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Mission Bridges is a 501c3 nonprofit organization based in Arlington, TX, dedicated to empowering individuals from diverse backgrounds to achieve economic independence through entrepreneurship and job readiness programs. Founded in 2016 by CeeCee Evans, the organization offers a range of services including entrepreneur training, nonprofit capacity building, business planning, and job readiness support. With a focus on serving women, minorities, veterans, and disadvantaged individuals, Mission Bridges aims to break down barriers to employment and business ownership, ultimately contributing to the economic revitalization of the communities it serves. Through mentorship, education, and tailored support services, the organization strives to transform lives, alleviate poverty, and increase job creation in the local area.Generated from the website

MedWay OHS is a leading third-party administrator (TPA) specializing in DOT compliant drug testing services. With over 600 DOT certified professionals, they offer on-site drug testing services across all states of the USA, ensuring the safety and health of your workforce. As a Quest Diagnostics preferred drug and alcohol testing services provider, MedWay OHS delivers a wide range of testing services, including pre-employment, probation, post-accident, and random drug testing. Their goal is to provide convenient and cost-effective solutions that prioritize workplace safety and employee well-being.Generated from the website

Congregation Beth Shalom is a warm and welcoming Reform Jewish community in Arlington, TX, dedicated to lifelong learning, spiritual growth, and the values of Tikkun Olam. With a rich tradition and a commitment to God and Israel, they strive to be the center for strong Jewish spiritual growth in the Mid-Cities community. As an inclusive congregation, they prioritize the safety and welfare of their members and visitors, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic. While highly recommending up-to-date COVID-19 vaccinations and masking with N95 KN95 or equivalent, they no longer require vaccination cards to attend services or events, following CDC guidelines.Generated from the website