Dr. Antoinette Harrell shares her genealogy research and humanitarian work in Mississippi. She embarked on a humanitarian missions as a result of her genealogy research.
Monday, May 24, 2021
South Columbus High School, Columbus Rotary, and Gathering of Hearts Back to School Give Away in Greenwood, Ms
South High School Ambassadors Civil Rights Tour in Memphis, TN
| Photo Credit: Walter C. Black, Sr. |
South High School Ambassadors Visited Glendora, Mississippi in 2011
| South Columbus High Student Ambassadors Photo Credit: Walter C. Black, Sr. |
Join them on the trip was members from the Columbus Rotary and Nana Nasi who have donated u-hauls of items to those in need. The ambassadors donated 350 school backpacks with supplies in every bag. They had some leftover and were able to donate some to St. Helena Parish public school. Millie Droste was one of the Rotary members who worked hard to help the students.
One student name Terry Collins contacted Dr. Antoinette Harrell and wanted to know what could he do to make a difference. Well, he did just that, he didn't stop until he made some positive happened.
Dr. Antoinette Harrell visited Webb, Mississippi
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| Photo Credit Walter C. Black, Sr. |
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