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Company Overview
Ron Meyers Ministries is a non-profit 501 (c) (3) organization that exists to impact the world for Christ. We feel we are called to present the Gospel by feeding the hungry, minister to the elderly, visit those incarcerated and most of all reach out to a hurting world with passion, purpose, love and compassion and unveil Gods plan by promoting Jesus Christ!

General Information
Ron began His call into ministry in 1999 on the streets of Gulfport, Mississippi where we shared the unconditional love of Christ to the homeless and those who had been wounded by churches. We went to the parks, streets, and the highways and byways with the good news of Christ. Soon Ron found himself on Christian radio hosting a radio show, “Discover your Destiny”.  In 2010 the radio station closed and Ron hit the streets once again to help hurting individuals.  In 2015 He founded Ron Meyers Ministries.  “I am called to promote the goodness, love, mercy, forgiveness and HOPE through Jesus Christ” – Ron Meyers

Mission Statement
We are on a mission to empower hurting people.  We feel called to speak life with the power of Christ, so individuals can discover their God given Destiny and live up to their full potential!

Funding
We are funded by tax deductible donations and by producing events. We have no paid employees and this allows us to speak to groups at no cost and help those in need.

Susan G. Komen fought breast cancer with her heart, body and soul. Throughout her diagnosis, treatments, and endless days in the hospital, she spent her time thinking of ways to make life better for other women battling breast cancer instead of worrying about her own situation. Moved by Susan’s compassion for others and commitment to making a difference, Nancy G. Brinker promised her sister that she would do everything in her power to end breast cancer.

Though Susan lost her battle with the disease, her legacy lives on through the work of Susan G. Komen for the Cure®, the organization Nancy started in her honor. Komen for the Cure is the global leader of the breast cancer movement, having invested more than $1 billion since its inception in 1982. Komen’s promise is to save lives and end breast cancer forever by empowering people, ensuring quality care for all and energizing science to find the cures. Across the country, that promise is upheld by a network of 121 local Affiliate offices. At the heart of each Affiliate is a person or group of people who, like Susan, wanted to make a difference.

Central Mississippi Steel Magnolias Affiliate Story

Headquartered in Jackson, Mississippi, the Central Mississippi Steel Magnolias Affiliate of Susan G. Komen for the Cure was established in 1999 as an all volunteer organization with the mission of creating a world without breast cancer.

75 percent of funds received by the Affiliate stay in the Central MS service area and are granted out to provide education and free screening mammograms for the underinsured/uninsured.  25 percent goes to the National Komen Organization to fund groundbreaking research to find the cures for breast cancer.  Since it’s inception, the Central MS Affiliate has granted out over $2.75 million dollars.  The Central MS Steel Magnolias Affiliate continues to work to bring awareness and education to men and women throughout the State.

The Corps Network (TCN) leads and supports over 130 of America’s Service and Conservation Corps. Corps are comprehensive youth development programs that engage participants in service projects, job training and academic programming. Modern Corps are a direct descendant of the Depression-era Civilian Conservation Corps, which mobilized about three million young men to dramatically improved the nation’s public lands in exchange for food, shelter, education, and a precious $30-a-month stipend.

The Corps Network supports Corps by advocating on their behalf, providing access to funding and project opportunities, and by offering expertise in Corps operations and programming.

Every year, The Corp Network’s efforts enable over 25,000 diverse young people, ages 16-25, to strengthen communities, improve the environment and transform their lives through service in Corps programs.

Corps provide a wealth of conservation, infrastructure improvement, and human service projects identified by communities as important. More specifically, some Corps improve and preserve our public lands and national parks. Others provide critical energy conservation services, including weatherization. Some Corps restore natural habitats and create urban parks and gardens. Still others provide disaster preparation and recovery to under-resourced communities. Corps also raise the quality of life in low-income communities by renovating deteriorating housing and providing support to in-school and after school education programs.