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Our City

  • Louisiana Department of Culture, Recreation & Tourism

    Historic buildings play a special role in creating the distinctive character of each and every communty. Their essential legacy of cultural, educational, recreational, aesthetic, social, and environmental benefits must be preserved for present and future generations. The Louisiana Division of... more

  • Ogden Museum

    The mission of The Ogden Museum of Southern Art, University of New Orleans, is to broaden the knowledge, understanding and appreciation of the visual arts and culture of the American South through its permanent collections, changing exhibitions, educational programs, publications, research center,... more

  • 24 NOLA

    24 Hour NOLA helps you get the most out of everyday in the city that offers so much to eat, drink, hear and explore.  It's the 24-hour guide for a 24-hour city. more

  • City Park

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Children

Family

Housing

Non-Profits

Music

Animals

  • St. Tammany Humane Society

    The St. Tammany Humane Society has been serving St. Tammany parish as the only non-profit, non-governmental animal sheltering and welfare organization for more than 55 years. Our doors opened to the community's neglected, abandoned and abused pets in 1953 by Holly Frederick... more

  • Louisiana SPCA

    The Louisiana Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (LA/SPCA) is a private more

  • Friends of Jefferson Parish Animal Shelter

    The Friends of the Jefferson Animal Shelter is an all-volunteer (501)(c)(3) nonprofit organization and public charity. Our mission is to assist the Jefferson Parish Animal Shelter to reduce euthanisia rates by providing the following programs, including but not... more

  • Global Wildlife Center

    We seek to be a center of excellence in education; to create a perfect place in which threatened and endangered wildlife from around the world live and flourish in a free-ranging natural environment. A place where children,... more

Mentally Challenged

  • Arch of Greater New Orleans

    It started out as an idea in 1953 by a group of concerned parents.  Originally known as the Association for Retarded Children, a small, but extremely determined gathering of parents organized and implemented an action plan as a means of helping each other and their children affected by... more

Communities

  • Via Link (211)

    VIA LINK connects people and organizations with information and resources to enable them to help themselves and others. VIA LINK fulfills this mission through services, referral, and crisis intervention. more

  • Second Harvesters Food Bank

    After the Storm: A Food System Analysis In collaboration with agriculture, health and social service departments at five regional universities, GNOA is in the second phase of a comprehensive study of three major components of the food system in a post-Katrina/Rita... more

  • Red Cross

    Fundamental Principles of the American Red Cross more

  • Louisiana Association of Non-Profits

    The Louisiana Association of Nonprofit Organizations (LANO) is a statewide network of nonprofits, foundations, corporations and individuals from every region of the state. With over 1,000 members, LANO's mission is to strengthen, promote and build the capacity of Louisiana's nonprofit sector... more

  • Save Our Lake

    The Lake Pontchartrain Basin Foundation was established in response to environmental concerns voiced throughout the Basin. more

  • Catholic Charities of New Orleans

    In 1727, Ursuline nuns stepped onto Louisiana soil in the area now known as the Ninth Ward of New Orleans to care for the citizens of Louisiana. In September 2005, some areas of the Ninth Ward resembled its earlier incarnation - devoid of housing, vegetation and population - thanks to... more

Education

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