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Our Contributors
The generous support of businesses, foundations
and individuals allows the Mississippi Council
to pursue its mission of preparing students for
their economic roles as workers, consumers and
citizens. Mississippi teachers benefit directly
from this generosity: private funds allow the
MCEE to provide most workshops and classroom
materials at no cost to teachers.
Click here for information on becoming a
contributor.
Progress Through Contributions
Highlight of Mississippi Council Support
Mississippi Council On
Economic Education
The work of Mississippi Council on Economic
Education is possible only because of the
generosity of individuals, corporations and
foundations that respond to our request for
contributions. We are extremely grateful to
those listed below who have made a real
commitment to the cause of improving economic &
financial literacy in the state of Mississippi.
$90,000
and Above
Mississippi
Department of Education
State
Farm Insurance Company
$40,000
- $89,999
The
Armstrong Foundation
James
L. Barksdale*
National
Council on Economic Education*
The
Phil Hardin Foundation*
$20,000
- $39,999
AT&T*
$15,000
- $19,999
BancorpSouth*
Rock River
Foundation
Wachovia
Bank*
$10,000
-
$14,999
Blue
Cross & Blue Shield of MS*
CitiGroup
Foundation
for Investor Education
Investor
Protection Trust
Merrill
Lynch
Mississippi
Power Foundation, Inc.
Trustmark
National Bank
$5,000
- $9,999
BankPlus*
Baptist
Health System*
Cellular
South*
CREATE
Foundation*
Dr.
Ted Alexander*
Education
Services Foundation
Entergy*
Enterprise
Rent-A-Car
General
Dyanamics*
International
Paper Foundation
Matt
Ballew
Mississippi
Association of Community &
Jr. Colleges*
Mississippi
Community College
Fndn*
Mississippi
Department of Tourism*
Mississippi
Power Company*
National
Credit Union Foundation &
Hope Community Credit Union
Nissan
North
America
*
Northrop
Grumman Corporation*
Pruet
Companies*
Regions
Bank*
Security
Ballew*
The
Gilmore Foundation*
The
University
of
Mississippi
&
University of MS Medical Center*
$2,500
- $4,999
BancorpSouth-Hattiesburg*
Gannett
Foundation
Horne
LLC*
$1,000
- $2,499
Balch
& Bingham, LLP*
The
Bower Foundation*
Paul
and Voncile Breazeale
Community
Bank*
Double
Quick
Earle
& Irene Jones Charitable Fund of the
Community Fndn of Greater
Jackson
*
Brian
Fenelon
Charter
Bank*
ECD/Hope
Community Credit Union
Guaranty
Bank & Trust Company
Institutions
of Higher Learning*
The
Madison
County
Foundation*
Jerome
W. Smith*
Mississippi
State
University-
College
of
Business
*
Parkway
Properties, Inc.*
Planters
Bank & Trust Company
Murray
Consulting*
Hilton
& Nell Murray*
North Mississippi
Health Services
Smith
Barney
St.
Dominic Health Systems*
Steven
G. Rogers
The
Essmueller Company*
University
of
Southern MS-
College
of
Business
*
$500
- $999
Ron
Applewhite
Gresham
Petroleum Company
Ted
Kendall
Susan Lamey
*
Mississippi
Health Partners, Inc.*
Smith,
Turner, & Reeves*
Southern
Farm Bureau*
Ted
& Sarah Webb
Wells
Fargo
*
Wise,
Carter, Child, & Caraway
Up
to $499
American
Eurocopter, LLC
Anderson
Retail, Inc.
Bay
Waveland
School District
*
Pope
Bell*
Business
Communications,
Inc.*
Cadence
Bank
Charlie
& Brenda Morgan*
Community
Development Partnership
Cowboy
Maloney*
Sid
Davis*
Delta
Electric Power Association*
Economic
Development Authority of
Jones
County
Gene
Warr
Grantham
Poole Advisors*
Jackson
Medical Mall Foundation*
Jackson
Public
School District
Levi
Strauss & Company
McDonald’s
of
Moss Point
Millsaps
College
*
Mississippi
Valley
State
University
*
Jim
Moore
Barry
Planch
Secretary
of State Eric Clark*
St.
Andrew’s
Espicopal
School
*
Starkville
Tours
*
Stewart,
Sneed, Hewes-Division of BancorpSouth Insurance*
United
Way*
Watkins,
Ludlam, Winter & Stennis*
Governor
William Winter
Wellman,
Inc.*
In-Kind
Breazeale,
Saunders & O’Neil, Ltd.
The
Clarion Ledger
Enterprise
Rent-A-Car
The
Godwin Group
Hederman
Brothers Printers
The
Jackson Marriott
Millsaps
College
Mississippi
Business Journal
Mississippi
Economic Council
Mississippi
Professional Educators
Murray
Consulting Service
Security
Ballew, Inc.
The
Sun Herald
*Denotes contributor to the Forum on
American Enterprise honoring U.S. Senator Thad
Cochran.
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