LA SCCC Charity List - 2018:
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Donors can choose up to 4 organizations of their choice for designation. To designate, note the 4-digit charity code on your pledge form along with the annual designation amount per organization.
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*The listing below illustrates the charity’s charity code, website, phone number, and a brief description of services. Listing is in alphabetical order. Descriptions are provided by charitable organizations.
1095 Alzheimer’s Agency of Shreveport/Bossier, Inc.
www.alzagency.org (318) 780-7906
The Alzheimer’s Agency of Shreveport/Bossier publishes a local resource directory, provides case management services, facilitates caregiver support groups and offers family support via telephone.
1096 Alzheimer’s Association
www.alz.org/louisiana/ (504) 613-6505
The Alzheimer’s Association provides educational programs, services, advocacy, and research efforts to help those with Alzheimer’s, their caregivers, and family throughout all communities in Louisiana.
1001 Alzheimer’s Services of the Capital Area, Inc.
www.alzbr.org (225) 334-7494
Provides education and support services to healthcare professionals, memory impaired individuals, family members and caregivers in the Greater Baton Rouge area and statewide training in nursing homes.
1005 American Red Cross
www.redcross.org/louisiana (504) 620-3105
The American Red Cross prevents and alleviates human suffering in the face of emergencies by mobilizing the power of volunteers and the generosity of donors.
1007 Avoyelles Society for the Developmentally Disabled, Inc.
(318) 253-6955
The Avoyelles Society for the Developmentally Disabled provides an adult sheltered workshop and day habilitation services for handicapped adults.
1113 Baton Rouge Youth Coalition, Inc.
www.thebryc.org (225) 456-5752
BRYC prepares high-achieving, under-resourced high school students to enter, excel in, and graduate from college so they can become full participants in society.
1098 Cancer Association of Greater New Orleans, Inc.
www.cagno.org (504) 733-5539
CAGNO was founded in 1959 with a mission to assist local cancer patients and their families by providing support that enables them to continue their treatment.
1075 Cancer Services
www.cancerservices.org (225) 927-2273
Cancer Services’ mission is to improve life for those living with cancer by providing financial, physical and emotional support – always free-of-charge.
1076 Capital Area Agency on Aging - District II, Inc.
www.capitalaaa.org (225) 922-2525
Capital Area Agency on Aging advocates and provides services to enhance the quality of life for aging adults in an 18-parish service area.
1099 Capital Area CASA Association
www.casabr.org (225) 379-8598
CASA volunteers advocate for the best interests of abused and neglected children in foster care because every child deserves a safe, permanent home.
1100 Capital Area Family Violence Intervention Center, Inc.
www.stopdv.org (225) 389-3002
CAFVIC empowers and serves domestic violence survivors in seven parishes through legal services, emergency shelter, advocacy, and a 24-hour crisis line. All services are free.
1010 Capital Area United Way
www.cauw.org (225) 383-2643
CAUW fights for the health, education, income stability, and basic needs of every person in a 10-parish community.
1114 Care Pregnancy Center
www.GiveThemOptions.com (318) 861-4600
Offers free pregnancy testing, ultrasounds, education, and material assistance to women and their babies.
1079 Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Baton Rouge, Inc.
www.CatholicCharitiesBR.org (225) 336-8700
Catholic Charities Baton Rouge serves all faiths with life-changing programs to address issues like unplanned pregnancies, mental health, disasters, unemployment, adoption, incarceration, and poverty.
1101 Covenant House New Orleans
www.covenanthousenola.org (504) 584-1111
For thirty years Covenant House has provided comprehensive residential and support services to homeless, runaway, and at-risk youth (ages 16-22) from across Louisiana.
1091 Crohn’s & Colitis Foundation, Inc.
www.crohnscolitisfoundation.org/chapters/louisiana (504) 408-2119
Dedicated to finding cures for Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis, and to improving the quality of life of those affected by IBD.
