notes: No Isaac update on the site but a mention in a Clarion Ledger article from 9/4/12 on their activity (LTel): SOURCE: http://www.clarionledger.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=2012309040002&nclick_check=1 "The Mississippi Food Network is aiding the effort by delivering several perishable and nonperishable items just before the items travel from Jackson to the areas hardest hit by the storm, including McComb, Brookhaven and the Mississippi Gulf Coast". -------------------------------- They direct people WHO CALL THEM to a Food box at a nearby location. Description: The Mississippi Food Network is a 60,000 sq. ft. warehouse that receives donated food and non-food products that are distibuted to non-profit AGENCIES. The agencies then serve needy individuals. Our mission is to relieve poverty-related hunger in our service area by distributing donated and purchased food and grocery products through a network of member churches and nonprofit organizations. We provide nutrition education to our needy clients. We also emphasize advocacy and related needs. Organization Contact Information Contact Walker Satterwhite (Operations Mgr.) Phone (601) 353-7215 Fax (601) 948-6710 Preferred Partner America's Second Harvest Subsidiary Food Banks-Seventy-four counties in Mississippi and 12 parishes in Louisiana make up the MFN's assigned service area. In order to locate food bank warehouses closer to the charities, three subsidiary food banks have been established as follows: The Food Bank of South Central Mississippi in Brookhaven. This food bank serves charities in 9 south central Mississippi counties. ------------------------- Details: http://www.msfoodnet.org/memberagencies.htm Partners: Membership is limited to religious organizations or to out-reach programs recognized by the Internal Revenue Service as being non-profit 501(c)3, and who meet certain standards. These standards deal with such things as determining legitimate need, not charging the needy for food; non-discrimination in any form; proper record-keeping; food handling procedures and avoiding duplication of service. There is no charge to become a member, nor is there a minimum order size. Periodic visits to member charities are conducted by both Mississippi Food Network (MFN) personnel and personnel of the Mississippi Department of Human Services for the purpose of monitoring performance. There are over 400 organizations that are member charities of MFN. Who gets MFN's food: Emergency Food Pantries Day Care Centers Emergency Shelters Group Homes Soup Kitchens Teen Centers Alcohol and Drug Rehab Boys and Girls Centers Homeless Shelters Senior Citizen Programs -> No Isaac update on the site but a mention in a Clarion Ledger article from 9/4/12 on their activity (LTel): SOURCE: http://www.clarionledger.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=2012309040002&nclick_check=1 "The Mississippi Food Network is aiding the effort by delivering several perishable and nonperishable items just before the items travel from Jackson to the areas hardest hit by the storm, including McComb, Brookhaven and the Mississippi Gulf Coast". -------------------------------- They direct people WHO CALL THEM to a Food box at a nearby location. Description: The Mississippi Food Network is a 60,000 sq. ft. warehouse that receives donated food and non-food products that are distibuted to non-profit AGENCIES. The agencies then serve needy individuals. Our mission is to relieve poverty-related hunger in our service area by distributing donated and purchased food and grocery products through a network of member churches and nonprofit organizations. We provide nutrition education to our needy clients. We also emphasize advocacy and related needs. Organization Contact Information Contact Walker Satterwhite (Operations Mgr.) Phone (601) 353-7215 Fax (601) 948-6710 Preferred Partner America's Second Harvest Subsidiary Food Banks-Seventy-four counties in Mississippi and 12 parishes in Louisiana make up the MFN's assigned service area. In order to locate food bank warehouses closer to the charities, three subsidiary food banks have been established as follows: The Food Bank of South Central Mississippi in Brookhaven. This food bank serves charities in 9 south central Mississippi counties. ------------------------- Details: http://www.msfoodnet.org/memberagencies.htm Partners: Membership is limited to religious organizations or to out-reach programs recognized by the Internal Revenue Service as being non-profit 501(c)3, and who meet certain standards. These standards deal with such things as determining legitimate need, not charging the needy for food; non-discrimination in any form; proper record-keeping; food handling procedures and avoiding duplication of service. There is no charge to become a member, nor is there a minimum order size. Periodic visits to member charities are conducted by both Mississippi Food Network (MFN) personnel and personnel of the Mississippi Department of Human Services for the purpose of monitoring performance. There are over 400 organizations that are member charities of MFN. Who gets MFN's food: Emergency Food Pantries Day Care Centers Emergency Shelters Group Homes Soup Kitchens Teen Centers Alcohol and Drug Rehab Boys and Girls Centers Homeless Shelters Senior Citizen Programs

