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After The Storm - After The Storm is a non-profit film and theater project designed to bring hope and financial aid to the children and young adults of New Orleans. A feature documentary follows a company of young, non-professional actors from New Orleans as they stage a musical play one year after the levees broke and changed their lives. The film will then be used as a springboard to launch a nationwide program  encouraging high school drama students and community theaters to raise money for the established 501(c) 3. All proceeds from both the play and the film will go to After The Storm Foundation.

Aluminum Association | Aluminum Cans Build Habitat for Humanity Homes - Every day, communities around the country are collecting and recycling cans to benefit Habitat for Humanity. The program is called Cans for Habitat.  Homes, funded by Cans for Habitat grant money, recycling proceeds and the aluminum industry, have been built in Communities across the United States.

American Legion Auxiliary - Department of Louisiana - administers many volunteer programs, gives thousands of hours to its communities and to veterans, and raises thousands of dollars to support its own programs as well as other worthwhile charities familiar to most Americans. It is all accomplished with volunteers.

Catholic Charities Archdiocese of New Orleans - is a multi-program social service agency and this non-profit agency through its 60 plus programs, annually provides services to more than 50,000 men, women and children of all races, religions and cultures.

Communications Workers of America - Local 3410 - New Orleans - currently represents hourly employees of AT&T, BellSouth, ADT Corporation, AVAYA and the Greater New Orleans Federal Credit Union. Our jurisdiction includes those employees in Orleans, Jefferson, St. Bernard, Plaquimines, St. Charles and St. John Parishes.

Daughters of the British Empire in Louisiana - nonprofit American society of women of British or Commonwealth birth or ancestry.

Friends of City Park - Special Events held at City Park.  Become a Member of Friends of City Park.  Friends of City Park is a non profit organization that was founded to help raise funds for City Park.

Greater New Orleans Youth Orchestra, The - GNOYO is dedicated to nourishing the hearts and minds of young musicians through challenging and rewarding orchestral experiences.  With five orchestras meeting on both the Northshore and in New Orleans, a Summer Festival, and an Outreach Program, GNOYO provides opportunities for young musicians to develop their musical talents.

Green Project, The - a non-profit organization dedicated to increasing sustainability practices and awareness in the communities of Southeast Louisiana by encouraging and promoting environmentally responsible living through education, outreach, resale facilities and creative partnerships.  The Green Project is a not-for-profit store in New Orleans., LA that collects, recycles and resells lumber, fixures and appliances.  Open Monday-Friday 9AM-5PM. 2831 Marais Street.

Humane Society of Louisiana - Formed in 1988, the Humane Society of Louisiana is a private, New Orleans based nonprofit agency focusing on cruelty investigation, pet adoptions and humane education.

Jefferson Parish Christmas Tree Restoration Project - Since 1991, over 500,000 Christmas trees have been recycled by using them to rebuild wetlands rather than taking up valuable landfill space.

Jewish Family Service of Greater New Orleans - provides counseling, services to seniors, adoption, interfaith, and volunteer opportunities in the New Orleans area.

Katrina Connection - New Orleans - News, current affairs, and networking website for hurricane Katrina or Rita survivors.  Katrina Connection is a non-partisan organization and offers an ideal, more sensitive, and personalized means of resourceful post-Katrina information.

Kenner Kiwanis - Kenner - focuses on the services and activities, including Meals on Wheels, mentoring, and other community services.

Krewe of Boo - New Orleans - Become a member of New Orleans' Official Halloween Parade and Expose' Bash.  All proceeds benefit New Orleans-area first responders.  We need your help! Whether you help us spread the word, solicit sponsors, or get more members, every contribution to the success of the Krewe of BOO contributes to the success of our first responders.  Join our volunteer team today, and you will receive special access to our events. Churches, schools, restaurants, local businesses and individuals can donate your time and/or services to this noble and FUN cause.

Lake Pontchartrain Basin Foundation - Metairie - dedicated to the preservation and restoration of Lake Pontchartrain through advocacy and volunteer support. Save our Lake!

Levees.Org - Public awareness campaign that metro New Orleans was destroyed by bad engineering not bad weather.  The group is pushing for 8/29 Investigation, a truly independent analysis of the flood protection failures.