1102 D.A.R.T. (Domestic Abuse Resistance Team)
www.dartla.org (318) 513-9373
D.A.R.T. addresses the needs of victims of family violence in a seven-parish area: Lincoln, Union, Jackson, Bienville, Claiborne, Grant, and Winn.
1015 Easter Seals Louisiana, Inc.
www.easterseals.com/louisiana/ (504) 523-7325
Easter Seals Louisiana’s mission is to assist children and adults with physical and intellectual disabilities achieve independence.
1018 Faith House, Inc.
www.faithhouseacadiana.com (337) 232-8954
Faith House, Inc. provides crisis intervention, shelter and support services to victims of domestic violence in Acadia, Avoyelles, Evangeline, Lafayette, St. Landry, and Vermilion parishes.
1022 Food Bank of Northwest Louisiana
www.foodbanknla.org (318) 675-2400
Supplying food to non-profit organizations such as food pantries, soup kitchens, and homeless shelters that help low-income children, women, and men in Northwest Louisiana.
1103 Gingerbread House Bossier-Caddo Children’s Advocacy Center, Inc.
www.gingerbreadhousecac.org (318) 674-2900
The Gingerbread House, an accredited Child Advocacy Center, serves child victims of sexual and physical abuse throughout the investigation, prosecution, and treatment phases of cases.
1080 Goodwill Industries of Southeastern Louisiana, Inc.
www.goodwillno.org (504) 456-2622
Provides job training and community services to people with disabilities and other employment barriers to improve their economic self-sufficiency and quality of life.
1023 Greater Baton Rouge Foodbank, Inc.
www.brfoodbank.org (225) 359-9940
For 30+ years, the Greater Baton Rouge Foodbank, a 501 ( c ) ( 3 ) organization, has served the hungry with help from 115+ member agencies throughout 11 parishes.
1025 Hearts of Hope
www.theheartsofhope.org (337) 269-1557
Hearts of Hope responds daily to those affected by sexual violence through education, advocacy, and empowerment within an eight-parish service area.
1115 Heritage Ranch
www.hrbr.org (225) 658-1800
A children’s home and family restoration center serving over 15 parishes by providing care, support, education, and counseling for boys and families in crisis.
1104 HOPE Ministries of Baton Rouge
www.hopebr.org; www.thewaytoworkla.com (225) 355-0702
Helping families at risk for homelessness reach self-sufficiency through a client choice food pantry, workforce program, and community education (financial literacy and poverty awareness).
1027 Innocence Project New Orleans
www.ip-no.org (504) 943-1902
In Louisiana and Mississippi, the two states with the highest incarceration rates, Innocence Project New Orleans frees innocent prisoners, exposes injustice and prevents wrongful convictions.
1028 JDRF International
www.jdrf.org 1 (800) 533-2873
JDRF is the global leader funding type 1 diabetes research. JDRF’s mission is to accelerate breakthroughs to cure, prevent and treat T1D and its complications.
1032 Louisiana Center for the Blind
www.louisianacenter.org (318) 251-2891
The Louisiana Center for the Blind offers special programs and promotes research to improve the quality of life for blind children and adults throughout Louisiana.
1082 Louisiana Foundation Against Sexual Assault, Inc.
www.lafasa.org (225) 372-8995
Through its services of statewide crisis centers, LaFASA educates and empowers advocates and communities to ensure survival for victims of sexual assault.
1035 Metro Centers for Community Advocacy
www.mccagno.org (504) 837-5400
Metro’s mission: To break the cycle of violence and aid survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault and stalking through empowerment, advocacy, intervention and transformation.
1038 NAMI New Orleans, Inc.
www.namineworleans.org (504) 896-2345
NAMI New Orleans offers hope, help and healing to people with mental illness through family support, education, advocacy, and quality psychosocial services.
1040 National Kidney Foundation of Louisiana, Inc.
www.kidneyla.org (504) 861-4500
Provides local research funding, free kidney health screenings, pediatric summer camps, public, professional and physician education, organ donation information, financial assistance, referrals and advocacy.
