Mississippi 2022 Regular Session

Mississippi Senate Bill SR35

Introduced
2/18/22  
Refer
2/18/22  

Caption

Commend Holly Brand of Meridian, Mississippi, as Miss Mississippi 2021.

Impact

The resolution does not introduce any new laws but serves to recognize the positive influence of individuals like Holly Brand in the state. By commending her efforts, the resolution underscores the importance of volunteerism in fostering community engagement and support for local initiatives. It also promotes the Miss Mississippi Organization's mission to enhance social impact and philanthropy in the state's communities.

Summary

Senate Resolution 35 recognizes and commends Holly Brand of Meridian, Mississippi, for her achievement as Miss Mississippi 2021 and her dedication to volunteerism. The resolution celebrates her contributions to the state and acknowledges her role in promoting various initiatives aimed at addressing community needs. It specifically highlights her social impact initiative titled 'Volunteerism: If You See a Need, Take the Lead,' which aims to create awareness and encourage volunteer efforts across various demographics.

Sentiment

Overall, the sentiment around SR35 is positive, reflecting pride in a young leader who represents the values of Mississippi well. Legislators and community members express appreciation for Holly Brand's accomplishments and her influence, particularly concerning her outreach in community service. The resolution signifies widespread approval of her contributions to both the state and the Miss Mississippi Organization, enhancing the public image of such community-focused initiatives.

Contention

While there are no significant points of contention regarding the resolution, it indirectly raises discussions about the challenges and expectations of public figures in promoting volunteerism and service. As Holly Brand prepares for graduate school and a career in the music industry, further dialogue may emerge about the balancing act between personal ambitions and community responsibilities.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

MS SR114

Commend Miss Mississippi Teen USA 2024 Addie Carver of Brookhaven, Mississippi.

MS HR200

Andre Hollis; commend outstanding career with the Mississippi State Parks.

MS HR47

Miss Emmie Perkins; commend and congratulate upon being crowned Miss Mississippi 2022.

MS SR147

Commend Madalyn Oliphant as Miss Mississippi Teen USA 2025.

MS HR23

Miss Vivian O'Neal; commend upon winning Miss Mississippi 2023.

MS HR130

Hair for Her Day in Mississippi; observe April 20, 2024.

MS SR99

Commend Women for Progress of Mississippi, Inc., for public service.

MS SR36

"Omega Psi Phi Day"; designate March 9, 2023, in Mississippi.

MS SC507

"Omega Psi Phi Day"; designate March 9. 2024, in Mississippi.

MS SR82

Observe March 20, 2025, as "Alpha Kappa Alpha Day at the Mississippi State Capitol."

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