LOUISIANA HURRICANE RELIEF

Give Sensibly: Give Cash!

The National Voluntary Organizations Active in Disaster (NOVAD) recommends the following: CASH: Cash offers voluntary agencies the most flexibility in obtaining the most-needed resources. Many organizations specialize in providing relief in disaster areas, yet they face significant financial barriers to getting their staff, equipment, and supplies into impacted areas.Your donation helps put experienced disaster responders on the ground and gives them the tools they need to help survivors recover. 

Please do not send or bring unsolicited donations! In the early stages of the response phase, most organizations are unable to accommodate any material goods. Unsolicited donations create a challenge of storage and sorting when focus is needed on response and recovery.
 

Hurricane Ida Disaster Recovery Funds 

Statewide

• Volunteer Louisiana Foundation - Disaster Fund (Long-term Recovery)

• Feed Louisiana

• Samaritan's Purse

• All Hands and Hearts

• SBP

• Second Harvest Food Bank

• Team Rubicon

• American Red Cross

Greater New Orleans

• HandsOn New Orleans

Greater Baton Rouge Area

• Baton Rouge Food Bank

National Voluntary Organizations Active in Disaster (NVOAD)  

• Many national volunteer organizations will help with disaster response and recovery efforts in Louisiana in the days, weeks, and months to come. To learn more about NVOAD member agencies and to provide financial support to a NVOAD, visit: https://www.nvoad.org/current-members/.

*Check back for addition information as it becomes available.*

For more information on disaster services needs, contact Volunteer Louisiana at:

- eespenan@crt.la.gov