The 17th annual Crystal Ball with a vintage French circus theme will honor local Community Stars and the author of a prize-winning, best-selling book about the Delta on Jan. 21, 2017, … Continued
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Moving for healthy living
The Regional Health Council (RHC), a program of the Community Foundation, sponsored a dynamic training on August 31, 2016 at the James C. Kennedy Wellness Center in Charleston. Michael Kuczala … Continued
Volunteers in the House
Volunteer Northwest Mississippi has been attending open house meeting at area high schools to make sure students know about the many volunteer opportunities available and how taking advantage of … Continued
DeSoto County School Branching out
Drive up to Pleasant Hill Elementary School in DeSoto County and you might think it is just another elementary school. But, drive around the school … Continued
Community Foundation starts a Delta Conversation with distinguished newsman Tom Brokaw
Cleveland, Miss. –Journalist and author Tom Brokaw is set to kick off the Community Foundation of Northwest Mississippi’s first Delta Conversation. This lunch event will focus on the health issues that … Continued
Shoot For The Heart dollars to boost Nursing Program
Dr. Denise Bynum, director of the nursing program at Northwest Mississippi Community College, and other representatives of the institution received a grant to cap a grand total of $235,500 given from the Shoot … Continued
Scholarship fund honors trailblazing educator in Tallahatchie County
Sumner, Miss. August 17, 2016 – The Community Foundation has announced the formation of new scholarship award to celebrate the memory of the Tallahatchie County man who became its first … Continued
Call to groups, businesses and individuals to help troops serving overseas
Each year, Volunteer Northwest Mississippi hosts an event to observe the 9/11 National Day of Service and Remembrance and there are big plans in the works to make this year … Continued
‘Partners for Health’ model expansion
Tunica and Quitman Counties have something in common…they are working toward a coordinated health strategy that will bring together patients, physicians and practitioners, with community groups and churches. The goal is … Continued
Regional Health Training coming Aug. 31
The Community Foundation is excited to announce an upcoming health training. It is sponsored by the Regional Health Council, with funding from a generous grant from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. … Continued