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Eastern Star Baptist Church is a 501 c 3 religious' organization that's been operating in the community for 119 years founded in 1906. We acknowledge ourselves to be a local manifestation of the universal church and through which Jesus Christ continues to minister to the world by the Holy Spirit.
The mission of the Eastern Star Baptist Church Community Outreach program is to engage and support our community by providing access to healthy food through scheduled food bag distribution and home delivery for homebound seniors and others in need. We strive to promote healthy living by offering free programs such as Blood Pressure Monitoring, indoor track walking, and both seated and standing exercise classes. Our outreach is dedicated to educating participants on the benefits of walking and seated activities as drug-free methods to lower blood pressure. We are committed to creating inclusive, interactive opportunities for all Individuals, including those using canes or walkers with physician approval—to stay mobile and maintain a healthy lifestyle.
The mission of the Eastern Star Baptist Church Community Outreach program is to engage and support our community by providing access to healthy food through scheduled food bag distribution and home delivery for homebound seniors and others in need. We strive to promote healthy living by offering free programs such as Blood Pressure Monitoring, indoor track walking, and both seated and standing exercise classes. Our outreach is dedicated to educating participants on the benefits of walking and seated activities as drug-free methods to lower blood pressure. We are committed to creating inclusive, interactive opportunities for all Individuals, including those using canes or walkers with physician approval—to stay mobile and maintain a healthy lifestyle.
Alabama Association of RC&D Councils is a non-profit organization composed of dedicated volunteers. These volunteers work collaboratively to identify unmet needs within their communities. By partnering with local residents, they develop practical solutions that address local challenges.
Black Belt Community Foundation Motto: "Taking what we have to make what we need." BBCF has granted Nonprofit organizations throughout the 12-county region it serves to bolster community programs primarily in the Arts, Economic Development, Education, Health and Wellness. BBCF has Community Associates in each county raising funds which are matched by BBCF to help support community projects given back to the community in the form of community needs grants.
Marengo County Extension Office exist to serve and share knowledge. We seek to understand the needs of those who depend on us and to exceed their expectations. We work as a team. We listen, inspire, challenge, and support each other. We value everyone. We celebrate and respect the uniqueness of all people and the communities we serve.
Selma Area Food Bank Selma Area Food Bank serves Dallas, Marengo, Perry, and Wilcox counties — some of the most food-insecure areas in Alabama. By partnering with local agencies, we distribute millions of pounds of food each year to those who need it most.
Theo Ratliff Activity Center is a multi-service facility that provides essential social human resource & recreation services for residents of Demopolis & surrounding areas. Everyone of all ages will find something to do here.
Toney Nixon Music is a community outreach program teaching students aged 5 - adult, in various musical instruments enabling them to reach and expand their potential.
United Way of West Alabama strengthens education, builds a healthy community, supports financial stability in our community by developing resources and partnerships.
Thriving Communities is a program focused on making healthy eating and active living more attainable and affordable in Alabama counties. The health and wellbeing of a community and its residents are dependent upon access to nutritious, affordable food, quality early childhood programs, and reliable ways to move between home, work, school, and other community destinations. By engaging with community partners committed to improving these areas, Thriving Communities aims to create collaborative change through cross-sector partnerships between Alabama Extension and communities around the state.
The program is implemented through the Alabama Cooperative Extension System at Auburn University in 12 Alabama counties that have a high adult obesity prevalence. Counties that are currently funded include Barbour, Bullock, Butler, Escambia, Etowah, Greene, Hale, Marengo, Perry, Russell, Sumter, and Wilcox counties.
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