Betsy Holloway

Operates as a state chartered commercial bank

Provides healthcare benefits services

Functions as a College/University

Operates as an orchestra

The Public Affairs Research Council of Alabama (PARCA) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that conducts independent, objective, and nonpartisan research to improve state and local government in Alabama. The non-profit company is based in Birmingham, AL. The organization focuses on areas such as government structure and performance, public education, public finance, workforce development, and quality of life. PARCA provides data-driven analyses, policy research, performance evaluations, and technical assistance to support transparent and fact-based public policy. Its research covers topics including demographic trends, educational outcomes, public finance issues, healthcare funding, and constitutional amendments. PARCA engages policymakers, public agencies, and the community through publications, data dashboards, and events to promote open and responsive governance.

Locally, it has contributed to projects such as the Rotary Trail and the preschool learning initiative, and runs scholarship programs and community service projects for Birmingham city school graduates. The Rotary Club of Birmingham Foundation, a nonprofit established in 1986, funds these projects through member contributions and community donations, prioritizing community service, international service, vocational service, and youth leadership development. The private company is based in Birmingham, AL. The club focuses on local, national, and international initiatives across five key avenues: club service, community service, international service, new generations service, and vocational service. Internationally, the club is involved in health initiatives, including cancer prevention and early detection programs, cervical cancer elimination projects, polio eradication efforts, and disaster relief. The club also supports youth engagement through the Rotaract Club, fostering leadership and community service among new generations. The Rotary Club of Birmingham, founded in 1913, unites over 600 civic and professional leaders under the motto "service above self" as part of Rotary International.

The non-profit company is based in Lexington, VA. The society has over 300 collegiate circles nationwide and more than 5,500 members, including students, faculty, staff, alumni, and honorary categories. It promotes inclusivity, diversity, equity, and servant leadership, offering lifetime membership upon initiation and a renewing membership fee system. The society provides leadership development resources such as scholarships, fellowships, leadership grants, and national awards. Members are engaged through programs like the national day of service, career connections webinars, ethical leadership challenges, and personal development courses. The society supports its circles with branding, recruitment, training materials, and governance resources, overseen by a board of trustees and national committees. It encourages philanthropy and sustainability through planned giving and initiatives supporting underrepresented groups. Omicron Delta Kappa Society, Inc. is a national leadership honor society founded in 1914 at Washington and Lee University, dedicated to recognizing and fostering leadership, character, and collaboration across five pillars: academics and research, athletics, service to campus and community, communications, and creative and performing arts.

Functions as a College/University