Record Details:
Mardi Gras Service Corps
Organization: Disaster Relief
Facility Type: Info/Hotline
Status: Unknown
Address:
Efforts of Grace, Inc. (Fiscal Sponsor)
c/o Ash� Cultural Arts Center
1712 Oretha Castle-Haley Blvd.
New Orleans, LA 70113
Main/General Business Number: 504.401.1899
Main/General Business E-mail Address: (hidden)
Website: http://www.bottletreeproductions.com/mgsc/index.html
Make Checks Payable To: Efforts of Grace
This organization provides Temporary or Permanent Service? Temporary
Notes:
Here is a quick glance of our programming:
The Volunteer Corps
We are still running strong with projects all around town.
We support projects from our partner agencies and organizations
by supplying volunteers for projects such as New Orleans school
refurbishing, neighborhood beautification, and surveys.
The Volunteer Corps has had the privilege of hosting over
1500 volunteers to date. Through our network of partners,
we have completed so many great projects including
rehabilitating community centers like the NORD Kelley Center,
rehabbing local churches like Stronger Hope Baptist, gutting
over 100 houses, neighborhood surveys for organizations like
the Bywater Neighborhood Association, painting in New Orleans
schools like Capdou, Mc Main, and Operry Walker, and so many
more!
To volunteer please call our office line 504.401.1899
or email us at mardigrasservicecorps@gmail.com
The Family Match Program
Making houses homes again:
The Program is a response to the sentiment that we were
not applying our skills and capabilities usefully to the
community as we could. As we completed projects with our
partner agencies, we saw that so many families still could
not return home. We saw that a program of our smaller size,
student driven effort, and community imbedded nature had a
unique piece we could accomplish.
The Program matches a student team with a family council
consisting of three families. The students serve as a
support team for the displaced families seeking to return
home. They assist in the deconstruction and rebuilding of
flooded homes, and the moving of furniture. Students also
assist returning families with the details of applications,
bureaucratic procedures, and contacts involved with insurance,
the school system, and city hall. In addition to working,
student teams serve as personal attentive support for the
family as they struggle to reclaim their homes and lives.
Currently, our efforts are focused on four fronts:
(1) To successfully complete the Family Match Pilot
Program and prepare for our program opening
(2) To continue establishing temporary housing for
displaced families
(3) To create facilities for volunteer headquarters/
community resource centers
(4) To build the partnerships and funds necessary to
support these efforts on a scale that will effectively
help as many families and communities possible
The objectives of the MGSC Family Match Program are:
(1) To rebuild sustainable, thriving communities in New
Orleans house by house, neighborhood by neighborhood.
(2) To form lasting relationships between local college
students and New Orleans community members.
(3) To develop community-focused leadership skills among
college students, including case management, social work,
community development and leadership.
Helping families return home
-------------------------------------------------------------
Contributions to the Mardi Gras Service Corps / Family Match
Program are tax deductible. Please make all checks payable to
MGSC's 501 (c)(3) fiscal sponsor - Efforts of Grace Inc., and
mail to:
Efforts of Grace, Inc.
c/o Ash� Cultural Arts Center
1712 Oretha Castle-Haley Blvd.
New Orleans, LA 70113
Info Source/Changes: Corrected facility status to Unknown - Website link is dead
(see full history)
Mon Sep 17 16:27:11 +0000 2012 by LTel:Corrected facility status to Unknown - Website link is dead
address: Efforts of Grace, Inc. (Fiscal Sponsor)
c/o Ashé Cultural Arts Center
1712 Oretha Castle-Haley Blvd.
-> Efforts of Grace, Inc. (Fiscal Sponsor)
c/o Ash� Cultural Arts Center
1712 Oretha Castle-Haley Blvd.
notes: Here is a quick glance of our programming:
The Volunteer Corps
We are still running strong with projects all around town.
We support projects from our partner agencies and organizations
by supplying volunteers for projects such as New Orleans school
refurbishing, neighborhood beautification, and surveys.
