name: Beacon of Hope Resource Center -> Beacon of Hope Resource Center (Partnered w/Catholic Charities & St. Joan of Arc Catholic Church in LaPlace, LA) - 2012 HURRICANE ISAAC
mission: Mission Statement: The Beacon of Hope Resource Center was founded by homeowners Denise and Doug Thornton whose once flooded home serves as a refuge for weary neighbors and is now a lifeline for all homeowners who seek information and resources to rebuild their own devistated homes in the wake of Hurricane Katrina. Our mission is to assist returning homeowners by providing information and acting as a communication link between city agencies to restore basic services such as mail delivery, electricity, debris removal, etc. The Beacon of Hope also recommends a complete aray of contractors in every profession who are state licensed and insured. We organize groups of volunteers to clean yards from doorstep to curb removing debris and landscape vegetation and provide lawn maintenance. The Beacon of Hope is here to help enhance the quality of life, strengthen our ability as a group to solve our own problems and facilitate the rebirth of our beloved neighborhood. We are "leading the way home". Description: Having a clean, debris free environment encourages hopeful attitudes for returning residents. Clean streets, yards and public properties instills confidence and a feeling of safety which is essential to repopulating neighborhoods. --------------------------------------------------------- St. Paul Beacon of Hope/ Homecoming Center 6268 Vicksburg The Episcopal Diocese of Louisiana, Office of Disaster Response has implemented a Homecoming Center in conjunction with the Beacon of Hope Resource Center. A multi purpose center with services available to all citizens who need assistance. All services and assistance available at all Beacons will also be available here. Additionally, the following services will also be offered: Assistance for the Elderly 4 to 5 Case Workers: who will be able to walk property owners through every step of recovery from applications to LRA, submitting SBA applications, understanding ICC Funding and applications, identifying possible grants for homeowners. Mental health services for children Notary Public, rendering services at no charge Future Programs: free meditation classes, mental health workshops and free legal aid Free Washateria is Now Open: Monday, Wednesday and Friday 9 am to 1 pm Tuesday and Thursday 4 pm to 7 pm Saturday 9 pm to 3 pm There is a play room for children -------------------------------------------------------------- Executive Director, Jackie Richard 319 W. Harrison Avenue New Orleans, LA 70124 504 309-5120 JRichard@lakewoodbeacon.org Mailing address: 5475 Bellaire Drive New Orleans, LA 70124 Fax number: 504 872-9873 Director of Volunteers, Liz Widener Liz@lakewoodbeacon.org 504 312-2748 -> Mission Statement: The Beacon of Hope Resource Center was founded by homeowners Denise and Doug Thornton whose once flooded home serves as a refuge for weary neighbors and is now a lifeline for all homeowners who seek information and resources to rebuild their own devistated homes in the wake of Hurricane Katrina. Our mission is to assist returning homeowners by providing information and acting as a communication link between city agencies to restore basic services such as mail delivery, electricity, debris removal, etc. The Beacon of Hope also recommends a complete aray of contractors in every profession who are state licensed and insured. We organize groups of volunteers to clean yards from doorstep to curb removing debris and landscape vegetation and provide lawn maintenance. The Beacon of Hope is here to help enhance the quality of life, strengthen our ability as a group to solve our own problems and facilitate the rebirth of our beloved neighborhood. We are "leading the way home". Description: Having a clean, debris free environment encourages hopeful attitudes for returning residents. Clean streets, yards and public properties instills confidence and a feeling of safety which is essential to repopulating neighborhoods. --------------------------------------------------------- St. Paul Beacon of Hope/ Homecoming Center 6268 Vicksburg The Episcopal Diocese of Louisiana, Office of Disaster Response has implemented a Homecoming Center in conjunction with the Beacon of Hope Resource Center. A multi purpose center with services available to all citizens who need assistance. All services and assistance available at all Beacons will also be available here. Additionally, the following services will also be offered: Assistance for the Elderly 4 to 5 Case Workers: who will be able to walk property owners through every step of recovery from applications to LRA, submitting SBA applications, understanding ICC Funding and applications, identifying possible grants for homeowners. Mental health services for children Notary Public, rendering services at no charge Future Programs: free meditation classes, mental health workshops and free legal aid Free Washateria is Now Open: Monday, Wednesday and Friday 9 am to 1 pm Tuesday and Thursday 4 pm to 7 pm Saturday 9 pm to 3 pm There is a play room for children -------------------------------------------------------------- Executive Director, Jackie Richard 319 W. Harrison Avenue New Orleans, LA 70124 504 309-5120 JRichard@lakewoodbeacon.org Mailing address: 5475 Bellaire Drive New Orleans, LA 70124 Fax number: 504 872-9873 Director of Volunteers, Liz Widener Liz@lakewoodbeacon.org 504 312-2748