1041 National Multiple Sclerosis Society
www.nationalMSsociety.org (504) 322-3790
Providing programs and services to those affected by multiple sclerosis including financial assistance, education, information, wellness programs, research, referrals, support groups and counseling.
1086 National Psoriasis Foundation
www.psoriasis.org 1 (800) 723-9166
The National Psoriasis Foundation is a non-profit organization with a mission to drive efforts to cure psoriatic disease and improve the lives of those affected.
1043 NO/AIDS Task Force
www.noaidstaskforce.org (504) 821-2601
NO/AIDS Task Force provides primary healthcare, behavioral health, home-delivered meals, housing, prevention, health education, and legal services to the Greater New Orleans community.
1106 Northwest Louisiana Community Development Corporation
www.northwestlouisianacdc.org (318) 631-4428
The NWLACDC provides a transitional home for homeless boys ages 13-18, and a youth technology center to prepare children for the future workforce.
1093 Prevent Child Abuse Louisiana, Inc.
www.pcal.org (225) 925-9520
Prevent Child Abuse Louisiana provides programs and raises community awareness to strengthen families and prevent the abuse and neglect of Louisiana’s children.
1048 Rays of Sonshine
www.raysofsonshine.com (318) 323-0502
State licensed, clinical and residential women and women with children addiction recovery facility with educational, life skills, job training, child development and weekly public pantry services.
1049 Second Harvest Food Bank of Greater New Orleans and Acadiana
www.no-hunger.org (504) 734-1322
Second Harvest Food Bank’s mission is to lead the fight against hunger in South Louisiana by providing food access, advocacy, education and disaster response.
1050 Sexual Trauma Awareness and Response (STAR) Center
www.star.ngo (225) 615-7093
STAR provides free and confidential services to youth and adult sexual assault survivors. Services include a 24/7 hotline, advocacy, counseling, legal representation, community education and outreach.
1109 Society of St. Vincent de Paul of Greater Baton Rouge
www.svdpbr.org (225) 383-7837
Operates several programs, including shelters for the homeless; a dining room to feed the hungry; and Uniforms for Kids for needy school children.
1052 St. Bernard Battered Women’s Program, Inc.
www.StBernardBWP.org (504) 277-3177
Empowers survivors of domestic violence--through programs that promote quality assurance and continuous growth--to live lives free from power and control…shelter, advocacy, referrals, crisis intervention.
1053 St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital
www.stjude.org (225) 706-5300
Researches and treats childhood cancer and other life-threatening diseases. Families never billed by St. Jude for treatment, travel, housing or food. Discoveries freely shared worldwide.
1110 St. Nicholas Center for Children
www.stnickcenter.org (337) 491-0800
St. Nicholas Center for Children is transforming the lives of children diagnosed with autism, delays and disorders by providing therapy and family support.
1055 Susan G. Komen Baton Rouge
www.KomenBatonRouge.org (225) 615-8740
Mission is to save lives by meeting the most critical needs in our communities and investing in breakthrough research to prevent and cure breast cancer.
1090 The Emerge Center for Communication, Behavior and Development
www.emergela.org (225) 343-4232
The Emerge Center empowers children with autism and individuals with communication challenges to achieve independence through innovative and family-centered therapies.
1056 The Food Bank of Central Louisiana, Inc.
www.fbcenla.org (318) 445-2773
Distributes food and grocery products to individuals and families in need through 104 member agencies across 11 parishes in Central Louisiana.
1088 The Hospice of Baton Rouge
www.hospicebr.org (225) 767-4673
Provides end-of-life care and support to patients and families at home or at inpatient unit. Offers bereavement care for families and a bereavement camp for kids.
1094 The Life of a Single Mom
www.thelifeofasinglemom.com (225) 341-8055
TLSM educates the public on challenges single moms face, while providing programs that ensure their success in parenting, finances and health and wellness.
1057 The Salvation Army - Shreveport Corps
www.salvationarmyalm.org/shreveport/ (318) 424-3200
The Salvation Army - Shreveport Corps offers an array of social services, including a homeless shelter, food pantry, disaster relief and a Boys and Girls Club.