Louisiana Disaster Recovery Ministry - This website is a volunteer ministry of the United Methodist Church dedicated to serving victims of Hurricanes Katrina and Rita.  Victims are asisted with rebuilding efforts for housing and other unmet needs.

Louisiana Endowment for the Humanities - Designed to minister to the state's educational needs and be responsive to its unique identity and character, the LEH hosts a wide array of humanities programs in addition to the regranting of federal funds.  Funded by the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) and the State of Louisiana, the LEH grants awards in open competition on the basis of clearly established criteria to guarantee programs of the highest possible intellectual value.

New Orleans Outreach - is a non-profit organization that brings the community into the schools.  You can volunteer for needs that match your interests and some for as little as 1 hour a week. Find areas of need, schedules or contact them.

Oak Island Homeowners' Association - New Orleans - Oak Island, a subdivision, located in Eastern New Orleans near Six Flags Theme Park, is home to more than 400 New Orleanians and is making great strides in its fight to rebound since Hurricane Katrina.  Call Toll Free at 1-866-487-5307.

Parkway Partners - New Orleans - The Parkway Partners Program, in association with the City of New Orleans Department of Parks and Parkways, works to imprve green space for all New Orleanians as it has for the past 25 years...   Since Katrina's devastation of 70% of the city's tree canopy, we have launched an urgent reforestation campaign.  ReLeaf New Orleans takes center stage as Parkwy Partners seeks t restore a canpy that is the hallmark of beauty and health for the environment and its citizens.

Post Katrina Economic Development Summit, The - New Orleans - The Post Katrina Ecomonic Development Summit is bringing together, all in one room, the most powerful decision makers, from both the public and private sectors.  Come meet, greet and network with President Bush's point person for the recovery effort Donald Powell and other invited power players of the contracting world from:  Halliburton, Shaw Group, Raytheon, Chevron, IBM, Microsoft, Shell, Lockheed Martin, SAP, Booze Allen and more.  Billions of contract $dollars$ await you in the Gulf Coast and qualified suppliers are being sought.  Contracting officers are at your disposal ready and eager to get the ball rolling on your next contract.

Replant New Orleans - New Orleans - It is the mission of Replant New Orleans to provie trees and shrubs, healthy soil, and education outreach services to the residents of New orleans at no cost.  We seek to help New Orleanians create a lush, healthy, and vibrant urban forest canopy, emphasizing equitable distribution of resources and grassroots community involvement.

Rotary Club of Slidell Northshore - Slidell - founded in 1984 and holds weekly meetings.

Save Our Cemeteries, Inc - New Orleans - dedicated to the preservation and restoration of the historic cemeteries of Louisiana. Sign up for their newsletters or learn about preservation.

Save Our Schools New Orleans, Louisiana - New Orleans - Save Our Schools NOLA supports parents as key partners with public schools and empowering citizens to help improve public education by providing access to critical information, valuable research, leadership guidance and advocacy.

Shared Housing of New Orleans - New Orleans - We keep elderly and/or disabled out of Nursing Homes who do not want to or need to be there, by matching them with pre-screened Homeseekers.  There is an exchange of Housing for light housekeeping and companionship.  No money is exchanged.

Society of St. Vincent de Paul, The - New Orleans - is an international Catholic organization of lay men and women who seek, in a spirit of justice and charity and by a personal involvement, to help those who are suffering.  In the Greater New Orleans area, they have over 70 conferences, 4 thrift stores, a shelter, and a transitional house.

United States Dept of Justice~Dru Sjodin National Sex Offender Public Website - This Web site is provided as a public service by the U.S. Department of Justice ("the Department"). Using this Web site, interested members of the public have access to and may search participating state Web site public information regarding the presence or location of offenders, who, in most cases, have been convicted of sexually-violent offenses against adults and children and certain sexual contact and other crimes against victims who are minors. The public can use this Web site to educate themselves about the possible presence of such offenders in their local communities.

Voice of the Wetlands - has initiated a number of organizational, awarenss and fundraising activities, all with a music and local culture theme to help raise awareness to the crisis of wetlands loss and coastal erosion.