notes: LTel: 9/17/12 SOURCE: http://finance.yahoo.com/video/orleans-volunteers-help-laplace-isaac-223345609.html Beacon of Hope Resource Center has partnered with Catholic Charities and St. Joan of Arc Church in La Place, LA. They are recruiting volunteers every weekend to do gutting and debris removal. If you'd like to volunteer to help your community recover from Hurricane Isaac, call: 504-309-5120 -> LTel: 9/17/12 SOURCE: http://finance.yahoo.com/video/orleans-volunteers-help-laplace-isaac-223345609.html Beacon of Hope Resource Center has partnered with Catholic Charities and St. Joan of Arc Catholic Church in La Place, LA. They are recruiting volunteers every weekend to do gutting and debris removal. If you'd like to volunteer to help your community recover from Hurricane Isaac, call: 504-309-5120
mission: Mission Statement: The Beacon of Hope Resource Center was founded by homeowners Denise and Doug Thornton whose once flooded home serves as a refuge for weary neighbors and is now a lifeline for all homeowners who seek information and resources to rebuild their own devistated homes in the wake of Hurricane Katrina. Our mission is to assist returning homeowners by providing information and acting as a communication link between city agencies to restore basic services such as mail delivery, electricity, debris removal, etc. The Beacon of Hope also recommends a complete aray of contractors in every profession who are state licensed and insured. We organize groups of volunteers to clean yards from doorstep to curb removing debris and landscape vegetation and provide lawn maintenance. The Beacon of Hope is here to help enhance the quality of life, strengthen our ability as a group to solve our own problems and facilitate the rebirth of our beloved neighborhood. We are "leading the way home". Description: Having a clean, debris free environment encourages hopeful attitudes for returning residents. Clean streets, yards and public properties instills confidence and a feeling of safety which is essential to repopulating neighborhoods. --------------------------------------------------------- St. Paul Beacon of Hope/ Homecoming Center 6268 Vicksburg The Episcopal Diocese of Louisiana, Office of Disaster Response has implemented a Homecoming Center in conjunction with the Beacon of Hope Resource Center. A multi purpose center with services available to all citizens who need assistance. All services and assistance available at all Beacons will also be available here. Additionally, the following services will also be offered: Assistance for the Elderly 4 to 5 Case Workers: who will be able to walk property owners through every step of recovery from applications to LRA, submitting SBA applications, understanding ICC Funding and applications, identifying possible grants for homeowners. Mental health services for children Notary Public, rendering services at no charge Future Programs: free meditation classes, mental health workshops and free legal aid Free Washateria is Now Open: Monday, Wednesday and Friday 9 am to 1 pm Tuesday and Thursday 4 pm to 7 pm Saturday 9 pm to 3 pm There is a play room for children -------------------------------------------------------------- Executive Director, Jackie Richard 319 W. Harrison Avenue New Orleans, LA 70124 504 309-5120 JRichard@lakewoodbeacon.org Mailing address: 5475 Bellaire Drive New Orleans, LA 70124 Fax number: 504 872-9873 Director of Volunteers, Liz Widener Liz@lakewoodbeacon.org 504 312-2748 -> Mission Statement: The Beacon of Hope Resource Center was founded by homeowners Denise and Doug Thornton whose once flooded home serves as a refuge for weary neighbors and is now a lifeline for all homeowners who seek information and resources to rebuild their own devistated homes in the wake of Hurricane Katrina. Our mission is to assist returning homeowners by providing information and acting as a communication link between city agencies to restore basic services such as mail delivery, electricity, debris removal, etc. The Beacon of Hope also recommends a complete aray of contractors in every profession who are state licensed and insured. We organize groups of volunteers to clean yards from doorstep to curb removing debris and landscape vegetation and provide lawn maintenance. The Beacon of Hope is here to help enhance the quality of life, strengthen our ability as a group to solve our own problems and facilitate the rebirth of our beloved neighborhood. We are "leading the way home". Description: Having a clean, debris