The Volunteer Corps has had the privilege of hosting over
1500 volunteers to date. Through our network of partners,
we have completed so many great projects including
rehabilitating community centers like the NORD Kelley Center,
rehabbing local churches like Stronger Hope Baptist, gutting
over 100 houses, neighborhood surveys for organizations like
the Bywater Neighborhood Association, painting in New Orleans
schools like Capdou, Mc Main, and Operry Walker, and so many
more!
To volunteer please call our office line 504.401.1899
or email us at mardigrasservicecorps@gmail.com
The Family Match Program
Making houses homes again:
The Program is a response to the sentiment that we were
not applying our skills and capabilities usefully to the
community as we could. As we completed projects with our
partner agencies, we saw that so many families still could
not return home. We saw that a program of our smaller size,
student driven effort, and community imbedded nature had a
unique piece we could accomplish.
The Program matches a student team with a family council
consisting of three families. The students serve as a
support team for the displaced families seeking to return
home. They assist in the deconstruction and rebuilding of
flooded homes, and the moving of furniture. Students also
assist returning families with the details of applications,
bureaucratic procedures, and contacts involved with insurance,
the school system, and city hall. In addition to working,
student teams serve as personal attentive support for the
family as they struggle to reclaim their homes and lives.
Currently, our efforts are focused on four fronts:
(1) To successfully complete the Family Match Pilot
Program and prepare for our program opening
(2) To continue establishing temporary housing for
displaced families
(3) To create facilities for volunteer headquarters/
community resource centers
(4) To build the partnerships and funds necessary to
support these efforts on a scale that will effectively
help as many families and communities possible
The objectives of the MGSC Family Match Program are:
(1) To rebuild sustainable, thriving communities in New
Orleans house by house, neighborhood by neighborhood.
(2) To form lasting relationships between local college
students and New Orleans community members.
(3) To develop community-focused leadership skills among
college students, including case management, social work,
community development and leadership.
Helping families return home
-------------------------------------------------------------
Contributions to the Mardi Gras Service Corps / Family Match
Program are tax deductible. Please make all checks payable to
MGSC's 501 (c)(3) fiscal sponsor - Efforts of Grace Inc., and
mail to:
Efforts of Grace, Inc.
c/o Ashé Cultural Arts Center
1712 Oretha Castle-Haley Blvd.
New Orleans, LA 70113
-> Here is a quick glance of our programming:
The Volunteer Corps
We are still running strong with projects all around town.
We support projects from our partner agencies and organizations
by supplying volunteers for projects such as New Orleans school
refurbishing, neighborhood beautification, and surveys.
The Volunteer Corps has had the privilege of hosting over
1500 volunteers to date. Through our network of partners,
we have completed so many great projects including
rehabilitating community centers like the NORD Kelley Center,
rehabbing local churches like Stronger Hope Baptist, gutting
over 100 houses, neighborhood surveys for organizations like
the Bywater Neighborhood Association, painting in New Orleans
schools like Capdou, Mc Main, and Operry Walker, and so many
more!
To volunteer please call our office line 504.401.1899
or email us at mardigrasservicecorps@gmail.com
The Family Match Program
Making houses homes again:
The Program is a response to the sentiment that we were
not applying our skills and capabilities usefully to the
community as we could. As we completed projects with our
partner agencies, we saw that so many families still could
not return home. We saw that a program of our smaller size,
student driven effort, and community imbedded nature had a
unique piece we could accomplish.
The Program matches a student team with a family council
consisting of three families. The students serve as a
support team for the displaced families seeking to return
home. They assist in the deconstruction and rebuilding of
flooded homes, and the moving of furniture. Students also
assist returning families with the details of applications,
bureaucratic procedures, and contacts involved with insurance,
the school system, and city hall. In addition to working,
student teams serve as personal attentive support for the
family as they struggle to reclaim their homes and lives.
Currently, our efforts are focused on four fronts:
(1) To successfully complete the Family Match Pilot
Program and prepare for our program opening
(2) To continue establishing temporary housing for
displaced families
(3) To create facilities for volunteer headquarters/
community resource centers
(4) To build the partnerships and funds necessary to
support these efforts on a scale that will effectively
help as many families and communities possible
The objectives of the MGSC Family Match Program are:
(1) To rebuild sustainable, thriving communities in New
Orleans house by house, neighborhood by neighborhood.
