Phoenix of New Orleans, The (PNOLA)
Non-Profit Neighborhood Recovery Association
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Affiliation: ACORN (Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now)
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Affiliation: American Red Cross / Int'l Federation of RC / ICRC / IFRC
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Affiliation: Mercy Corps
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Affiliation: United Way
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Case Management, Hurricane Survivors
Please see the client page on the website to learn more about how you can receive assistance (Client criteria): http://www.pnola.org/
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Cleanup, House Gutting, Volunteer Services
To apply for volunteer house gutting services visit: http://www.pnola.org/index.cfm?Project=1
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Services, Employment, Internship Program
AmeriCorps
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Volunteer, AmeriCorp Volunteer
Aug 1, 2008 to Jun 1, 2009 The Phoenix of New Orleans (PNOLA) is looking for qualified crew members for their rebuilding team! PNOLA is a disaster relief...
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About this facility
- Mission
- NOLAHOME is a non-profit neighborhood recovery association devoted
to vastly improving living conditions in the blighted Lower Mid-City
area of New Orleans. - Areas served
- NOLA
- Eligibility
- Impacted by Hurricane Katrina - 2005
- Service
- Temporary
Notes
PNOLA's Volunteer House has the capacity for 10 out of town volunteers. $75.00 per week, per person includes lunch on project sites (M-Fri.), utilities, washer/dryer & kitchen access (for breakfast/dinners).
For Volunteer Coordination please contact: Rachel Massey - (504)342-4399
Donors and volunteers can get involved with all aspects of community development and victim relief. From food, hygiene, housing repair, landscaping, educational tutoring, legal services, to other professional services, donors and volunteers are a critical part to the rebuilding effort. This is an interactive organization, with critical contributions from donors in both money and ideas. Volunteers are the labor we need to effectively rebuild better than before. Please explore the website and consider volunteering or donating to the Phoenix of New Orleans.