1112 The Young Men’s Christian Association of the Capital Area
www.ymcabatonrouge.org (225) 923-0653
The YMCA of the Capital Area enhances the quality of life spiritually, mentally, physically and socially for all. Supports Youth Development, Healthy Living, and Social Responsibility.
1061 United Way of Acadiana, Inc.
www.unitedwayofacadiana.org (337) 233-8302
United Way of Acadiana fights for the health, education and financial stability of every person in every community within Acadia, Lafayette,
St. Martin and Vermilion parishes.
1063 United Way of Northeast Louisiana, Inc.
www.unitedwaynela.org (318) 325-3869
United Way of Northeast Louisiana fights for the Education, Financial Stability, and Health of every person in our community.
1064 United Way of Southeast Louisiana
www.unitedwaysela.org (504) 822-5540
UWSELA’s goal is to eradicate poverty in southeast Louisiana by working to create equitable communities where all individuals are healthy, educated, and economically stable.
1065 United Way of Southwest Louisiana, Inc.
www.unitedwayswla.org (337) 433-1088
United Way of Southwest Louisiana fights for the education, financial stability, and health of every person and community in SWLA.
1070 Volunteers of America of North Louisiana
www.voanorthla.org (318) 221-2669
Serves the most vulnerable individuals, including children, people with disabilities, veterans and seniors. Offering opportunity, promoting dignity and inspiring change.
1069 Volunteers of America Southeast Louisiana, Inc.
www.voasela.org (504) 482-2130
Volunteers of America responds to pressing human needs such as serving individuals with disabilities, providing housing, and providing services for veterans in crisis.
1068 Volunteers of America, Greater Baton Rouge, Inc.
www.voagbr.org (225) 387-0061
Provides healing services to children in foster care, promotes quality early childhood education, and connects low-income seniors, veterans and homeless families to affordable housing.
1116 YWCA of Greater Baton Rouge
www.ywca-br.org (225) 383-0681
YWCA of Greater Baton Rouge is dedicated to eliminating racism and empowering women, with programs focused on providing Early Head Start, teen/youth empowerment, and bail reform.
1095 Alzheimer’s Agency of Shreveport/Bossier, Inc.
www.alzagency.org (318) 780-7906
The Alzheimer’s Agency of Shreveport/Bossier publishes a local resource directory, provides case management services, facilitates caregiver support groups and offers family support via telephone.
1096 Alzheimer’s Association
www.alz.org/louisiana/ (504) 613-6505
The Alzheimer’s Association provides educational programs, services, advocacy, and research efforts to help those with Alzheimer’s, their caregivers, and family throughout all communities in Louisiana.
1001 Alzheimer’s Services of the Capital Area, Inc.
www.alzbr.org (225) 334-7494
Provides education and support services to healthcare professionals, memory impaired individuals, family members and caregivers in the Greater Baton Rouge area and statewide training in nursing homes.
1005 American Red Cross
www.redcross.org/louisiana (504) 620-3105
The American Red Cross prevents and alleviates human suffering in the face of emergencies by mobilizing the power of volunteers and the generosity of donors.
1007 Avoyelles Society for the Developmentally Disabled, Inc.
(318) 253-6955
The Avoyelles Society for the Developmentally Disabled provides an adult sheltered workshop and day habilitation services for handicapped adults.
1113 Baton Rouge Youth Coalition, Inc.
www.thebryc.org (225) 456-5752
BRYC prepares high-achieving, under-resourced high school students to enter, excel in, and graduate from college so they can become full participants in society.
1098 Cancer Association of Greater New Orleans, Inc.
www.cagno.org (504) 733-5539
CAGNO was founded in 1959 with a mission to assist local cancer patients and their families by providing support that enables them to continue their treatment.
1075 Cancer Services
www.cancerservices.org (225) 927-2273
Cancer Services’ mission is to improve life for those living with cancer by providing financial, physical and emotional support – always free-of-charge.
