Sponsors

The support of businesses, organizations, and individuals accross the Mid-South allows Friends For Life to touch over 6,000 lives annually through the Nancy Fletcher Food Pantry, housing and support services, prevention outreach and education, case management, and through our Wellness University.

This essential ongoing support helps people living with HIV/AIDS to manage their health, enhance their quality of life, establish stable housing, and employment. This support empowers people who are stigmatized and marginalized to assume roles as contributing members of our community.

When you support Friends For Life, you are housing the homeless, feeding the hungry, caring for people who live alone and for families with children in need. You are helping to heal those whose spirits are weak and inviting hope into lives visited too often by despair and rejection. You are supporting programs that have received local, state and national recognition for being innovative and life-changing for persons of all colors, ages, and walks of life. You are supporting programs that invest over $.90 of each dollar you contribute in the people we serve. You are helping us all to live well, for we are all affected by the human cost of HIV/AIDS.

We ask that you also support the many community agencies, corporations, businesses, restaurants, and groups who make our work possible each and every day. You, too, can touch the lives of people in need in the Mid-South region by your sponsorship. Your organization will be recognized for its commitment to the oldest and largest HIV/AIDS service provider of its kind, and for your dedication to the grassroots efforts of others like you who value community, family, caring for our fellow brothers and sisters, and dignity of life.

Hope awaits. Join us in sharing it today. To become a Friends For Life sponsor, call Linda Safford, Director of Development, at (901) 272-0855.

EMHC – Emergency Mobile Health Care, LLC Emergency Mobile Health Care, LLC (EMHC) was founded in March 1997 by Michael and Bette Arndt. The concept of EMHC was to provide quality patient care and transportation with a locally owned and operated ambulance company. Today EMHC has expanded the employee group to over 100 employees, and treated over 16,000 patients in 2007. They take pride not only to be the preferred provider in medical transportation but a partner with health care with facilities in the Mid-South.