free environment encourages hopeful attitudes for returning residents. Clean streets, yards and public properties instills confidence and a feeling of safety which is essential to repopulating neighborhoods. --------------------------------------------------------- St. Paul Beacon of Hope/ Homecoming Center 6268 Vicksburg The Episcopal Diocese of Louisiana, Office of Disaster Response has implemented a Homecoming Center in conjunction with the Beacon of Hope Resource Center. A multi purpose center with services available to all citizens who need assistance. All services and assistance available at all Beacons will also be available here. Additionally, the following services will also be offered: Assistance for the Elderly 4 to 5 Case Workers: who will be able to walk property owners through every step of recovery from applications to LRA, submitting SBA applications, understanding ICC Funding and applications, identifying possible grants for homeowners. Mental health services for children Notary Public, rendering services at no charge Future Programs: free meditation classes, mental health workshops and free legal aid Free Washateria is Now Open: Monday, Wednesday and Friday 9 am to 1 pm Tuesday and Thursday 4 pm to 7 pm Saturday 9 pm to 3 pm There is a play room for children -------------------------------------------------------------- Executive Director, Jackie Richard 319 W. Harrison Avenue New Orleans, LA 70124 504 309-5120 JRichard@lakewoodbeacon.org Mailing address: 5475 Bellaire Drive New Orleans, LA 70124 Fax number: 504 872-9873 Director of Volunteers, Liz Widener Liz@lakewoodbeacon.org 504 312-2748

notes: Mission Statement: The Beacon of Hope Resource Center was founded by homeowners Denise and Doug Thornton whose once flooded home serves as a refuge for weary neighbors and is now a lifeline for all homeowners who seek information and resources to rebuild their own devistated homes in the wake of Hurricane Katrina. Our mission is to assist returning homeowners by providing information and acting as a communication link between city agencies to restore basic services such as mail delivery, electricity, debris removal, etc. The Beacon of Hope also recommends a complete aray of contractors in every profession who are state licensed and insured. We organize groups of volunteers to clean yards from doorstep to curb removing debris and landscape vegetation and provide lawn maintenance. The Beacon of Hope is here to help enhance the quality of life, strengthen our ability as a group to solve our own problems and facilitate the rebirth of our beloved neighborhood. We are "leading the way home". Description: Having a clean, debris free environment encourages hopeful attitudes for returning residents. Clean streets, yards and public properties instills confidence and a feeling of safety which is essential to repopulating neighborhoods. --------------------------------------------------------- St. Paul Beacon of Hope/ Homecoming Center 6268 Vicksburg The Episcopal Diocese of Louisiana, Office of Disaster Response has implemented a Homecoming Center in conjunction with the Beacon of Hope Resource Center. A multi purpose center with services available to all citizens who need assistance. All services and assistance available at all Beacons will also be available here. Additionally, the following services will also be offered: Assistance for the Elderly 4 to 5 Case Workers: who will be able to walk property owners through every step of recovery from applications to LRA, submitting SBA applications, understanding ICC Funding and applications, identifying possible grants for homeowners. Mental health services for children Notary Public, rendering services at no charge Future Programs: free meditation classes, mental health workshops and free legal aid Free Washateria is Now Open: Monday, Wednesday and Friday 9 am to 1 pm Tuesday and Thursday 4 pm to 7 pm Saturday 9 pm to 3 pm There is a play room for children -------------------------------------------------------------- Executive Director, Jackie Richard 319 W. Harrison Avenue New Orleans, LA 70124 504 309-5120 JRichard@lakewoodbeacon.org Mailing address: 5475 Bellaire Drive New Orleans, LA 70124 Fax number: 504 872-9873 Director of Volunteers, Liz Widener Liz@lakewoodbeacon.org 504 312-2748 -> LTel: 9/17/12 SOURCE: http://finance.yahoo.com/video/orleans-volunteers-help-laplace-isaac-223345609.html Beacon of Hope Resource Center has partnered with Catholic Charities and St. Joan of Arc Church in La Place, LA. They are recruiting volunteers every weekend to do gutting and debris removal. If you'd like to volunteer to help your community recover from Hurricane Isaac, call: 504-309-5120
