St. Charles Avenue November 2021
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YAYA empowers creative young people, ages 5-25, through free visual arts education combined with entrepreneurial, leadership, and life skills training. For more than 30 years, YAYA has been a creative community where young people have the freedom, opportunities, and resources to discover their passions and artistic voices.
Second Harvest has served twenty-three parishes of South Louisiana since our founding in 1982 by Archbishop Hannan and others. Our mission has grown over four decades to provide the equivalent of more than 50 million meals a year to those in need. Email 
For 25 years, the New Orleans Police and Justice Foundation has worked to make our city a safer place to live, work, and visit through prudent investments in public safety including a modern police department, an equitable justice system and a community that stands behind the brave women and men who are our front line against crime. 
The New Orleans Mission has been serving the community for over 31 years. Helping aid those struggling in addiction, mental illness, abuse and food insecurity. We offer a safe place of healing and restoration with programs and services designed to meet the mental, physical, and emotional needs of each person we serve.
Since 1980, MASNO has championed New Orleans as a vibrant center of the music world by supporting musical artists, hosting international talent, and providing music education and performance opportunities for students from across the globe. MASNO’s innovative programming and signature events include the New Orleans International Piano Competition, the New Orleans Piano Institute and Keyboard Festival, Festival PiaNOLA and Concerto Showcase, salon concerts, online concert streaming, and masterclasses and lecture performances at area schools.
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LBF is the largest state funder of civil legal aid. Through grants, we assist disaster victims, women, children, elderly, people with disabilities, newly unemployed, those facing loss of their homes, veterans and military families, and many others. We partner with a trusted network of more than 70 organizations that lead community driven efforts to help families facing non-criminal, civil legal challenges. Our goal is to make sure that Louisiana’s civil justice system is accessible to all. Visit www.raisingthebar.org to get more information on how to help.
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Guided by its mission to educate children, strengthen families, and build community, Kingsley House provides nationally accredited and life changing early childhood education, adult day care, workforce development, and community and supportive services to more than 8,000 people annually. Advocacy for equality, equity and inclusion has always been essential to Kingsley House’s work since its founding in 1896. A name change that reflects the organization’s values and vision is forthcoming during this 125th anniversary year.
Jerome Morgan, left, exonerated in May 2016 and Jarvis Ballard, right, exonerated in August 2021.[/caption]
IPNO frees innocent people sentenced to life in prison and those serving unjust sentences. We recognize the root causes of wrongful convictions and unjust sentences as systemic racism and inequities. We work to expose and address these root causes by sharing our clients’ stories in court, the legislature, the community and the media. We support our clients living well and fully in the world after their release. To help support our work, visit 
NOAHH has provided innovative housing solutions for 38 years. NOAHH’s homebuyer program provides families and individuals the opportunity to own a home with a 0% interest mortgage. Partner families provide 350 hours of “sweat equity” and take homeownership and financial literacy classes. Other programs include affordable home repair and ReStores in New Orleans and Kenner that sell low-cost, donated housing materials. NOAHH is a leader in long-term rebuilding efforts after Hurricane Ida.
