Located in Meridian, Aldersgate Retirement Community creates a place to belong, providing seniors with comfortable housing, supportive services, and a community centered on purpose and relationships.

America’s Freedom Tribute honors and remembers America’s veterans by bringing traveling tributes to communities, preserving their stories, educating future generations, and inspiring gratitude for their sacrifices.

The mission of the American Red Cross is to prevent and alleviate human suffering in the face of emergencies by mobilizing the power of volunteers and the generosity of donors.

Consistent with our belief in the significance and dignity of each person, Care Lodge actively seeks to eliminate domestic abuse by providing victims, offenders, and the community with safe, confidential, inclusive, and effective programs and services.

The Center for Pregnancy Choices of Meridian (1000 20th Ave) is a local, Christian non-profit offering free, confidential support for unexpected pregnancies. Services include pregnancy testing, free ultrasounds, options counseling, adoption referrals, a diaper bank, parenting classes, and a baby boutique for supplies

Congregation Beth Israel is the historic Reform Jewish synagogue located at 5718 14th Place in Meridian, MS. Founded in 1868, it is a pillar of Jewish history in Mississippi. The congregation has resided in three different buildings, utilizing their current mid-century suburban facility since 1964.

East Mississippi Veterans Foundation honors the service and sacrifices of veterans by leading the creation of East Mississippi Veterans Park, a place dedicated to remembrance, education, and community pride.

Feed by Faith is a non-profit soup kitchen and food pantry in Meridian, Mississippi, that provides hot meals to needy people. Founded in 2006 by Mrs. Peggy Coleman, the organization is committed to serving the less fortunate in their community and is dedicated to the memory of Dr. Felix Sutphin, who was one of their most influential supporters.

God’s Closet is a community outreach program run in partnership with local Seventh-day Adventist churches to help families in need access new and gently used children’s clothes.

Habitat for Humanity is a nonprofit housing organization working in local communities across all 50 states and in more than 70 countries around the world. Habitat’s vision is of a world where everyone has a decent place to live. Habitat works toward this vision by building and improving homes in partnership with individuals and families in need of a decent and affordable place to live.

LOVE’s Kitchen of Meridian (Lauderdale Outreach and Volunteer Effort) is a local non-profit charity in Meridian, MS. Operating since the 1980s, it provides hot, balanced meals, groceries, and essential resources like hygiene packets and clothing to the hungry, working poor, and homeless.

Driven by a shared vision and passion, we are committed to addressing the critical issue of suicide prevention across Mississippi. In partnership with sponsors, organizations, communities, families, and concerned individuals, we will work to educate, empower, and collaborate – leveraging a peer advocacy framework to raise awareness and save lives. By joining forces, we aim to position our state as a national leader in comprehensive suicide prevention, intervention, and postvention efforts that tangibly benefit the wellbeing of all Mississippians.

The Mississippi Organ Recovery Agency (MORA) is the federally designated not-for-profit organ procurement organization (OPO) serving the majority of Mississippi. Headquartered in Flowood with regional offices across the state, MORA’s mission is to save and improve lives by facilitating organ, eye, and tissue donations and supporting donor families.

The Montgomery Institute is a Meridian, MS-based non-profit founded in 2000 that serves East Mississippi and West Alabama. Named after Congressman G.V. “Sonny” Montgomery, it functions as a regional think tank and intermediary to boost community health, education, and “place building”.

The Multi-County Community Service Agency, Inc. (MCSA) is a nonprofit based in Meridian, MS. They combat poverty across 9 Mississippi counties by offering vital programs like LIHEAP energy bill assistance, Meals on Wheels, and the FWD Memorial Homeless Center.

Night to Shine, sponsored by the Tim Tebow Foundation. The unforgettable worldwide celebration event centered on God’s love and honoring and valuing people with special needs is held by host churches around the world simultaneously on a specific night. Central UMC is excited to join hundreds of other churches around the globe in celebrating people with disabilities as God’s image bearers.

Ochsner Rush Health (formerly Rush Health Systems) is the largest non-profit healthcare system in east Mississippi and west Alabama. Headquartered in Meridian, MS, the network comprises 7 hospitals, including its flagship Ochsner Rush Medical Center at 1314 19th Ave, and over 30 clinics offering comprehensive primary and specialty care.

Open Arms is a faith based food outreach program, providing food to those in need in Philadelphia, Ms and Neshoba County, MS.

Soldiers Freedom Outdoors Mississippi, Inc. operates a 170-acre therapeutic retreat in Meridian, Mississippi, at Camp Meridale (1510 Camp Meridale Rd). The non-profit provides eco-therapy, equine therapy, and outdoor adventures to help active-duty military, veterans, and their families heal the “hidden wounds of war” in a peaceful setting.

The Stronger Together Foundation in Mississippi focuses heavily on building resilient communities, supporting youth with developmental challenges, and connecting local families to essential resources. The local initiative partners with Meridian-area schools and emergency services to provide hope, healing, and direct community support.

The Salvation Army in Meridian, MS, offers local crisis intervention, housing, and utility assistance. They operate the Meridian Corps (1115 25th Ave) and the Meridian Corps Thrift Store (2306 N Frontage Rd), providing direct community support and seasonal programs like Angel Tree toy drives.

The United Way of East Mississippi (located at 4817 North Park Drive, Meridian) supports education, income, and health across four local counties. Every dollar donated directly stays in the community to fund 20 partner agencies and 10 vital impact programs.