. FUNDING IS ALSO USED TO CONTRIBURE TO VARIOUS COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS SUCH AS TUPELO HUMANE SOCIETY, BOYS AND GIRLS NE MS, TALBOT HOUSE, MS PARENTS THE BLIND, AND OTHERS.

OPERATED EXCLUSIVELY FOR THE BENEFIT OF, TO PERFORM THE FUNCTIONS OF PURPOSES OF JARMC, MERIDIAN COMMUNITY COLLEGE, OTHER SUPPORTED CHARITIES AS DECIDED BY THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS.

OPERATED EXCLUSIVELY TO CARRY OUT THE CHARITABLE, BENEVOLENT, EDUCATIONAL AND SCIENTIFIC PURPOSES JEFF ANDERSON REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER, MS BAPTIST AND ANY OTHER CHARITIES WHICH MEET THE CRITERIA TAX-EXEMPT STATUES AND BOARD DIRECTORS.

THE , . WAS FOUNDED TO ESTABLISH A COMMUNITY THAT ENCOURAGES THE EXCHANGE IDEAS AND PROFESSIONAL EXPERTISE TO EFFECTIVELY AND ETHICALLY PROMOTE ACCESS TO HIGHER EDUCATION BY MEETING THE DIVERSE NEEDS OUR CONSTITUENTS (STUDENTS, PARENTS, AND INSTITUTIONS).TO ACHIEVE OUR MISSION, MASFAA PROVIDES TRAINING OPPORTUNITIES FOR PROFESSIONALS, PROVIDES AN ATMOSPHERE TO DEVELOP NETWORKING AND PROFESSIONAL RELATIONSHIPS, SERVES AS LIAISON BETWEEN FEDERAL AND STATE AUTHORITIES AND THE COMMUNITY REGARDING ASSISTANCE AND EDUCATIONAL ACCESS, AND ENHANCES PUBLIC AWARENESS ASSISTANCE.

TO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS TO STUDENTS STUDYING IN THE AGRICULTURE FIELDS.

TO PROMOTE RELIGION THROUGH DANCING

TO PROMOTE AND ENCOURAGE EDUCATION IN PUBLIC AND JUNIOR COLLEGES.

TO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS

CONSISTENT WITH OUR BELIEF IN THE DIGNITY, VALUE AND WORTH OF EACH PERSON, SEEKS TO ELIMINATE BY PROVIDING VICTIMS, OFFENDERS AND THE COMMUNITY WITH APPROPRIATE, EFFECTIVE PROGRAMS AND SERVICES. CONTINUES TO ADVOCATE FOR AN ENVIRONMENT FREE FROM .

PROVIDING LEADERSHIP, GUIDANCE AND COUNSEL TO COMMUNITIES THROUGHOUT .

THE MISSION OF THE FOUNDATION IS TO SUPPORT AND ADVANCE AND ITS STUDENTS THROUGH RESOURCE AND RELATIONSHIP DEVELOPMENT WITH ALUMNI, FRIENDS AND COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIPS.

OUR ORGANIZATION PROVIDES ASSISTANCE TO THE POOR IN OUR COMMUNITIES BY PAYING UTILITY BILLS, RENTS, AND TRANSPORTATION NEEDS. WE ALSO HELP WITH FOOD, CLOTHING, AND FURNITURE FOR THOSE IN NEED. WE VISIT THOSE REQUESTING ASSISTANCE AND OPERATE FOOD PANTRIES FOR THOSE WHO VISIT US.

INSPIRE AND EDUCATE MISSISSIPPIANS TO TAKE ACTION EVERYDAY TO IMPACT, IMPROVE, AND BEAUTIFY THEIR COMMUNITY ENVIRONMENT and PUBLIC AWARENESS

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.

FUNDING FOR AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT

Nonprofit that promotes education, welfare and community involvement for adults and children.

LEADING STUDENTS, IN PARTNERSHIP WITH FAMILIES, TO KNOW CHRIST AND MAKE HIM KNOWN THROUGH RIGOROUS ACADEMICS, CHALLENGING ATHLETICS, STIMULATING ARTS, AND SERVANT-HOOD ACTIVITIES.

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THE PRINCIPAL PURPOSE OF THE IS TO WORK TOWARD THE IMPROVEMENT OF IN MEADVILLE, , MS, BY IDENTIFYING SPECIFIC NEEDS AND ASSISTING IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF PROJECTS, UNDERTAKING STUDIES AND OTHER ACTIVITIES TO MEET THOSE NEEDS IN COOPERATION AND IN COORDINATION WITH THE SCHOOL SYSTEM AND OTHER TAX EXEMPT SCHOOLS IN ,MS, AND TO THESE ENDS TO SOLICIT PUBLIC CONTRIBTUIONS OF MONEY, TIME, AND TALENT FROM ORGANIZATIONS AND INDIVIUALS WILLING TO FUND AND/OR PARTICIPATE IN SUCH PROJECTS, UNDERTAKINGS, AND OTHER ACTIVITIES.

OUR MISSION IS TO PROVIDE PARTICIPANTS/CLIENTS WITH PREVENTION AND DISPARITIES INFORMATION. WE ALSO FUNCTION AS A RESOURCE CENTER FOR HIV AIDS AND OTHER DISPARITIES AS WELL AS PROVIDE DIRECT SERVICES IN TERMS OF MORAL AND FINANCIAL SUPPORT. OBESITY, HEART DISEASE and STROKE, HIV/AIDS AND HYPERTENSION IS THREATENING THE SURVIVAL OF YOUNG AFRICAN- AMERICANS. HAS FIVE CORE OBJECTIVES (1) TO EDUCATE THE SOUTHEASTERN REGION ABOUT HIV/AIDS. (2) TO PROVIDE MATERIALS AND TRAINING TO THE COMMUNITY REGARDING OBESITY, HEART DISEASE, STROKE AND HIV/AIDS. (3) TO CONDUCT STRUCTURED DISPARITIES WORKSHOPS IN THE COMMUNITY (4) TO ASSIST THE COMMUNITY WITH STRATEGIES TO CHANGE OR MODIFY COMMUNITY NORMS/BEHAVIORS AS THEY RELATE TO DISPARITIES. (5) EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE AND REFERRALS FOR HOUSING, UTILITIES, MEDICINE, TRANSPORTATION, AND OTHER SERVICES AS WELL AS A FOOD PANTRY AND CLOTHES CLOSET.

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