CARIBBEAN CARNIVAL/FRIENDS OF CULTURE was registered as a non profit organization in Louisiana in June 2001. We are a certified non-profit 501 (c) 3 organization, and we produce the Caribbean Festival of New Orleans known as Bayou Bacchanal every first weekend in November. The objective of this organization is to educate the community on the culture, customs, and diversity of the Caribbean, as well as cultural preservation for our people. We are well known among community leaders, tourism organization groups, as well educators.
Green Light New Orleans invests energy in people by assisting New Orleans residents in person, one household at a time. Our volunteers install free energy efficient light bulbs and backyard vegetable gardens to demonstrate that a mass movement of individual actions creates a significant impact on our environment and community. We connect New Orleans residents to relevant, local opportunities and encourage individual actions so that everyone can benefit from a vibrant, resilient, and sustainable community.
Greater New Orleans Housing Alliance is a collaborative formed by the non-profit housing builders and community development corporations who are working diligently to rebuild the City of New Orleans. GNOHA seeks to create change in the Greater New Orleans community through public policy advocacy and public education. For more than five years, GNOHA has advocated for the preservation and production of affordable housing for people within the Greater New Orleans metropolitan region and places a special emphasis on the needs of the most vulnerable in society--seniors, people with disabilities, low-wage workers and low-income families.
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Wheels For Wishes is a non-profit that turns your car donation into wishes. Proceeds benefit your local Make-A-Wish Foundation and local Children's Charities.
Mamacita Social Aid Pleasure Club, Inc, and its home Peña La Pepa of New Orleans, is a (501c3) non-profit foundation dedicated to research, history, presentation and education of Spanish art and its roots in New Orleans. The foundation's mission is to integrate into New Orleans Culture an appreciation and continuum of the art of Flamenco through performance and education programming by high quality Flamenco artists.