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notes: Mission Statement: The Beacon of Hope Resource Center was founded by homeowners Denise and Doug Thornton whose once flooded home serves as a refuge for weary neighbors and is now a lifeline for all homeowners who seek information and resources to rebuild their own devistated homes in the wake of Hurricane Katrina. Our mission is to assist returning homeowners by providing information and acting as a communication link between city agencies to restore basic services such as mail delivery, electricity, debris removal, etc. The Beacon of Hope also recommends a complete aray of contractors in every profession who are state licensed and insured. We organize groups of volunteers to clean yards from doorstep to curb removing debris and landscape vegetation and provide lawn maintenance. The Beacon of Hope is here to help enhance the quality of life, strengthen our ability as a group to solve our own problems and facilitate the rebirth of our beloved neighborhood. We are "leading the way home". Description: Having a clean, debris free environment encourages hopeful attitudes for returning residents. Clean streets, yards and public properties instills confidence and a feeling of safety which is essential to repopulating neighborhoods. --------------------------------------------------------- St. Paul Beacon of Hope/ Homecoming Center 6268 Vicksburg The Episcopal Diocese of Louisiana, Office of Disaster Response has implemented a Homecoming Center in conjunction with the Beacon of Hope Resource Center. A multi purpose center with services available to all citizens who need assistance. All services and assistance available at all Beacons will also be available here. Additionally, the following services will also be offered: Assistance for the Elderly 4 to 5 Case Workers: who will be able to walk property owners through every step of recovery from applications to LRA, submitting SBA applications, understanding ICC Funding and applications, identifying possible grants for homeowners. Mental health services for children Notary Public, rendering services at no charge Future Programs: free meditation classes, mental health workshops and free legal aid Free Washateria is Now Open: Monday, Wednesday and Friday 9 am to 1 pm Tuesday and Thursday 4 pm to 7 pm Saturday 9 pm to 3 pm There is a play room for children Executive Director, Jackie Richard 319 W. Harrison Avenue New Orleans, LA 70124 504 309-5120 JRichard@lakewoodbeacon.org Mailing address: 5475 Bellaire Drive New Orleans, LA 70124 Fax number: 504 872-9873 Director of Volunteers, Liz Widener Liz@lakewoodbeacon.org 504 312-2748 -> Mission Statement: The Beacon of Hope Resource Center was founded by homeowners Denise and Doug Thornton whose once flooded home serves as a refuge for weary neighbors and is now a lifeline for all homeowners who seek information and resources to rebuild their own devistated homes in the wake of Hurricane Katrina. Our mission is to assist returning homeowners by providing information and acting as a communication link between city agencies to restore basic services such as mail delivery, electricity, debris removal, etc. The Beacon of Hope also recommends a complete aray of contractors in every profession who are state licensed and insured. We organize groups of volunteers to clean yards from doorstep to curb removing debris and landscape vegetation and provide lawn maintenance. The Beacon of Hope is here to help enhance the quality of life, strengthen our ability as a group to solve our own problems and facilitate the rebirth of our beloved neighborhood. We are "leading the way home". Description: Having a clean, debris free environment encourages hopeful attitudes for returning residents. Clean streets, yards and public properties instills confidence and a feeling of safety which is essential to repopulating neighborhoods. --------------------------------------------------------- St. Paul Beacon of Hope/ Homecoming Center 6268 Vicksburg The Episcopal Diocese of Louisiana, Office of Disaster Response has implemented a Homecoming Center in conjunction with the Beacon of Hope Resource Center. A multi purpose center with services available to all citizens who need assistance. All services and assistance available at all Beacons will also be available here. Additionally, the following services will also be offered: Assistance for the Elderly 4 to 5 Case Workers: who will be able to walk property owners through every step of recovery from applications to LRA, submitting SBA applications, understanding ICC Funding and applications, identifying possible grants for homeowners. Mental health services for children Notary Public, rendering services at no charge Future Programs: free meditation classes, mental health workshops and free legal aid Free Washateria is Now Open: Monday, Wednesday and Friday 9 am to 1 pm Tuesday and Thursday 4 pm to 7 pm Saturday 9 pm to 3 pm There is a play room for children -------------------------------------------------------------- Executive Director, Jackie Richard 319 W. Harrison Avenue New Orleans, LA 70124 504 309-5120 JRichard@lakewoodbeacon.org Mailing address: 5475 Bellaire Drive New Orleans, LA 70124 Fax number: 504 872-9873 Director of Volunteers, Liz Widener Liz@lakewoodbeacon.org 504 312-2748