notes: No Isaac update on the site but a mention in a Clarion Ledger article from 9/4/12 on their activity (LTel): SOURCE: http://www.clarionledger.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=2012309040002&nclick_check=1 "The Mississippi Food Network is aiding the effort by delivering several perishable and nonperishable items just before the items travel from Jackson to the areas hardest hit by the storm, including McComb, Brookhaven and the Mississippi Gulf Coast". -------------------------------- They direct people WHO CALL THEM to a Food box at a nearby location. Description: The Mississippi Food Network is a 60,000 sq. ft. warehouse that receives donated food and non-food products that are distibuted to non-profit AGENCIES. The agencies then serve needy individuals. Our mission is to relieve poverty-related hunger in our service area by distributing donated and purchased food and grocery products through a network of member churches and nonprofit organizations. We provide nutrition education to our needy clients. We also emphasize advocacy and related needs. Organization Contact Information Contact Walker Satterwhite (Operations Mgr.) Phone (601) 353-7215 Fax (601) 948-6710 Preferred Partner America's Second Harvest Subsidiary Food Banks-Seventy-four counties in Mississippi and 12 parishes in Louisiana make up the MFN's assigned service area. In order to locate food bank warehouses closer to the charities, three subsidiary food banks have been established as follows: The Food Bank of South Central Mississippi in Brookhaven. This food bank serves charities in 9 south central Mississippi counties. ------------------------- Details: http://www.msfoodnet.org/memberagencies.htm Partners: Membership is limited to religious organizations or to out-reach programs recognized by the Internal Revenue Service as being non-profit 501(c)3, and who meet certain standards. These standards deal with such things as determining legitimate need, not charging the needy for food; non-discrimination in any form; proper record-keeping; food handling procedures and avoiding duplication of service. There is no charge to become a member, nor is there a minimum order size. Periodic visits to member charities are conducted by both Mississippi Food Network (MFN) personnel and personnel of the Mississippi Department of Human Services for the purpose of monitoring performance. There are over 400 organizations that are member charities of MFN. Who gets MFN's food: Emergency Food Pantries Day Care Centers Emergency Shelters Group Homes Soup Kitchens Teen Centers Alcohol and Drug Rehab Boys and Girls Centers Homeless Shelters Senior Citizen Programs -> No Isaac update on the site but a mention in a Clarion Ledger article from 9/4/12 on their activity (LTel): SOURCE: http://www.clarionledger.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=2012309040002&nclick_check=1 "The Mississippi Food Network is aiding the effort by delivering several perishable and nonperishable items just before the items travel from Jackson to the areas hardest hit by the storm, including McComb, Brookhaven and the Mississippi Gulf Coast". -------------------------------- They direct people WHO CALL THEM to a Food box at a nearby location. Description: The Mississippi Food Network is a 60,000 sq. ft. warehouse that receives donated food and non-food products that are distibuted to non-profit AGENCIES. The agencies then serve needy individuals. Our mission is to relieve poverty-related hunger in our service area by distributing donated and purchased food and grocery products through a network of member churches and nonprofit organizations. We provide nutrition education to our needy clients. We also emphasize advocacy and related needs. Organization Contact Information Contact Walker Satterwhite (Operations Mgr.) Phone (601) 353-7215 Fax (601) 948-6710 Preferred Partner America's Second Harvest Subsidiary Food Banks-Seventy-four counties in Mississippi and 12 parishes in Louisiana make up the MFN's assigned service area. In order to locate food bank warehouses closer to the charities, three subsidiary food banks have been established as follows: The Food Bank of South Central Mississippi in Brookhaven. This food bank serves charities in 9 south central Mississippi counties. ------------------------- Details: http://www.msfoodnet.org/memberagencies.htm Partners: Membership is limited to religious organizations or to out-reach programs recognized by the Internal Revenue Service as being non-profit 501(c)3, and who meet certain standards. These standards deal with such things as determining legitimate need, not charging the needy for food; non-discrimination in any form; proper record-keeping; food handling procedures and avoiding duplication of service. There is no charge to become a member, nor is there a minimum order size. Periodic visits to member charities are conducted by both Mississippi Food Network (MFN) personnel and personnel of the Mississippi Department of Human Services for the purpose of monitoring performance. There are over 400 organizations that are member charities of MFN. Who gets MFN's food: Emergency Food Pantries Day Care Centers Emergency Shelters Group Homes Soup Kitchens Teen Centers Alcohol and Drug Rehab Boys and Girls Centers Homeless Shelters Senior Citizen Programs

