The Tabitha Project Receives Energy Efficiency Kits to Support Community in Need


At the Tabitha Project, our mission has always been rooted in fostering inclusivity and empowering individuals with disabilities. Through compassionate outreach, education and support services, Tabitha seeks to create a community supporting spiritual well-being, promoting independence and fostering full inclusion. We are pleased to share that, through a generous community partnership with Delta Utilities, we have received Energy Efficiency Kits that will be distributed to our clients and available to the Diocese of Biloxi parishioners.
Many of the families we serve struggle with rising utility costs, especially those living on fixed incomes, seniors and people with disabilities. Small inefficiencies in the home, such as outdated lighting, air leaks or excessive water use can quickly lead to higher bills and additional stress. Energy Efficiency Kits provide practical, easy-to-use tools that help reduce energy and water consumption while improving your comfort at home.
Tabitha Project is pleased to share that the kits are available at de l’Epée Deaf Center and can be distributed through Catholic Charities of South Mississippi office as well. This outreach reflects a shared commitment to equity and accessibility, making sure energy-saving resources are available to everyone who needs them.
This initiative is more than a donation from the Delta Utilities team. It is a community campaign focused on long-term impact. By equipping households with both tools and knowledge, Delta Utilities helps reduce financial strain while supporting environmental responsibility in your home. The positive effects extend beyond individual homes, strengthening our local community!
We extend our sincere gratitude to Delta Utilities for their generosity and partnership, and a special thank you to Olivia Barq, Energy Efficiency Specialist, whose dedication and leadership helped make this project possible! Her commitment to inclusion, education and community-focused solutions aligns closely with our mission at The Tabitha Project.
We encourage our clients and parishioners to take advantage of this opportunity while supplies last. Together, through collaboration and accessibility, we can continue building a stronger, more resilient Gulf Coast community.
Rachel Ryan
Tabitha Project, Coordinator
rryan@biloxidiocese.org