notes: Mission Statement: The Beacon of Hope Resource Center was founded by homeowners Denise and Doug Thornton whose once flooded home serves as a refuge for weary neighbors and is now a lifeline for all homeowners who seek information and resources to rebuild their own devistated homes in the wake of Hurricane Katrina. Our mission is to assist returning homeowners by providing information and acting as a communication link between city agencies to restore basic services such as mail delivery, electricity, debris removal, etc. The Beacon of Hope also recommends a complete aray of contractors in every profession who are state licensed and insured. We organize groups of volunteers to clean yards from doorstep to curb removing debris and landscape vegetation and provide lawn maintenance. The Beacon of Hope is here to help enhance the quality of life, strengthen our ability as a group to solve our own problems and facilitate the rebirth of our beloved neighborhood. We are "leading the way home". Description: Having a clean, debris free environment encourages hopeful attitudes for returning residents. Clean streets, yards and public properties instills confidence and a feeling of safety which is essential to repopulating neighborhoods. Executive Director, Jackie Richard 319 W. Harrison Avenue New Orleans, LA 70124 504 309-5120 JRichard@lakewoodbeacon.org Mailing address: 5475 Bellaire Drive New Orleans, LA 70124 Fax number: 504 872-9873 Director of Volunteers, Liz Widener Liz@lakewoodbeacon.org 504 312-2748 -> Mission Statement: The Beacon of Hope Resource Center was founded by homeowners Denise and Doug Thornton whose once flooded home serves as a refuge for weary neighbors and is now a lifeline for all homeowners who seek information and resources to rebuild their own devistated homes in the wake of Hurricane Katrina. Our mission is to assist returning homeowners by providing information and acting as a communication link between city agencies to restore basic services such as mail delivery, electricity, debris removal, etc. The Beacon of Hope also recommends a complete aray of contractors in every profession who are state licensed and insured. We organize groups of volunteers to clean yards from doorstep to curb removing debris and landscape vegetation and provide lawn maintenance. The Beacon of Hope is here to help enhance the quality of life, strengthen our ability as a group to solve our own problems and facilitate the rebirth of our beloved neighborhood. We are "leading the way home". Description: Having a clean, debris free environment encourages hopeful attitudes for returning residents. Clean streets, yards and public properties instills confidence and a feeling of safety which is essential to repopulating neighborhoods. --------------------------------------------------------- St. Paul Beacon of Hope/ Homecoming Center 6268 Vicksburg The Episcopal Diocese of Louisiana, Office of Disaster Response has implemented a Homecoming Center in conjunction with the Beacon of Hope Resource Center. A multi purpose center with services available to all citizens who need assistance. All services and assistance available at all Beacons will also be available here. Additionally, the following services will also be offered: Assistance for the Elderly 4 to 5 Case Workers: who will be able to walk property owners through every step of recovery from applications to LRA, submitting SBA applications, understanding ICC Funding and applications, identifying possible grants for homeowners. Mental health services for children Notary Public, rendering services at no charge Future Programs: free meditation classes, mental health workshops and free legal aid Free Washateria is Now Open: Monday, Wednesday and Friday 9 am to 1 pm Tuesday and Thursday 4 pm to 7 pm Saturday 9 pm to 3 pm There is a play room for children Executive Director, Jackie Richard 319 W. Harrison Avenue New Orleans, LA 70124 504 309-5120 JRichard@lakewoodbeacon.org Mailing address: 5475 Bellaire Drive New Orleans, LA 70124 Fax number: 504 872-9873 Director of Volunteers, Liz Widener Liz@lakewoodbeacon.org 504 312-2748

notes: Mission Statement: The Beacon of Hope Resource Center was founded by homeowners Denise and Doug Thornton whose once flooded home serves as a refuge for weary neighbors and is now a lifeline for all homeowners who seek information and resources to rebuild their own devistated homes in the wake of Hurricane Katrina. Our mission is to assist returning homeowners by providing information and acting as a communication link between city agencies to restore basic services such as mail delivery, electricity, debris removal, etc. The Beacon of Hope also recommends a complete aray of contractors in every profession who are state licensed and insured. We organize groups of volunteers to clean yards from doorstep to curb removing debris and landscape vegetation and provide lawn maintenance. The Beacon of Hope is here to help enhance the quality of life, strengthen our ability as a group to solve