Volunteer! bE A mission in action
Mia F. Morris (June 19, 1966 – March 7, 2026)
SABIFF M.I.A. VOLUNTEERS
In loving honor of one of our most stellar and selfless team members and volunteer, whose life was devoted to service, education, family, and cultural enrichment, we proudly dedicate the name MIA—Mission In Action—in tribute to our beloved team member, leader, and volunteer
Mia F. Morris
Now an ancestor, Mia was a treasured gem of the SABIFF family whose spirit, generosity,
and unwavering commitment uplifted all who knew her. Through this tribute, we can keep
her name ever-present, and continue to be touched by her light and legacy which
will continue to inspire future generations of service.
We invite you to join the SABIFF MIA Volunteers and make a difference in our village and in
the lives of countless others who affirm our mission, and believe that #BlackFilmsMatter.
Be a “MIA” in your own way-- by showing compassion, giving your time, and serving with purpose.
Mia's "legacy lives on in the people she encouraged, the communities she strengthened,
the students she guided, and the faith she lived out each day."
In loving honor of one of our most stellar and selfless team members and volunteer, whose life was devoted to service, education, family, and cultural enrichment, we proudly dedicate the name MIA—Mission In Action—in tribute to our beloved team member, leader, and volunteer
Mia F. Morris
Now an ancestor, Mia was a treasured gem of the SABIFF family whose spirit, generosity,
and unwavering commitment uplifted all who knew her. Through this tribute, we can keep
her name ever-present, and continue to be touched by her light and legacy which
will continue to inspire future generations of service.
We invite you to join the SABIFF MIA Volunteers and make a difference in our village and in
the lives of countless others who affirm our mission, and believe that #BlackFilmsMatter.
Be a “MIA” in your own way-- by showing compassion, giving your time, and serving with purpose.
Mia's "legacy lives on in the people she encouraged, the communities she strengthened,
the students she guided, and the faith she lived out each day."
“Everyone can be great because everyone can serve." -Rev., Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

