Current Chapter News:
𝑪𝒆𝒍𝒆𝒃𝒓𝒂𝒕𝒊𝒐𝒏 𝒐𝒇 𝑺𝒆𝒓𝒗𝒊𝒄𝒆.
Thank you for another wonderful year of serving the children of our community with more than 4,000 hours across 5 service projects! Highlighting our impact in fellowship with our membership thanks to the hospitality of Mrs. Angela Majure made for a beautiful evening together. Congratulations to our outgoing active members, our soon-to-be-active provisional class, and our award winners! Awards 2023-2024: Provisional Member of the Year - Shannon Weathers Active Member of the Year - Nicole Dye Service Hours Awards: Bronze Service Awards (70-99 Hours) Sarah Anderson, Jasmine Bolden, Julie Boles, Valerie Creel, Melisa Cooper, Casey Culpepper, Ginger Delaney, Caroline Garrett, Sydney Hannah, Bonnie Holloman, Kaki Knight, Kate McCarty, Blake Munn, Jesslyn Prewitt, Felicia Runyon, Marilyn Schaffer, Erin Scharmen, Abby Sollie, Hillary Storey, Katherine Turner, Hope Vollm Silver Service Awards (100-124 Hours) Jennifer Carney, Ellen Countiss, Kate Davis, Shannon Weathers Gold Service Awards (125-149 Hours) Hannah Carpenter, Alison Gardner, Lizzie Mason Platinum Service Awards (150+ Hours) Shelby Chaney, Nicole Dye, Hannah Evans, Leia Lockey, Marie Roberts, Kimberly Shirley, Brooke Wedgworth Crown Club Awards: $500 Service Scholarship – Georgia Collins $500 Service Scholarship –Sequoia Norman $1000 Crown Club Scholarship – Amiyah McClendon |
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2023-2024 Provisional Class Project - Art For All
The 2024 Provisional Class is proud to present their project, Art For All! This project focuses on celebrating the importance of the arts in child growth, development, education, and well-being - and aims to bridge the gap of inclusivity for children of all abilities!
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Junior Auxiliary of Meridian, Mississippi is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that provides members with the opportunity to serve and to be a vital part of the community through chapter service projects that directly benefit children. Our love for the children extends through local schools, community events, and the homes of families in Lauderdale County. Our 70+ active membership serves more than 1500 hours annually across five standing projects that provide charitable services to children, including: mentoring for middle school girls, activities and mentoring for Hope Village teens, school uniforms, personal hygiene items, eye exams and prescription eyeglasses, literacy building and take-home books to 2nd graders, teacher mini-grants, as well as a provisional class service project and Crown Club service project each year.