Rosemary views her circumstances through the lens of her faith in God. “Everything goes back to the Sacred Heart. I’ve often reflected what more can I do for the Sacred Heart? Everything we receive comes from God.”
Retirement Just Ahead »Even though we had a full roster of volunteer projects this March, our volunteers were ready for the game!
Learn how volunteers helped with many projects »The wife of an amputee has her life changed thanks to a young Men and Young Women’s volunteer group retreat.
Read How Stella's Life Was ChangedRecently, these ten ladies graduated from the Home Health Aide training program.
See Our Recent GraduatesWhile some are our vacationing during the summer months, our volunteers are out helping on several rehab projects.
Volunteer StoriesThrough several of these wonderful gifts, we have been able to make such a big difference in many lives.
... Another Man's TreasureIn an abusive relationship with 3 children and one on the way in an unfamiliar town, your gifts provided a much needed way of escape for her and her children.
This is a heartwarming story of Matthew who found acceptance on the Sacred Heart School Flames basketball team.
Project Good Mother recently graduated the class of 2014 preparing new expectant to care for their children lovingly and responsibly.
Today, I found an envelope on my desk. Tucked inside was a handmade card with a big “thank you” and heart that had been colored in with a crayon on the front.
Had it not been for a concerned Sacred Heart Southern Missions service minister, this 80 year-old would not have survived.
When her leaky roof ruined her bed, a good night's sleep was all but a dream. But this 70 year-old now rests comfortably because of our generous donors...
Learn how a young boy used his entrepreneurial endeavor to support Sacred Heart Southern Missions.
For this family of four, the temporary setback was turning tragic. Bills were quickly adding up—electric, gas, water, mortgage. And what were they going to do about food? The electricity was about to be cut off, and the cupboards were bare.
The social service offices of Sacred Heart Southern Missions recently coordinated dress for success, backpack and school supply programs to help out children of struggling families get supplies needed for school....
While working at a job site recently, Volunteer Coordinator Lois Harrison found another deserving client. ….
Read MoreHe could barely see. How could he possibly apply for Medicare? ….
Read MoreNo running water, holes in the floors, blankets for doors. Sounds like a third world country. The reality is these people are in the USA, the land of plenty. Some are right here in northern Mississippi. Take Jackie, for instance….
Read MoreAmong the people who live in Mississippi, more struggle to afford the food they need than in any other state in the nation. That heartbreaking ranking has remained unchanged for the last six years straight.
Read MoreStudents at Sacred Heart School are getting a solid education in a Catholic environment from the ground up.
She took advantage of our 4M program and is now on the road to better things.
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We know you have a deep desire to help the poor. With your gifts to Sacred Heart Southern Missions we use your support to do just that.
Read MoreAmong the people who live in Mississippi, more struggle to afford the food they need than in any other state in the nation. That heartbreaking ranking has remained unchanged for the last six years straight.
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As you so often prove, hearing the cry of the poor always requires listening.
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When their homes collapsed, the love of the Sacred Heart protected them.
Read MoreThe Volunteer Program has been in full swing with the advent of Spring Break. Four groups have joined us over the past three weeks. The fifty nine young people and their sponsors have ‘Marched’ through a long list of client projects.
Learn how our volunteer groups spent their Spring Break helping »For Abbey's 12th birthday, she wanted to do something positive in the community. She did something extraordinary!
Learn Abbey made a difference »