(2) To form lasting relationships between local college
students and New Orleans community members.
(3) To develop community-focused leadership skills among
college students, including case management, social work,
community development and leadership.
Helping families return home
-------------------------------------------------------------
Contributions to the Mardi Gras Service Corps / Family Match
Program are tax deductible. Please make all checks payable to
MGSC's 501 (c)(3) fiscal sponsor - Efforts of Grace Inc., and
mail to:
Efforts of Grace, Inc.
c/o Ash� Cultural Arts Center
1712 Oretha Castle-Haley Blvd.
New Orleans, LA 70113
status: Open -> Unknown
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(show/hide changes)Sun Sep 23 19:58:24 +0000 2007 by LTel:MGSC website/LA Rebuilds website
corrected region
parish: -> Orleans
region: Gulf States -> Gulf
(show/hide changes)Tue Mar 27 01:07:28 +0000 2007 by LTel:facility_type: Unknown -> Info/Hotline
(show/hide changes)Sun Oct 08 21:37:34 +0000 2006 by LTel:status: Unknown -> Open
(show/hide changes)Sun Oct 08 21:34:07 +0000 2006 by LTel:name: Mardi Gras Service Corps (Efforts of Grace) -> Mardi Gras Service Corps
address: Efforts of Grace, Inc.
c/o Ashé Cultural Arts Center
1712 Oretha Castle-Haley Blvd.
-> Efforts of Grace, Inc. (Fiscal Sponsor)
c/o Ashé Cultural Arts Center
1712 Oretha Castle-Haley Blvd.
region: Gulf States/National Disaster Areas in the U.S. -> Gulf States
(show/hide changes)Sun Oct 08 21:30:32 +0000 2006 by LTel:MGSC website/LA Rebuilds website
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Created At: Sun Oct 08 21:30:32 +0000 2006
Updated At: Mon Sep 17 16:27:11 +0000 2012
Updated By: LTel
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Needs:
| Item |
Qty Needed |
Urgency |
Load |
| Advocacy, Volunteer, Resource Referrals |
Needed |
Average |
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Show |
Edit |
| Agriculture, Volunteer |
Needed |
Average |
|
|
Show |
Edit |
| Assistance, How to, Navigate Disaster Relief Resources |
Needed |
Average |
|
|
Show |
Edit |
| Cleanup, House Gutter, Volunteer |
Needed |
Average |
|
|
Show |
Edit |
| Cleanup, Tree Cutting & Removal, Volunteer |
Needed |
Average |
|
|
Show |
Edit |
| Community Beautification, Volunteer |
Needed |
Average |
|
|
Show |
Edit |
| Construction, * Volunteers (ANY/ALL types) |
Needed |
Average |
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Show |
Edit |
| Construction, Painter, Volunteer |
Needed |
Average |
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Show |
Edit |
| Construction, Skilled Labor, Volunteer |
Needed |
Average |
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Show |
Edit |
*conditions with notes
New Need
Available:
| Item |
Qty Available |
Load |
| Advocacy, Volunteer, Resource Referrals |
Avail |
|
|
Show |
Edit |
| Agriculture, Volunteer |
Avail |
|
|
Show |
Edit |
| Assistance, How to, Navigate Disaster Relief Resources |
Avail |
|
|
Show |
Edit |
| Cleanup, Disaster Debris Removal, Volunteer Services |
Avail |
|
|
Show |
Edit |
| Cleanup, House Gutter, Volunteer |
Avail |
|
|
Show |
Edit |
| Cleanup, Tree Cutting & Removal, Volunteer |
Avail |
|
|
Show |
Edit |
| Community Beautification, Volunteer |
Avail |
|
|
Show |
Edit |
| Housing Coordinator, Volunteer |
Avail |
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|
Show |
Edit |
| Landscape/Yard Clean-Up, Volunteer |
Avail |
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|
Show |
Edit |
| Support for Named Disaster: 2005 Hurricane Katrina Support |
Avail |
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Show |
Edit |
*conditions with notes
New Availability
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Outgoing Loads: