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Program Believe In the News

Coverage from local Gulf Coast media outlets highlighting the work and impact of Program Believe since 2021.

Program Believe receives $10,000 grant for literacy services
WLOXMay 9, 2026

Program Believe receives $10,000 grant for literacy services

Program Believe, located off Division Street in Biloxi, is the recipient of a $10,000 grant awarded by the Dollar General Literacy Foundation. The nonprofit serves over 500 families annually with after-school services, adult education and immigration legal services.

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Dollar General awards grants to help nonprofits improve literacy in Mississippi
WXXV 25August 17, 2023

Dollar General awards grants to help nonprofits improve literacy in Mississippi

The Dollar General Literacy Foundation awarded nearly $65,000 in youth literacy grants to Mississippi nonprofits. Program BELIEVE in Biloxi received a $4,000 grant as one of three South Mississippi recipients.

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Enrollment open for 'Program Believe' adult literacy classes
WXXV 25January 6, 2023

Enrollment open for 'Program Believe' adult literacy classes

Program Believe is enrolling adults for literacy classes in computer skills, ELL, GED, and citizenship. Executive Director Kay Horne: "We seek to give adults the tools they need to succeed and become very productive citizens in this community."

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Program Believe gives kids opportunities for new experiences
WLOXJuly 22, 2022

Program Believe gives kids opportunities for new experiences

Program Believe's Summer Enrichment camp provides low-income families with interactive experiences including police K9 demonstrations, field trips to MGM Park and the Infinity Science Center, while preventing the 'summer slide' with educational activities.

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Biloxi camp offers summer enrichment for low-income families
WLOXJune 27, 2021

Biloxi camp offers summer enrichment for low-income families

Program Believe's Summer Enrichment camp welcomed 41 campers with guest speakers, police K9 visits, and field trips. Spanish-speaking instructors supported the camp's diverse community of students, many from Hispanic backgrounds.

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Coverage by WLOX and WXXV 25 — South Mississippi's local news leaders