As long as Jimmie Ricks has lived in his community, he has helped take care of others. He worked in the textile mill, which is closed now, and helped provide for not only his family but extended family as wel
Delphia Macon wears many hats. She served in the U.S. Air Force for 22 years. She is now a housing inspector as well as the Maxwell-Gunter Protestant Chapel choir director.
Jeremy Moreland is a CPA and serves on several boards from the River Region United Way to the Mid-Alabama Coalition for the Homeless. And that’s not all.
This week’s recipient is Jessie Johnson of Selma.
Celeste Crenshaw is pastor of Radical Anointing Full Gospel Missionary Baptist Church in Fort Deposit. She also founded an organization called Mind on the Mission, bringing together area pastors and leaders to help set a good example. When she’s not at church, she is singing at nursing homes, raising her 2 grandchildren, and helping others. “I don’t know anyone…
Eddie Brooks, Jr. is a Vietnam veteran and still serving through his barbershop in Uniontown, giving free haircuts to the homebound and taking people to appointments.
Melanie Morrison is the head of Montessori school at Hampstead in Montgomery and goes above and beyond for her students and the rest of the community.
Shana Genenbacher is a real estate agent who makes it a goal to volunteer or donate to local charities across Alabama every single month.
With a natural love for children, LaToyia Tolbert took her own money to form a youth group.
Karla Smilie Groves has a heart for the homeless.