our own problems and facilitate the rebirth of our beloved neighborhood. We are "leading the way home". Description: Having a clean, debris free environment encourages hopeful attitudes for returning residents. Clean streets, yards and public properties instills confidence and a feeling of safety which is essential to repopulating neighborhoods. Executive Director, Jackie Richard 319 W. Harrison Avenue New Orleans, LA 70124 504 309-5120 JRichard@lakewoodbeacon.org mailing address: 5475 Bellaire Drive, New Orleans, LA 70124 Fax number: 504 872-9873 Director of Volunteers, Liz Widener Liz@lakewoodbeacon.org 504 312-2748 -> Mission Statement: The Beacon of Hope Resource Center was founded by homeowners Denise and Doug Thornton whose once flooded home serves as a refuge for weary neighbors and is now a lifeline for all homeowners who seek information and resources to rebuild their own devistated homes in the wake of Hurricane Katrina. Our mission is to assist returning homeowners by providing information and acting as a communication link between city agencies to restore basic services such as mail delivery, electricity, debris removal, etc. The Beacon of Hope also recommends a complete aray of contractors in every profession who are state licensed and insured. We organize groups of volunteers to clean yards from doorstep to curb removing debris and landscape vegetation and provide lawn maintenance. The Beacon of Hope is here to help enhance the quality of life, strengthen our ability as a group to solve our own problems and facilitate the rebirth of our beloved neighborhood. We are "leading the way home". Description: Having a clean, debris free environment encourages hopeful attitudes for returning residents. Clean streets, yards and public properties instills confidence and a feeling of safety which is essential to repopulating neighborhoods. Executive Director, Jackie Richard 319 W. Harrison Avenue New Orleans, LA 70124 504 309-5120 JRichard@lakewoodbeacon.org Mailing address: 5475 Bellaire Drive New Orleans, LA 70124 Fax number: 504 872-9873 Director of Volunteers, Liz Widener Liz@lakewoodbeacon.org 504 312-2748

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notes: Mission Statement: The Beacon of Hope Resource Center was founded by homeowners Denise and Doug Thornton whose once flooded home serves as a refuge for weary neighbors and is now a lifeline for all homeowners who seek information and resources to rebuild their own devistated homes in the wake of Hurricane Katrina. Our mission is to assist returning homeowners by providing information and acting as a communication link between city agencies to restore basic services such as mail delivery, electricity, debris removal, etc. The Beacon of Hope also recommends a complete aray of contractors in every profession who are state licensed and insured. We organize groups of volunteers to clean yards from doorstep to curb removing debris and landscape vegetation and provide lawn maintenance. The Beacon of Hope is here to help enhance the quality of life, strengthen our ability as a group to solve our own problems and facilitate the rebirth of our beloved neighborhood. We are "leading the way home". Description: Having a clean, debris free environment encourages hopeful attitudes for returning residents. Clean streets, yards and public properties instills confidence and a feeling of safety which is essential to repopulating neighborhoods. -> Mission Statement: The Beacon of Hope Resource Center was founded by homeowners Denise and Doug Thornton whose once flooded home serves as a refuge for weary neighbors and is now a lifeline for all homeowners who seek information and resources to rebuild their own devistated homes in the wake of Hurricane Katrina. Our mission is to assist returning homeowners by providing information and acting as a communication link between city agencies to restore basic services such as mail delivery, electricity, debris removal, etc. The Beacon of Hope also recommends a complete aray of contractors in every profession who are state licensed and insured. We organize groups of volunteers to clean yards from doorstep to curb removing debris and landscape vegetation and provide lawn maintenance. The Beacon of Hope is here to help enhance the quality of life, strengthen our ability as a group to solve our own problems and facilitate the rebirth of our beloved neighborhood. We are "leading the way home". Description: Having a clean, debris free environment encourages hopeful attitudes for returning residents. Clean streets, yards and public properties instills confidence and a feeling of safety which is essential to repopulating neighborhoods. Executive Director, Jackie Richard 319 W. Harrison Avenue New Orleans, LA 70124 504 309-5120 JRichard@lakewoodbeacon.org mailing address: 5475 Bellaire Drive, New Orleans, LA 70124 Fax number: 504 872-9873 Director of Volunteers, Liz Widener Liz@lakewoodbeacon.org 504 312-2748
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