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Contributions & Donations
Donations In Greenville
Harlow’s Casino Resort & Spa presented checks recently
to area organizations that work hard to help those in the community. The property gave $1,000 to 100 Black Men
of the Delta, the Boys & Girls Club and the Sportsman’s Association of Black Anglers (SABBA) and made $500 donations to Greenville CTA/NJTL (Four Aces Racquet Club), the Washington County Soil & Water Conservation District and WWISCAA—A Community Action Agency. Harlow’s President and General Manager Roscoe Greene and Katrina Davenport, director of finance, helped present the donations.
Teen Summit
Fitz Casino & Hotel is a supporter of the Walls Teen Summit 2025 initiative,
a program that connects teens in grades six through 12 with mentors who will help them
plan their career path. Fitz Vice President and General
Manager Tony Scudiero (second from right) presented the donation to Kim Williams, Walls County Clerk; Walls Mayor Keidron Henderson; and Karen Salt, Salt & Liberty Light of the World organization.
Community Help
WaterView Casino Hotel donated $3,917.66 in June to Canopy’s Warren County Children’s Shelter. The nonprofit organization provides a safe, home-like refuge for children and youth who are either in crisis, in state custody, or in need of emergency care. The donation was made from funds from their TITO program.
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FALL 2025
Earth Day perfect time for Beau Rivage clean up
BILOXI — Beau Rivage partnered with local groups in April for two Earth Day clean ups. First, the Biloxi resort worked with Mississippi Power and the Department of Marine Resources for the Annual Deer
Island Clean Up. And
three days later,
Beau Rivage teamed
with the City of
Biloxi and the Biloxi
Shuckers baseball
team to clean up
around the resort.
On Earth Day, April 22, nearly 200 volunteers, including more than 50 from Beau and many from other coast casinos, helped collect more than a ton of trash and debris to keep the barrier island beautiful. Over the past 15 years, Beau Rivage has sponsored the event, during which time more
than 15 tons of debris have been removed from Deer Island.
As a part of Earth Day festivities, more than 100 volunteers, including several
Shuckers players and
60 Beau employees, friends, and family, collected over 250 pounds of
trash and debris on the beachfront near resort and in downtown Biloxi.
The annual cleanups are among Beau Rivage’s many sustainability initiatives, which include recycling cardboard, oil, and oyster shells, as well as restoring reefs.
Beau Rivage employees participated in two Earth Day clean ups in April. The team members were part of the Deer Island Clean Up and also picked up trash on the beachfront near the property.