1076 Capital Area Agency on Aging - District II, Inc.
www.capitalaaa.org (225) 922-2525
Capital Area Agency on Aging advocates and provides services to enhance the quality of life for aging adults in an 18-parish service area.
1099 Capital Area CASA Association
www.casabr.org (225) 379-8598
CASA volunteers advocate for the best interests of abused and neglected children in foster care because every child deserves a safe, permanent home.
1100 Capital Area Family Violence Intervention Center, Inc.
www.stopdv.org (225) 389-3002
CAFVIC empowers and serves domestic violence survivors in seven parishes through legal services, emergency shelter, advocacy, and a 24-hour crisis line. All services are free.
1010 Capital Area United Way
www.cauw.org (225) 383-2643
CAUW fights for the health, education, income stability, and basic needs of every person in a 10-parish community.
1114 Care Pregnancy Center
www.GiveThemOptions.com (318) 861-4600
Offers free pregnancy testing, ultrasounds, education, and material assistance to women and their babies.
1079 Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Baton Rouge, Inc.
www.CatholicCharitiesBR.org (225) 336-8700
Catholic Charities Baton Rouge serves all faiths with life-changing programs to address issues like unplanned pregnancies, mental health, disasters, unemployment, adoption, incarceration, and poverty.
1101 Covenant House New Orleans
www.covenanthousenola.org (504) 584-1111
For thirty years Covenant House has provided comprehensive residential and support services to homeless, runaway, and at-risk youth (ages 16-22) from across Louisiana.
1091 Crohn’s & Colitis Foundation, Inc.
www.crohnscolitisfoundation.org/chapters/louisiana (504) 408-2119
Dedicated to finding cures for Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis, and to improving the quality of life of those affected by IBD.
1102 D.A.R.T. (Domestic Abuse Resistance Team)
www.dartla.org (318) 513-9373
D.A.R.T. addresses the needs of victims of family violence in a seven-parish area: Lincoln, Union, Jackson, Bienville, Claiborne, Grant, and Winn.
1015 Easter Seals Louisiana, Inc.
www.easterseals.com/louisiana/ (504) 523-7325
Easter Seals Louisiana’s mission is to assist children and adults with physical and intellectual disabilities achieve independence.
1018 Faith House, Inc.
www.faithhouseacadiana.com (337) 232-8954
Faith House, Inc. provides crisis intervention, shelter and support services to victims of domestic violence in Acadia, Avoyelles, Evangeline, Lafayette, St. Landry, and Vermilion parishes.
1022 Food Bank of Northwest Louisiana
www.foodbanknla.org (318) 675-2400
Supplying food to non-profit organizations such as food pantries, soup kitchens, and homeless shelters that help low-income children, women, and men in Northwest Louisiana.
1103 Gingerbread House Bossier-Caddo Children’s Advocacy Center, Inc.
www.gingerbreadhousecac.org (318) 674-2900
The Gingerbread House, an accredited Child Advocacy Center, serves child victims of sexual and physical abuse throughout the investigation, prosecution, and treatment phases of cases.
1080 Goodwill Industries of Southeastern Louisiana, Inc.
www.goodwillno.org (504) 456-2622
Provides job training and community services to people with disabilities and other employment barriers to improve their economic self-sufficiency and quality of life.
1023 Greater Baton Rouge Foodbank, Inc.
www.brfoodbank.org (225) 359-9940
For 30+ years, the Greater Baton Rouge Foodbank, a 501 ( c ) ( 3 ) organization, has served the hungry with help from 115+ member agencies throughout 11 parishes.
1025 Hearts of Hope
www.theheartsofhope.org (337) 269-1557
Hearts of Hope responds daily to those affected by sexual violence through education, advocacy, and empowerment within an eight-parish service area.
1115 Heritage Ranch
www.hrbr.org (225) 658-1800
A children’s home and family restoration center serving over 15 parishes by providing care, support, education, and counseling for boys and families in crisis.
