The Women's Resource Center is using the furniture in its local offices. From left are commercial lender Lewis McBryde III, Women’s Resource Center office manager Georgia Hilton, director of the Women's Resource Center Becky Stewart, and commercial lender Katrice Baker.
My Father’s House is using the furniture in its offices and departmental staff rooms. From left are Brad Ruffins, MidSouth Bank Special Assignments Manager/Mergers and Acquisitions, CSA II Amelia LaCour, My Father's House media representative Kevin Robinson, and pastor Schulyer Davis.
Cane River Children’s Services, which is in the process of opening a new group home, will use the furniture in the new home and in its current offices and group homes. From left are LaCarsha Babers, MidSouth Bank Community Outreach Development Specialist, Angie Courville, Cane River Children's Services Resource Director, Jennifer Karle, Cane River Children’s Services CEO, and universal banker I Sylvia Madison.
The Natchitoches Parish Sheriff’s Office placed the furniture throughout its entire Community Service Department. From left are universal banker II Dewayne Chelette, Mary Byers, NPSO Director of Community Services, and CSA Ashley Mitchell.
Christian Outreach Center used the items to furnish its main office and classrooms where youth sessions are held. From left are Brad Ruffins, Special Assignments Manager/Mergers and Acquisitions, LaCarsha Babers, Community Outreach Development Specialist, Christian Outreach Center co-pastor Mary Means and Christian Outreach Center pastor Carl Means.
The Chamber of Commerce is using the donated equipment in its main office on Second Street. From left are CSA Shantura Payne, Tony Davis, president/CEO of the Natchitoches Chamber of Commerce, and CSA Brittany Prewitt.
The donations come from multiple offices and the lobby of the bank’s Royal Street loan department, a space that is being converted into a new call center. Once renovations are complete, the upper floor on Royal Street will house the bank’s community outreach development specialist, commercial lenders, a loan assistant, the lock box department and a training center.
Donated items include seven executive desks and chairs, 14 customer chairs, cherry wood filing cabinets, a glass cherry wood credenza, two-drawer filing cabinets, bookshelves, a computer desk, mini blinds, fax machines, calculators, laser jet printers, ink cartridges, lamps and wall paintings.
“MidSouth Bank is not only reinvesting in the Natchitoches market by adding a new call center, but we are also repurposing our existing resources in a way that benefits the community as a whole,” LaCarsha Babers, the bank’s community outreach development specialist, said. “These donations recognize the valuable services incredible organizations like these provide to our customers and potential customers every day.”
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