Anne Dale in the Press

Anne Dale donates a portion of sales of the Jeweler for a Cause Collection to people in need.

Sep 13

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Donations assist in serving people with physical, emotional, learning disabilities and hurricane recovery damage to location. To help, please contact:
New Heights Therapy Center

16191 Highway 40, P.O. Bo 1283 Folsom, LA 70437
(985) 796-3677 (Sue Cheveallier)

 



Sep 13

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Donations to Catholic Charities support the community centers
which enable them to continue their mission to respect the dignity and potential of each human person
by offering life-giving programs, advocation for the voiceless and empowering the poor, vulnerable and hurricane recovery efforts.
If you would like to donate to Catholic Charities, contact James Kelly
1000 Howard Avenue
New Orleans, LA 39576
(504) 523-3755
www.ccano.org



Apr 13

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During Hurricane Katrina Our Lady of Prompt Succor Church had 4 feet of water in the church building. Our Lady of Prompt Succor Church was one of the first churches to receive a donation from the sales of the new piece, “Pray for the Gulf Coast” honoring Our Lady of Prompt Succor. If you would like to donate to the church, you can contact them at:
Our Lady of Prompt Succor Church
2320 Paris Rd.
Chalmette, LA 70043
(504) 271-3441



Mar 13

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Our Lady of Perpetual Help Helping Hands is a volunteer group that is helping the community with aftermath needs to Katrina victims in the city of Kenner (Jefferson Parish) with food and supplies. If you would like to donate to their mission, contact Diane Ferrara at:

504-464-0361
1908 Short St.,
Kenner, LA 70062



Mar 13
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Friends of the Frontline is a charitable fund established to raise money and assist police officers and firefighters who worked our frontline during and after Hurricane Katrina, while selflessly enduring complete losses to their own homes. Friends of the Frontline is established to direct its activities toward these heroic individuals in the Parishes of St. Tammany, Jefferson, Orleans, St. Bernard, and Plaquemines. If you would like to donate Friends of the Frontline,
contact them at www.friendsofthefrontline.com,
P.O. Box 2068,
Mandeville, LA 70470
or call direct 1-985-629-0555.



Mar 13
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Pennies for Bread and the Abbey bake hundreds of loaves a week for shelters throughout St.Tammany Parish and New Orleans assisting Katrina victims. Their bread is distributed to many shelters such as Ozanam Inn, Mercy Endeavors, Haven House, Covington Food Bank, Samaritan Center, Brantley Baptist Center and many others. The Pennies for Bread program depends solely on donations to feed those in need. If you would like to donate to their mission,
please contact them on line at
www.sjasc.edu, pba@sjasc.edu,

PBA Manager,
75376 River Road,
Saint Benedict, LA 70457



Mar 13
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Operation Home Delivery is Habitat for Humanity’s effort to assist families
in need find housing and hope in the aftermath of Katrina. If you would like to donate to Habitat for Humanity, go on line to www.habitat.org.
You can also contact the Covington, Louisiana operation directly:
Marilyn Wenzel, Vice President for Development at:
919 North Columbia Street,
Covington, LA 70433
1-985-893-3172.



Mar 13
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SSA, a catholic college preparatory high school in Covington, LA drawing upon its 100-year history of sisterhood perpetuates the Benedictine tradition prayer, work, study and community. Students will be assisting in a work project at Our Lady of Lourdes School which was devastated by Katrina in New Orleans. If you would like to donate to their mission, please contact:

Elaine Simmons at

www.ssacad.com. OR
122 South Massachusetts Street,
Covington, LA 70433
OR 1-985-892-2540 ext. 132



Mar 13
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Council on Aging helps many senior citizens with meals, medical, and transportation needs. The Council on Aging has lost seven vans to Katrina. These vans are necessary for transporting the elderly for medical treatment and food deliveries. “Many times we overlook the needs of the elderly”, says Anne Dale. If you would like to donate to the Council On Aging of St. Tammany,
please contact them at:
www.coastseniors.org or
623 Plaza Drive,
Covington, LA 70433
1-985-892-0377.



Mar 13

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Thousands of homes were devastated in this New Orleans East community.
Because flood insurance was not a requirement many of the Vietnamese families are looking for financial assistance to rebuild. The Vietnamese people are dedicated workers who help everyone in their community. If you would like to donate to the needs of this parish, please contact Rev. Vien Nguyen
at maryqueenofvietnam.org or ntv3@aol.com,
14001 Dwyer Blvd.
New Orleans, LA 70129
504-254-5660.



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