The bill, S. 527, is a Senate resolution honoring Greater Greenwood United Ministry (GGUM) as it celebrates its thirtieth anniversary of service to the Greenwood community. The resolution acknowledges the organization's significant contributions over the past three decades, including assistance for individuals facing life and medical crises. GGUM began in January 1995 with the support of seventeen charter churches and has since expanded to include over sixty-five partner churches, individual donations, and various grants. The ministry provides essential services such as emergency food assistance, rent and utility support, and operates a Free Medical Clinic offering a range of healthcare services.

The resolution expresses gratitude for GGUM's dedication and the impact it has made in the community, highlighting its various programs aimed at promoting self-sustainability and health. It concludes by extending best wishes for the organization's continued success in serving the Greenwood community and includes a provision for presenting a copy of the resolution to GGUM.