notes: They direct people WHO CALL THEM to a Food box at a nearby location. Description: The Mississippi Food Network is a 60,000 sq. ft. warehouse that receives donated food and non-food products that are distibuted to non-profit AGENCIES. The agencies then serve needy individuals. Our mission is to relieve poverty-related hunger in our service area by distributing donated and purchased food and grocery products through a network of member churches and nonprofit organizations. We provide nutrition education to our needy clients. We also emphasize advocacy and related needs. Organization Contact Information Contact Walker Satterwhite (Operations Mgr.) Phone (601) 353-7215 Fax (601) 948-6710 Preferred Partner America's Second Harvest Subsidiary Food Banks-Seventy-four counties in Mississippi and 12 parishes in Louisiana make up the MFN's assigned service area. In order to locate food bank warehouses closer to the charities, three subsidiary food banks have been established as follows: The Food Bank of South Central Mississippi in Brookhaven. This food bank serves charities in 9 south central Mississippi counties. ------------------------- Details: http://www.msfoodnet.org/memberagencies.htm Partners: Membership is limited to religious organizations or to out-reach programs recognized by the Internal Revenue Service as being non-profit 501(c)3, and who meet certain standards. These standards deal with such things as determining legitimate need, not charging the needy for food; non-discrimination in any form; proper record-keeping; food handling procedures and avoiding duplication of service. There is no charge to become a member, nor is there a minimum order size. Periodic visits to member charities are conducted by both Mississippi Food Network (MFN) personnel and personnel of the Mississippi Department of Human Services for the purpose of monitoring performance. There are over 400 organizations that are member charities of MFN. Who gets MFN's food: Emergency Food Pantries Day Care Centers Emergency Shelters Group Homes Soup Kitchens Teen Centers Alcohol and Drug Rehab Boys and Girls Centers Homeless Shelters Senior Citizen Programs -> No Isaac update on the site but a mention in a Clarion Ledger article from 9/4/12 on their activity (LTel): SOURCE: http://www.clarionledger.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=2012309040002&nclick_check=1 "The Mississippi Food Network is aiding the effort by delivering several perishable and nonperishable items just before the items travel from Jackson to the areas hardest hit by the storm, including McComb, Brookhaven and the Mississippi Gulf Coast". -------------------------------- They direct people WHO CALL THEM to a Food box at a nearby location. Description: The Mississippi Food Network is a 60,000 sq. ft. warehouse that receives donated food and non-food products that are distibuted to non-profit AGENCIES. The agencies then serve needy individuals. Our mission is to relieve poverty-related hunger in our service area by distributing donated and purchased food and grocery products through a network of member churches and nonprofit organizations. We provide nutrition education to our needy clients. We also emphasize advocacy and related needs. Organization Contact Information Contact Walker Satterwhite (Operations Mgr.) Phone (601) 353-7215 Fax (601) 948-6710 Preferred Partner America's Second Harvest Subsidiary Food Banks-Seventy-four counties in Mississippi and 12 parishes in Louisiana make up the MFN's assigned service area. In order to locate food bank warehouses closer to the charities, three subsidiary food banks have been established as follows: The Food Bank of South Central Mississippi in Brookhaven. This food bank serves charities in 9 south central Mississippi counties. ------------------------- Details: http://www.msfoodnet.org/memberagencies.htm Partners: Membership is limited to religious organizations or to out-reach programs recognized by the Internal Revenue Service as being non-profit 501(c)3, and who meet certain standards. These standards deal with such things as determining legitimate need, not charging the needy for food; non-discrimination in any form; proper record-keeping; food handling procedures and avoiding duplication of service. There is no charge to become a member, nor is there a minimum order size. Periodic visits to member charities are conducted by both Mississippi Food Network (MFN) personnel and personnel of the Mississippi Department of Human Services for the purpose of monitoring performance. There are over 400 organizations that are member charities of MFN. Who gets MFN's food: Emergency Food Pantries Day Care Centers Emergency Shelters Group Homes Soup Kitchens Teen Centers Alcohol and Drug Rehab Boys and Girls Centers Homeless Shelters Senior Citizen Programs

