Culture Aid NOLA continues to distribute food and groceries after Hurricane Ida.
HandsOn New Orleans is operating a state-wide multiagency warehouse to receive and distribute much needed supplies and goods into every impacted parish.
Hurricane Ida relief money will go to their non-profit partners and direct aid to impacted residents. Their primary objective is getting people what they need: food, water, cool air and they are moving forward with the full compliment of additional resources.
The Greater New Orleans Foundation (GNOF) will accept donations to its Disaster Response & Restoration Fund in response to the Emergency Declaration for New Orleans and other parts of Southeast Louisiana ahead of Hurricane Ida. The Greater New Orleans Foundation Disaster Response and Restoration Fund mobilizes and supports a network of voluntary and community organizations active in disasterswhose expertise is deployed locally, nationally and internationally. The Response and Restoration Fund provides immediate relief as well as long-term rebuilding support.
The Junior League of New Orleans is working with the City of New Orleans to support victims of Hurricane Ida with donations, as well as sending supplies to Southeast Louisiana. The Junior League of New Orleans (JLNO) founded its Diaper Bank in 2014 to help families from the bottom up. They can accept in-kind donations of new diapers and feminine hygiene products at their headquarters (4319 Carondelet NOLA 70115) M-F from 9-3 PM.
The Mutual Aid Response Network is a group of Louisiana residents, led by Imagine Water Works, that activates during floods, storms, and other natural and manmade disasters. All donations will go directly to local groups and will prioritize the leadership of Black, Indigenous, People of Color (BIPOC) who are most impacted Hurricane Ida.
Operation BBQ Relief continues to share the healing power of BBQ to communities affected by Hurricane Ida. Operation BBQ Relief has airlifted meals to hard hit areas like Houma, LA where the town has been decimated. They provided over 17,000 meals to the City of New Orleans when the city was still without power. They have also provided drive-thru lunch and dinner services for families in Hammond, LA.
Rebuilding Together New Orleans is assisting with Hurricane Ida response by coordinating receiving, sorting, and delivering donated items for residents in need.
Resilience Force community health workers are delivering meals and essential supplies to home-bound New Orleanians in the aftermath of Hurricane Ida.
When disaster strikes, The Salvation Army is there to provide food, drinks, shelter, emotional and spiritual care and other emergency services to survivors and rescue workers.
Thousands have been impacted and displaced by Hurricane Ida. Every $1 donated helps Second Harvest provide 4 meals to our neighbors facing hunger. Thank you for your generous support.
SBP’s disaster response teams have crossed miles of broken roads to begin their long-term disaster recovery work in Ida-impacted communities. They are spread out from New Orleans to Terrebonne Parish putting their experience, people and systems in place to help these communities with long-term recovery. Donations made to SBP's Ida Recovery will go directly to their on-the-ground efforts.
United Way of Southeast Louisiana is here before, during, and after disasters. When a disaster strikes, your gift helps families get back in their homes, rebuild schools and businesses, and give our vulnerable neighbors the care they need. All proceeds will fund immediate relief efforts already underway and long-term rebuilding and community grants to partner organizations providing direct services to assist with recovery.
Hurricane Ida made landfall on the US Gulf Coast this weekend as an incredibly powerful Category 4 storm. WCK's Relief Team was in New Orleans and immediately following the storm's passing, began preparing hot, fresh meals along with sandwiches and fruit for first responders and families impacted. The WCK Team continues to expand operations to reach more people in need across Louisiana.