1104 HOPE Ministries of Baton Rouge
www.hopebr.org; www.thewaytoworkla.com (225) 355-0702
Helping families at risk for homelessness reach self-sufficiency through a client choice food pantry, workforce program, and community education (financial literacy and poverty awareness).
1027 Innocence Project New Orleans
www.ip-no.org (504) 943-1902
In Louisiana and Mississippi, the two states with the highest incarceration rates, Innocence Project New Orleans frees innocent prisoners, exposes injustice and prevents wrongful convictions.
1028 JDRF International
www.jdrf.org 1 (800) 533-2873
JDRF is the global leader funding type 1 diabetes research. JDRF’s mission is to accelerate breakthroughs to cure, prevent and treat T1D and its complications.
1032 Louisiana Center for the Blind
www.louisianacenter.org (318) 251-2891
The Louisiana Center for the Blind offers special programs and promotes research to improve the quality of life for blind children and adults throughout Louisiana.
1082 Louisiana Foundation Against Sexual Assault, Inc.
www.lafasa.org (225) 372-8995
Through its services of statewide crisis centers, LaFASA educates and empowers advocates and communities to ensure survival for victims of sexual assault.
1035 Metro Centers for Community Advocacy
www.mccagno.org (504) 837-5400
Metro’s mission: To break the cycle of violence and aid survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault and stalking through empowerment, advocacy, intervention and transformation.
1038 NAMI New Orleans, Inc.
www.namineworleans.org (504) 896-2345
NAMI New Orleans offers hope, help and healing to people with mental illness through family support, education, advocacy, and quality psychosocial services.
1040 National Kidney Foundation of Louisiana, Inc.
www.kidneyla.org (504) 861-4500
Provides local research funding, free kidney health screenings, pediatric summer camps, public, professional and physician education, organ donation information, financial assistance, referrals and advocacy.
1041 National Multiple Sclerosis Society
www.nationalMSsociety.org (504) 322-3790
Providing programs and services to those affected by multiple sclerosis including financial assistance, education, information, wellness programs, research, referrals, support groups and counseling.
1086 National Psoriasis Foundation
www.psoriasis.org 1 (800) 723-9166
The National Psoriasis Foundation is a non-profit organization with a mission to drive efforts to cure psoriatic disease and improve the lives of those affected.
1043 NO/AIDS Task Force
www.noaidstaskforce.org (504) 821-2601
NO/AIDS Task Force provides primary healthcare, behavioral health, home-delivered meals, housing, prevention, health education, and legal services to the Greater New Orleans community.
1106 Northwest Louisiana Community Development Corporation
www.northwestlouisianacdc.org (318) 631-4428
The NWLACDC provides a transitional home for homeless boys ages 13-18, and a youth technology center to prepare children for the future workforce.
1093 Prevent Child Abuse Louisiana, Inc.
www.pcal.org (225) 925-9520
Prevent Child Abuse Louisiana provides programs and raises community awareness to strengthen families and prevent the abuse and neglect of Louisiana’s children.
1048 Rays of Sonshine
www.raysofsonshine.com (318) 323-0502
State licensed, clinical and residential women and women with children addiction recovery facility with educational, life skills, job training, child development and weekly public pantry services.
1049 Second Harvest Food Bank of Greater New Orleans and Acadiana
www.no-hunger.org (504) 734-1322
Second Harvest Food Bank’s mission is to lead the fight against hunger in South Louisiana by providing food access, advocacy, education and disaster response.
1050 Sexual Trauma Awareness and Response (STAR) Center
www.star.ngo (225) 615-7093
STAR provides free and confidential services to youth and adult sexual assault survivors. Services include a 24/7 hotline, advocacy, counseling, legal representation, community education and outreach.
1109 Society of St. Vincent de Paul of Greater Baton Rouge
www.svdpbr.org (225) 383-7837
Operates several programs, including shelters for the homeless; a dining room to feed the hungry; and Uniforms for Kids for needy school children.
