One local business is continuing to lend a hand to Texas as they recover post-Harvey. Starting tomorrow around 11 through Saturday, a U-Haul truck will be parked outside of Big Mike’s Speakeasy in downtown Gulfport. Pokey Bennett says his business…
Are you interested in helping victims of Hurricane Harvey? Below is a list of local opportunities to help those in need. Bay Saint Louis Fire Department Where: Fire Station 1 (543 Main Street) or Fire Station 2 (9998 Hwy 603)…
Most six-year-old boys can’t wait to open presents on their birthday, but a South Mississippi boy’s birthday went to the dogs and cats and other animals in need. Instead of asking for presents, Jaxen Halferty asked his friends and family…
Merit Health Biloxi donated more than $300,000 to local charities today. Contributions totaling $310,250 were given to local organizations and education programs with medically driven missions. Bethesda Free Clinic, Women’s Resource Center, and the Mississippi Center for Autism are just…
With your help, students at West Harrison High School were able to deliver not one, but two bus-loads full of donations to the Hattiesburg area. Students spent the morning organizing supplies, clothing and other donations to help with tornado relief…
If you’re in the Jackson County area and would like to donate to tornado victims, donations will be accepted at the Pascagoula Service Center on Amonett Street tomorrow, Friday, and Monday from 8 a.m. until 3 p.m. Donations needed include…
Hundreds of cases of water, sports drinks and snacks are on the way to Tennessee tonight. In an effort started up by a Gulfport High School teacher, his wife, and Coast resident Scotty Butcher, Gulfport High School, Anniston and Bayou…
You still have a chance to drop of donations for those in Gatlinburg, before a crew heads to Tennessee later this afternoon. Gulfport High School along with Anniston and Bayou View Elementary Schools are collecting cases of water, sports drinks,…
A place that aims to support women in need is now in need of your help. The Sisters Strengthening Sisters Women and Children Shelter has been serving the Gulf Coast community since 2009. Women from all different walks of life…
News 25's Laurene Callander interviews Lt. Doug Adams about the continued donations for Louisiana.
This morning, well over a thousand feet of supplies left the gulf coast headed to help Louisiana flood victims. Members of operation relief loaded up cleaning supplies, food for people and pets along with personal hygiene products all headed to…
News 25's Katarina Luketich interviews Barry Foster about gathering and delivering supplies to Louisiana to help those in need after the tragic flooding that happened two weeks ago.
If you want to get involved in helping those impacted by flooded areas in Baton Rouge, the following places are accepting donations. The city of Pascagoula is collecting supplies at all city fire stations, the police department and the parks…
If you live in Biloxi and want to donate items to flood victims in Baton Rouge, Bancorp South Insurance Services at 213 Porter Avenue is accepting donations. Representatives say water, non-perishable food, cleaning supplies, blankets, towels, gloves, rakes, shovels and…
The Salvation Army is reaching out to the Coast for help. The supply at their food bank has dropped to an extremely low level and they are hoping the Coast can help replenish it. Salvation Army officials tell News 25…
As temperatures continue to drop here on the Coast and overnight temperatures are expected to be at or below freezing the next few nights, cold weather shelters again will be opening their doors to those in need. If you’re looking…
It’s an answered prayer, just in time for Christmas, for the TNT Ranch and Recovery Home in Gulfport.
The local U.S. Marine Corps Reserve needs your help spreading a little Christmas joy.
Three hundred people are still in shelters and 45,000 are without regular water services after floods devastated South Carolina last week.
With the biggest season of giving approaching, the Beau Rivage is wrapping up its employee giving campaign and donating $160,000 to a variety of charities.
A local non-profit donates funds to help purchase bicycles for disabled veterans.
Nearly 700,000 Mississippians do not have enough to eat and the Salvation Army in Gulfport is always there to help. But now, the Salvation Army is in need.
In the wake of her tragic death, family and friends of Gulf Coast native and Food Network Star contestant, Cristie Schoen, are seeking to honor her memory as an animal lover through donations to the Humane Society of South Mississippi (H.S.S.M.)
They will be donating a total of $460,000 to 18 different charity organizations along the Coast.
