Non-Profit Agencies

These non-profit agencies provide a range assistance to families who are facing life's challenges.

• Greater New Orleans Info - this site replaces the post-Katrina LouisianaRebuilds.info website
• Louisiana Disaster Recovery Foundation
• LouisianaSpirit.org
• Louisiana  Voluntary Organizations Active in Disasters
• Friends in Need Foundation
• Beacon of Hope Resource Center
• Food Banks
  • Second Harvest Food Bank
  • Angel Food Ministries
• AmeriCares
• Catholic Charities USA
  • Catholic Charities of Baton Rouge
  • Catholic Social Services - Diocese of Houma-Thibodaux
  • Catholic Charities - New Orleans
  • Catholic Charities - Biloxi, Mississippi
  • Catholic Social Services - Alabama
  • Catholic Charities - Tenessee
• United Way (National Site)
  

   

  • United Way - Greater New Orleans
  • United Way - Baton Rouge
  • United Way- St. John Parish (LA)
  • United Way for South Louisiana
  • United Ways of the Midwest and South  Disaster Fund
  • United Way- South Mississippi
  • United Way of Central Alabama
  • United Way - West Alabama
  • United Way - Nashville, TN
• American Red Cross (National Site)
  • American Red Cross - Southeast La. Chapter
  • American Red Cross - Mississippi
  • American Red Cross - Alabama
  • American Red Cross - Heart of Tenessee Chapter
• The Salvation Army
• Operation Blessing International
• Tenessee Floods (may 2010)
  • Hands On Nashville
• Volunteers of America (National Site)
  • Volunteers of America - Greater Baton Rouge Chapter
  • Volunteers of America - New Orleans
  • Volunteers of America - Southeast
  • Volunteers of America - North Alabama
• Southern Baptist Disaster Relief Fund
• Episcopal Relief and Development
• United Methodist Committee on Relief
• Global Disaster Relief on  Facebook
• National Disaster Legal Aid
•  National Dental Lifeline Network
• H.E.A.R.T. 9/11 Foundation

For Pet Owners:

• The Louisiana SPCA
• The Humane Society (National Site)

  • Disaster Response Team Deploys to Joplin, Missouri

 (Look for the three local musicians in this video.)

Loyola University New Orleans' Class of 2009 dedicated a sculptural bench to the university on Saturday, Aug. 29, 2009 to pay tribute to 637 colleges that took in displaced Loyola students in the semester following Hurricane Katrina. We will always be grateful that the Higher Education Community and the U.S. Department of Education's Office of Post-Secondary Education and Federal Student Aid chose to generously support our community in the days following Katrina.

Updated September 2, 2012