Tampa Students Visit Coast to Clean Up Marine Debris
This week, students from the University of Tampa are on the Mississippi Gulf Coast, giving back to the community.
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This week, students from the University of Tampa are on the Mississippi Gulf Coast, giving back to the community.
Nine high school students have traveled around the world to help out the people of south Mississippi's low income areas.
It’s been almost ten years since Hurricane Katrina devastated the Coast, and volunteers from 19 different states have gathered to learn more about disaster relief to increase preparedness in the case of another disaster.
Keep Pascagoula Beautiful, which brings people together to build and sustain vibrant communities, announced Friday the launch of the 16th Annual Great American Cleanup.
Many around the Coast had the day off from work or school, but some spent their holiday giving back to the community in the spirit of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
Everyone knows about Black Friday and Cyber Monday, the two days that officially kick off the shopping season, but more and more people are also participating in another day.
Keesler Air Force Base teamed up with Back Bay Mission Tuesday to help fight hunger, just in time for Thanksgiving.
As millions of Americans feast on turkey, dressing, mashed potatoes, and pumpkin pie this Thanksgiving, others will not receive the blessings of a holiday meal and go hungry.
Friday night, an Ocean Springs veteran is back in her home after being displaced for a year, thanks to Back Bay Mission.
Two local companies are teaming up with Back Bay Mission to work on a home for a family of seven.
Gulf Coast Community Ministries is once again hosting its Camping for Hope event to provide for the homeless.
Thanksgiving is just over two weeks away, and it's a time when people look for ways to give back, especially to the less fortunate.
People filled the polls Tuesday to elect the candidate they feel will do the most good for their community, but others took a more direct approach to helping out.
United Way's Leo Seal Jr. Day of Caring was in full swing Friday, as volunteers spread out along the Gulf Coast to give help and support wherever it was needed.
Nine years ago, Hurricane Katrina devastated the Gulf Coast and destroyed many of the old oak trees that are a signature of south Mississippi.
Ocean Springs’ annual Peter Anderson Festival is just over a week away.
The 36th Annual Peter Anderson Arts & Crafts Festival is only weeks away and as preparation for the festival, the Ocean Springs Chamber of Commerce – Main Street – Tourism Bureau is calling for volunteers to help.
Nearly 2,000 volunteers combed the Coast's beaches, marsh areas, and barrier islands Saturday, Oct. 18th, picking up trash at 47 sites during the 26th Annual Mississippi Coastal Cleanup.
The Gulf’s coastline is one of Mississippi's greatest treasures and sometimes it requires a little extra help to keep it clean.
The City of Pascagoula is seeking volunteers for the 26th Annual Mississippi Coastal Cleanup.
A massive line of storms moved through the Southeast Monday and with it brought heavy rain, high winds, and hail.
About 300 people attended the sold out event at the IP Resort and Casino.
Thursday night, the March of Dimes held its 10th Annual Spotlight on Success, an event which honors the hard work of volunteers from around the Coast.
Instead of spring cleaning, it's fall cleaning time at the Lynn Meadows Discovery Center in Gulfport.