1052 St. Bernard Battered Women’s Program, Inc.
www.StBernardBWP.org (504) 277-3177
Empowers survivors of domestic violence--through programs that promote quality assurance and continuous growth--to live lives free from power and control…shelter, advocacy, referrals, crisis intervention.
1053 St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital
www.stjude.org (225) 706-5300
Researches and treats childhood cancer and other life-threatening diseases. Families never billed by St. Jude for treatment, travel, housing or food. Discoveries freely shared worldwide.
1110 St. Nicholas Center for Children
www.stnickcenter.org (337) 491-0800
St. Nicholas Center for Children is transforming the lives of children diagnosed with autism, delays and disorders by providing therapy and family support.
1055 Susan G. Komen Baton Rouge
www.KomenBatonRouge.org (225) 615-8740
Mission is to save lives by meeting the most critical needs in our communities and investing in breakthrough research to prevent and cure breast cancer.
1090 The Emerge Center for Communication, Behavior and Development
www.emergela.org (225) 343-4232
The Emerge Center empowers children with autism and individuals with communication challenges to achieve independence through innovative and family-centered therapies.
1056 The Food Bank of Central Louisiana, Inc.
www.fbcenla.org (318) 445-2773
Distributes food and grocery products to individuals and families in need through 104 member agencies across 11 parishes in Central Louisiana.
1088 The Hospice of Baton Rouge
www.hospicebr.org (225) 767-4673
Provides end-of-life care and support to patients and families at home or at inpatient unit. Offers bereavement care for families and a bereavement camp for kids.
1094 The Life of a Single Mom
www.thelifeofasinglemom.com (225) 341-8055
TLSM educates the public on challenges single moms face, while providing programs that ensure their success in parenting, finances and health and wellness.
1057 The Salvation Army - Shreveport Corps
www.salvationarmyalm.org/shreveport/ (318) 424-3200
The Salvation Army - Shreveport Corps offers an array of social services, including a homeless shelter, food pantry, disaster relief and a Boys and Girls Club.
1112 The Young Men’s Christian Association of the Capital Area
www.ymcabatonrouge.org (225) 923-0653
The YMCA of the Capital Area enhances the quality of life spiritually, mentally, physically and socially for all. Supports Youth Development, Healthy Living, and Social Responsibility.
1061 United Way of Acadiana, Inc.
www.unitedwayofacadiana.org (337) 233-8302
United Way of Acadiana fights for the health, education and financial stability of every person in every community within Acadia, Lafayette,
St. Martin and Vermilion parishes.
1063 United Way of Northeast Louisiana, Inc.
www.unitedwaynela.org (318) 325-3869
United Way of Northeast Louisiana fights for the Education, Financial Stability, and Health of every person in our community.
1064 United Way of Southeast Louisiana
www.unitedwaysela.org (504) 822-5540
UWSELA’s goal is to eradicate poverty in southeast Louisiana by working to create equitable communities where all individuals are healthy, educated, and economically stable.
1065 United Way of Southwest Louisiana, Inc.
www.unitedwayswla.org (337) 433-1088
United Way of Southwest Louisiana fights for the education, financial stability, and health of every person and community in SWLA.
1070 Volunteers of America of North Louisiana
www.voanorthla.org (318) 221-2669
Serves the most vulnerable individuals, including children, people with disabilities, veterans and seniors. Offering opportunity, promoting dignity and inspiring change.
1069 Volunteers of America Southeast Louisiana, Inc.
www.voasela.org (504) 482-2130
Volunteers of America responds to pressing human needs such as serving individuals with disabilities, providing housing, and providing services for veterans in crisis.
1068 Volunteers of America, Greater Baton Rouge, Inc.
www.voagbr.org (225) 387-0061
Provides healing services to children in foster care, promotes quality early childhood education, and connects low-income seniors, veterans and homeless families to affordable housing.
1116 YWCA of Greater Baton Rouge
www.ywca-br.org (225) 383-0681
YWCA of Greater Baton Rouge is dedicated to eliminating racism and empowering women, with programs focused on providing Early Head Start, teen/youth empowerment, and bail reform.
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