MISSISSIPPI BAND OF CHOCTAW INDIANS is a company based out of 555 Red Water Rd, Carthage, Mississippi, United States.

We believe quality, livable housing is essential for every person and are working with community organizations, housing authorities, and government agencies to make that a reality.

United Ability is a nonprofit that provides innovative services connecting people with disabilities to their communities and empowering individuals to live full and meaningful lives. We envision a world where disability is neither defining nor limiting and help unite people with unique abilities in achieving a successful future.

Agricultural Board specifically authorized pursuant to acts of Congress which operates under the oversight and direction of the USDA. Primary mission is to promote the cotton industry at the production and retail levels.

The Louisiana Public Facilities Authority (LPFA) is a financing authority created in 1974 as a public trust and public corporation by the Public Facilities Corporation, a Louisiana corporation, pursuant to an indenture of trust. The State of Louisiana is the beneficiary of that trust. The LPFA has the ability to issue both taxable and tax-exempt bonds to finance everything from educational facilities to hospitals, student loans, industrial and economic development projects and essential programs for state and local governmental units. The LPFA is a self-supporting authority that operates solely on self-generated revenues. The LPFA has never received any tax or other appropriation from the State of Louisiana for its operations and has never requested such funds. LPFA's operating expenses are covered through revenues generated by fees on bonds issued through the LPFA.

The DRA was established in 2000 as a formal framework for joint Federal-State collaboration to promote and encourage the economic development of the lower Mississippi River and Alabama Black Belt regions. To fulfill this purpose, DRA invests in projects supporting transportation infrastructure, basic public infrastructure, workforce training, and business development. DRA works to create jobs, build communities, and improve the lives of those that reside in the region. DRA’s region encompasses 252 counties and parishes in parts of Alabama, Arkansas, Illinois, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri, and Tennessee. DRA’s enabling legislation dictates that at least 75% of DRA’s funds must be invested in economically distressed counties and parishes and isolated areas within non-distressed counties and parishes. In addition, half of DRA’s funds must support transportation infrastructure and basic public infrastructure.

Jefferson Council on Aging(JCOA), a 501 (c) 3 organization, is the front line resource to meet the needs of Jefferson Parish's senior population. Mandated with the mission of assisting the seniors citizens of Jefferson Parish to age with dignity and independence in the place and manner of their choice, JCOA strives to provide seniors and disabled adults the guidance, empowerment and support they need. Services are are offered to those who have reached 60 years of age or as determined by program guidelines.

SELMA & DALLAS COUNTY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY is a commercial real estate company based out of 912 SELMA AVENUE, SELMA, Alabama, United States.

I assisted in procuring a multimillion dollar grant and am working with the health and social services departments to build an integrated behavioral health program, providing services for tribal members, their families, and employees of JBCI.