Projects We Support

‘Ween Dream is an all-volunteer 501(C)(3) nonprofit that gives free Halloween costumes to children, or ‘weensters, in need across America. They are the only nationally-recognized Halloween costume donation organization, providing thousands of costumes each year to children across the country. Their team of volunteers work to provide each child with a costume that has been hand-selected for their character preference, sizing, and special accommodations.

NAMIWalks is the National Association on Mental Illness‘s 5K walk program designed for storytelling and fundraising, sharing stories to eliminate stigma, and raising funds to support the work of local NAMI affiliates.

Our Kiwanis club recognizes and encourages the students through examples to feel empowered to do great things in their communities.

RMHCSLA partners with our local children’s health care providers to keep families together and near the medical care that their ill or injured children needs. They have continued to focus on families’ needs as they face the medical uncertainty and financial stress of caring for their children.

St. Michael Special School educates students age six through adulthood with intellectual and developmental disabilities. The school is unique in that it provides for the development of the whole child—academically, physically, emotionally, and spiritually—regardless of their disability.

Magnolia Community Services is a private 501(c) (3) non-profit organization providing support to adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. They offer support and services in more than twenty residential group homes, supported community living, vocational/day habilitation, supported employment, recreational, and wellness programs.

Ryan’s Giving Tree exists to support leaders, and to grow organizations as they positively and sustainably impact the health, wealth, and housing of our local communities.

Toups’ Family Meal was established in response to the urgent needs revealed during recent challenges faced by local communities in New Orleans. Their mission is to alleviate hunger and transportation insecurities by providing essential nourishment to families in need, with a focus on supporting children and individuals facing food insecurity in Orleans Parish.

Grounds Krewe provides a special event culture that retains all of its enjoyment while having the lowest impact possible on our community spaces and our planet’s resources by creating a setting in which environmental stewardship is both convenient and contagious.

They inspire self-sufficiency, dignity, and hope by providing critical health and human services to thousands of vulnerable individuals and families across Southeast Louisiana.