Nonprofit organization will accept donations for spring storm victims
Jackson, Mississippi – Governor Haley Barbour today announced the creation of the Mississippi Disaster Recovery Fund Inc., a nonprofit that will coordinate donations to aid residents recovering from the April 24 storms.
“The path of destruction left by these tornadoes is one of the worst I have seen,” Governor Barbour said. “We have families who need help rebuilding their homes and their lives. Mississippians are known for their generosity, and I know there are many people outside of the state who want to help. Mississippians also are known for their hard work and perseverance, and they will build these communities back strong.”
Anyone who would like to contribute can donate either through the web site, http://www.mississippirelief.com/, or by sending a check to the Mississippi Disaster Recovery Fund, c/o BankPlus, 4450 Old Canton Road, Suite 101, Jackson, MS, 39211.
“The goal of the Mississippi Disaster Recovery Fund will be to help meet the needs of our communities that cannot be met by the government,” Governor Barbour said. “After seeing the devastation on television or in person, people want to help in any way they can. The recovery fund gives them that chance.”
The web site also will guide visitors to volunteer opportunities through the Mississippi Commission for Volunteer Service.
The Disaster Recovery Fund will be managed by a board made up of members from the affected areas. The board members will determine the distribution of funds to address unmet recovery needs.
Thursday, April 29, 2010
Warnock takes his gripe to the State Board of Licensure
Dorsey Carson, attorney for Rudy Warnock, has taken his clients gripe over an independent audit of his Madison County contracts to the Mississippi Board of Licensure for Professional Engingeers and Surveyors.
View a Copy of the Press Release here
View a Copy of the Complaint here
Related Posts: Warnock tells WLBT he embraces audit, But will there be a full investigation?
Madison County Supervisor Asks for Audit of Engineers Contracts . . . Again.
View a Copy of the Press Release here
View a Copy of the Complaint here
Related Posts: Warnock tells WLBT he embraces audit, But will there be a full investigation?
Madison County Supervisor Asks for Audit of Engineers Contracts . . . Again.
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)