ECONOMICS
EEECHO is committed to supporting economic prosperity and believes in optimizing partner relationships rather than duplication of services.
Our late founding board member, Sister Martha Milner, a Catholic nun with the order of Sisters of Mercy for 57 years was the co-founder Mercy Housing and Human Development and helped to root us in serving the needs of the poor, homeless and jobless. We sponsor financial literacy workshops, work with churches and food kitchens and support small businesses and workforce development training.
SERVING THE COMMUNITY
EEECHO has been a partner with the Community Resource Expo, participating each year since it began in 2020. Members provide interactive health education and perform invaluable life-saving hands on CPR/AED training as our community service.
LIGHTS
HUD & CDBG PUBLIC HEARING PREPARATION
EEECHO supported Councilwoman Ella Holmes-Hines (Ward 3) to review and prepare the community regarding HUD (Housing Urban Development) and CDBG (Community Development Block Grant) public hearing held at Gulfport City Hall.