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notes: They direct people WHO CALL THEM to a Food box at a nearby location. Description: The Mississippi Food Network is a 60,000 sq. ft. warehouse that receives donated food and non-food products that are distibuted to non-profit AGENCIES. The agencies then serve needy individuals. Our mission is to relieve poverty-related hunger in our service area by distributing donated and purchased food and grocery products through a network of member churches and nonprofit organizations. We provide nutrition education to our needy clients. We also emphasize advocacy and related needs. Organization Contact Information Contact Walker Satterwhite (Operations Mgr.) Phone (601) 353-7215 Fax (601) 948-6710 Preferred Partner America's Second Harvest ------------------------- Details: http://www.msfoodnet.org/memberagencies.htm Partners: Membership is limited to religious organizations or to out-reach programs recognized by the Internal Revenue Service as being non-profit 501(c)3, and who meet certain standards. These standards deal with such things as determining legitimate need, not charging the needy for food; non-discrimination in any form; proper record-keeping; food handling procedures and avoiding duplication of service. There is no charge to become a member, nor is there a minimum order size. Periodic visits to member charities are conducted by both Mississippi Food Network (MFN) personnel and personnel of the Mississippi Department of Human Services for the purpose of monitoring performance. There are over 400 organizations that are member charities of MFN. Who gets MFN's food: Emergency Food Pantries Day Care Centers Emergency Shelters Group Homes Soup Kitchens Teen Centers Alcohol and Drug Rehab Boys and Girls Centers Homeless Shelters Senior Citizen Programs -> They direct people WHO CALL THEM to a Food box at a nearby location. Description: The Mississippi Food Network is a 60,000 sq. ft. warehouse that receives donated food and non-food products that are distibuted to non-profit AGENCIES. The agencies then serve needy individuals. Our mission is to relieve poverty-related hunger in our service area by distributing donated and purchased food and grocery products through a network of member churches and nonprofit organizations. We provide nutrition education to our needy clients. We also emphasize advocacy and related needs. Organization Contact Information Contact Walker Satterwhite (Operations Mgr.) Phone (601) 353-7215 Fax (601) 948-6710 Preferred Partner America's Second Harvest Subsidiary Food Banks-Seventy-four counties in Mississippi and 12 parishes in Louisiana make up the MFN's assigned service area. In order to locate food bank warehouses closer to the charities, three subsidiary food banks have been established as follows: The Food Bank of South Central Mississippi in Brookhaven. This food bank serves charities in 9 south central Mississippi counties. ------------------------- Details: http://www.msfoodnet.org/memberagencies.htm Partners: Membership is limited to religious organizations or to out-reach programs recognized by the Internal Revenue Service as being non-profit 501(c)3, and who meet certain standards. These standards deal with such things as determining legitimate need, not charging the needy for food; non-discrimination in any form; proper record-keeping; food handling procedures and avoiding duplication of service. There is no charge to become a member, nor is there a minimum order size. Periodic visits to member charities are conducted by both Mississippi Food Network (MFN) personnel and personnel of the Mississippi Department of Human Services for the purpose of monitoring performance. There are over 400 organizations that are member charities of MFN. Who gets MFN's food: Emergency Food Pantries Day Care Centers Emergency Shelters Group Homes Soup Kitchens Teen Centers Alcohol and Drug Rehab Boys and Girls Centers Homeless Shelters Senior Citizen Programs

region: Gulf Coast -> Central

notes: They direct people WHO CALL THEM to a Food box at a nearby location. Description: The Mississippi Food Network is a 60,000 sq. ft. warehouse that receives donated food and non-food products that are distibuted to non-profit AGENCIES. The agencies then serve needy individuals. Mission Statement: Mississippi Food Network's mission is to secure, assess, warehouse and distibute donated and purchased food to qualified member agencies within the designated service area. The Network is a Second Harvest food bank which also establishes and assists member agencies. Organization Contact Information Contact Walker Satterwhite (Operations Mgr.) Phone (601) 353-7215 Fax (601) 948-6710 Preferred Partner America's Second Harvest ------------------------- Details: http://www.msfoodnet.org/memberagencies.htm Partners: Membership is limited to religious organizations or to out-reach programs recognized by the Internal Revenue Service as being non-profit 501(c)3, and who meet certain standards. These standards deal with such things as determining legitimate need, not charging the needy for food; non-discrimination in any form; proper record-keeping; food handling procedures and avoiding duplication of service. There is no charge to become a member, nor is there a minimum order size. Periodic visits to member charities are conducted by both Mississippi Food Network (MFN) personnel and personnel of the Mississippi Department of Human Services for the purpose of monitoring performance. There are over 400 organizations that are member charities of MFN. Who gets MFN's food: Emergency Food Pantries Day Care Centers Emergency Shelters Group Homes Soup Kitchens Teen Centers Alcohol and Drug Rehab Boys and Girls Centers Homeless Shelters Senior Citizen Programs -> They direct people WHO CALL THEM to a Food box at a nearby location. Description: The Mississippi Food Network is a 60,000 sq. ft. warehouse that receives donated food and non-food products that are distibuted to non-profit AGENCIES. The agencies then serve needy individuals. Our mission is to relieve poverty-related hunger in our service area by distributing donated and purchased food and grocery products through a network of member churches and nonprofit organizations. We provide nutrition education to our needy clients. We also emphasize advocacy and related needs. Organization Contact Information Contact Walker Satterwhite (Operations Mgr.) Phone (601) 353-7215 Fax (601) 948-6710 Preferred Partner America's Second Harvest ------------------------- Details: http://www.msfoodnet.org/memberagencies.htm Partners: Membership is limited to religious organizations or to out-reach programs recognized by the Internal Revenue Service as being non-profit 501(c)3, and who meet certain standards. These standards deal with such things as determining legitimate need, not charging the needy for food; non-discrimination in any form; proper record-keeping; food handling procedures and avoiding duplication of service. There is no charge to become a member, nor is there a minimum order size. Periodic visits to member charities are conducted by both Mississippi Food Network (MFN) personnel and personnel of the Mississippi Department of Human Services for the purpose of monitoring performance. There are over 400 organizations that are member charities of MFN. Who gets MFN's food: Emergency Food Pantries Day Care Centers Emergency Shelters Group Homes Soup Kitchens Teen Centers Alcohol and Drug Rehab Boys and Girls Centers Homeless Shelters Senior Citizen Programs

notes: They direct people WHO CALL THEM to a Food box at a nearby location. Description: The Mississippi Food Network is a 60,000 sq. ft. warehouse that receives donated food and non-food products that are distibuted to non-profit AGENCIES. The agencies then serve needy individuals. Mission Statement: Mississippi Food Network's mission is to secure, assess, warehouse and distibute donated and purchased food to qualified member agencies within the designated service area. The Network is a Second Harvest food bank which also establishes and assists member agencies. Organization Contact Information Contact Walker Satterwhite (Operations Mgr.) Phone (601) 353-7215 Fax (601) 948-6710 Preferred Partner America's Second Harvest -> They direct people WHO CALL THEM to a Food box at a nearby location. Description: The Mississippi Food Network is a 60,000 sq. ft. warehouse that receives donated food and non-food products that are distibuted to non-profit AGENCIES. The agencies then serve needy individuals. Mission Statement: Mississippi Food Network's mission is to secure, assess, warehouse and distibute donated and purchased food to qualified member agencies within the designated service area. The Network is a Second Harvest food bank which also establishes and assists member agencies. Organization Contact Information Contact Walker Satterwhite (Operations Mgr.) Phone (601) 353-7215 Fax (601) 948-6710 Preferred Partner America's Second Harvest ------------------------- Details: http://www.msfoodnet.org/memberagencies.htm Partners: Membership is limited to religious organizations or to out-reach programs recognized by the Internal Revenue Service as being non-profit 501(c)3, and who meet certain standards. These standards deal with such things as determining legitimate need, not charging the needy for food; non-discrimination in any form; proper record-keeping; food handling procedures and avoiding duplication of service. There is no charge to become a member, nor is there a minimum order size. Periodic visits to member charities are conducted by both Mississippi Food Network (MFN) personnel and personnel of the Mississippi Department of Human Services for the purpose of monitoring performance. There are over 400 organizations that are member charities of MFN. Who gets MFN's food: Emergency Food Pantries Day Care Centers Emergency Shelters Group Homes Soup Kitchens Teen Centers Alcohol and Drug Rehab Boys and Girls Centers Homeless Shelters Senior Citizen Programs

notes: They direct people WHO CALL THEM to a Food box at a nearby location. Mission Statement: Mississippi Food Network's mission is to secure, assess, warehouse and distibute donated and purchased food to qualified member agencies within the designated service area. The Network is a Second Harvest food bank which also establishes and assists member agencies. Description: The Mississippi Food Network is a 60,000 sq. ft. warehouse that receives donated food and non-food products that are distibuted to non-profit agenicies that serve the needy. Organization Contact Information Contact Walker Satterwhite (Operations Mgr.) Phone (601) 353-7215 Fax (601) 948-6710 Preferred Partner America's Second Harvest -> They direct people WHO CALL THEM to a Food box at a nearby location. Description: The Mississippi Food Network is a 60,000 sq. ft. warehouse that receives donated food and non-food products that are distibuted to non-profit AGENCIES. The agencies then serve needy individuals. Mission Statement: Mississippi Food Network's mission is to secure, assess, warehouse and distibute donated and purchased food to qualified member agencies within the designated service area. The Network is a Second Harvest food bank which also establishes and assists member agencies. Organization Contact Information Contact Walker Satterwhite (Operations Mgr.) Phone (601) 353-7215 Fax (601) 948-6710 Preferred Partner America's Second Harvest
organization: -> They supply AGENCIES only
facility_type: Info/Hotline -> Supply POD

notes: Mission Statement: Mississippi Food Network's mission is to secure, assess, warehouse and distibute donated and purchased food to qualified member agencies within the designated service area. The Network is a Second Harvest food bank which also establishes and assists member agencies. Description: The Mississippi Food Network is a 60,000 sq. ft. warehouse that receives donated food and non-food products that are distibuted to non-profit agenicies that serve the needy. Organization Contact Information Contact Walker Satterwhite (Operations Mgr.) Phone (601) 353-7215 Fax (601) 948-6710 Preferred Partner America's Second Harvest -> They direct people WHO CALL THEM to a Food box at a nearby location. Mission Statement: Mississippi Food Network's mission is to secure, assess, warehouse and distibute donated and purchased food to qualified member agencies within the designated service area. The Network is a Second Harvest food bank which also establishes and assists member agencies. Description: The Mississippi Food Network is a 60,000 sq. ft. warehouse that receives donated food and non-food products that are distibuted to non-profit agenicies that serve the needy. Organization Contact Information Contact Walker Satterwhite (Operations Mgr.) Phone (601) 353-7215 Fax (601) 948-6710 Preferred Partner America's Second Harvest
region: Golf Coast -> Gulf Coast
status: Unknown -> Open
facility_type: Warehouse -> Info/Hotline

notes: Mission Statement: Mississippi Food Network's mission is to secure, assess, warehouse and distibute donated and purchased food to qualified member agencies within the designated service area. The Network is a Second Harvest food bank which also establishes and assists member agencies. Description: The Mississippi Food Network is a 60,000 sq. ft. warehouse that receives donated food and non-food products that are distibuted to non-profit agenicies that serve the needy. Organization Contact Information Contact Walker Satterwhite (Operations Mgr.) Phone (601) 353-7215 Fax (601) 948-6710 Website msfoodnet.org ????? Preferred Partner America's Second Harvest -> Mission Statement: Mississippi Food Network's mission is to secure, assess, warehouse and distibute donated and purchased food to qualified member agencies within the designated service area. The Network is a Second Harvest food bank which also establishes and assists member agencies. Description: The Mississippi Food Network is a 60,000 sq. ft. warehouse that receives donated food and non-food products that are distibuted to non-profit agenicies that serve the needy. Organization Contact Information Contact Walker Satterwhite (Operations Mgr.) Phone (601) 353-7215 Fax (601) 948-6710 Preferred Partner America's Second Harvest

main_phone: (601) 353-7215 -> 601.353.7286
website: -> http://www.msfoodnet.org/