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BancorpSouth Bank (NYSE: BXS) and the Federal Home Loan Bank of Dallas have awarded $78,222 in Partnership Grant Program funding to 10 nonprofits across Arkansas, Mississippi, and Louisiana. These grants aim to support vital operational activities for nonprofits, particularly in the wake of COVID-19 and Hurricane Ida. Notable beneficiaries include Habitat for Humanity organizations and Mercy Housing. In 2021, FHLB Dallas granted over $600,000 across its five-state district, reinforcing BancorpSouth's commitment to community improvement.
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BancorpSouth awarded $78,222 in Partnership Grant Program funding to 10 nonprofits, enhancing community support.
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In 2021, FHLB Dallas' total grant distribution exceeded $600,000, indicating strong community investment.
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FHLB Dallas and BancorpSouth Provide Partnership Grant Program Funds
TUPELO, Miss.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--
BancorpSouth Bank (NYSE: BXS) and the Federal Home Loan Bank of Dallas (FHLB Dallas) awarded $78,222 in Partnership Grant Program (PGP) matching-grant funding to 10 nonprofits in Arkansas, Mississippi and Louisiana.
PGP grants help qualified nonprofit organizations fund a variety of operational and administrative activities that are critical to serving their communities.
The following organizations, listed in alphabetical order, received funding:
Coalition of African American Communities, Gulfport, Mississippi, $6,000, offers youth development, financial literacy and small business training to minority and low-income residents of Gulfport, Mississippi.
Hernando Desoto Habitat for Humanity, Hernando, Mississippi, $10,000, builds homes with volunteers, including future Habitat for Humanity homeowners, who are offered a no-interest affordable mortgage to buy the home they help build.
Hope Downtown Network, Hope, Arkansas, $4,000, makes and promotes improvements to the downtown area of Hope, Arkansas.
IN Affordable Housing, Little Rock, Arkansas, $1,117, creates and preserves affordable housing opportunities in targeted neighborhoods for families with limited incomes through training, financial education and advocacy.
Mercy Housing and Human Development, Gulfport, Mississippi, $14,105, provides homeownership opportunities to families with low- or moderate-income.
NOVA Work Institute of Northeast Louisiana, Monroe, Louisiana, $12,000, works as a job intermediary toidentify and connect the workforce needs of employers with training entities and with the residents of Northeast Louisiana seeking employment.
Restoration Home, Jackson, Mississippi, $10,000, offers transitional housing for men recovering from drug and alcohol addictions.
Sacred Heart Southern Missions, Walls, Mississippi, $10,000, operates two Catholic elementary schools and related social services, including the area’s only ministry to people with HIV/AIDS and their families.
Starkville Area Habitat for Humanity, Starkville, Mississippi, $6,000, builds new homes with volunteers and provides no-interest mortgages to low-income homeowners
Christmas in April Grenada Inc., Grenada, Mississippi, $5,000, makes home repairs for the needy and elderly.
“With the continuing COVID-19 pandemic and the added impact of Hurricane Ida on many of these organizations, these funds will offer a safety net to address administrative and operational expenses that many grants often exclude from coverage,” said BancorpSouth Northeast Mississippi Division President Mark Burleson. “We are pleased to join with FHLB Dallas in distributing this funding.”
For 2021, FHLB Dallas awarded $400,000 in PGP grants, and its members provided an additional $200,250 for an impact of more than $600,000 in its five-state District of Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, New Mexico and Texas.
“Donations to 10 nonprofits spanning three states demonstrates BancorpSouth’s strong commitment to improving the communities where it does business,” said Greg Hettrick, first vice president and director of Community Investment at FHLB Dallas. “Our partnership with BancorpSouth and the matching-grant nature of the PGP has enabled both banks to make a lasting impact on these nonprofits, some of which have received multiple rounds of PGP funding over the years.”
See the complete list of the 2021 PGP grant recipients. For more information about the 2021 PGP grants and other FHLB Dallas community investment products and programs, please visit fhlb.com/pgp.
About BancorpSouth Bank
BancorpSouth Bank (NYSE: BXS) is headquartered in Tupelo, Mississippi, with approximately $28 billion in assets. BancorpSouth operates approximately 315 full-service branch locations as well as additional mortgage, insurance, and loan production offices in Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri, Tennessee and Texas, including an insurance location in Illinois. BancorpSouth is committed to a culture of respect, diversity, and inclusion in both its workplace and communities. To learn more, visit our Community Commitment page at https://www.bancorpsouth.com; “Like” us on Facebook; follow us on Twitter @MyBXS; or connect with us through LinkedIn.
About the Federal Home Loan Bank of Dallas
The Federal Home Loan Bank of Dallas is one of 11 district banks in the FHLBank System created by Congress in 1932. FHLB Dallas, with total assets of $58.6 billion as of June 30, 2021, is a member-owned cooperative that supports housing and community development by providing competitively priced loans and other credit products to approximately 800 members and associated institutions in Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, New Mexico and Texas. For more information, visit our website at fhlb.com.
