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New Orleans: A Labor of Love is a social networking community committed to mobilizing volunteers and resources for the Gulf Coast.
We need your time, energy, and optimism to help us make a difference.
Our Positions:
1. We are relaunching
www.nolaboroflove.org - a user-supported community to recruit volunteers & resources for the Gulf Coast. (Site Relaunch: Feb. 09)
2. We are recruiting volunteers, connecting them with assignments, and providing resources to help them have life-changing experiences.
3. We are improving quality-of-life resources for Gulf Coast residents through our
Idea Lab - a space for generating solutions for relief issues.
4. We are keeping media attention on Gulf Coast relief issues through our
DreamBig Series™, our
Viral Video Series and strategic partnerships.
5. We will never give up.
Your gift makes a powerful impact:
$25
Funds the creation of 1 volunteer recruitment e-blast to our e-mail listserve.
$50
Supports ½ a day of developing media and community partnerships.
$100
Supports 1 day of content development for
www.nolaboroflove.org.
$250
Supports 1 day of coordinating resources for organizations and volunteers.
$500
Supports 2 days of lobbying with media outlets to cover Gulf Coast relief issues.
$1,000
Supports 1 week of virtual organizing to recruit volunteers.
$2,500
Supports 2 weeks of strategic organizing with colleges and community groups to create incentives and benefits for short- and long-term volunteer commitments.
$5,000
Supports 1 month of technology, media, and special projects development to expand our impact.
$10,000
Supports 1 month of maintaining, moderating, and updating the
www.nolaboroflove.org.
Idea Lab, Dignity Center, Faculty Lounge, Clergy Meeting, Student Body, Green Room, Resource Center, Central Ops, Parent Exchange, Viral Video Series, and
DreamBig Series™.
There are many ways to support our work. No donation is too small or too large.
For more information about our work visit:
www.nolaboroflove.org.
Press Coverage for New Orleans: A Labor of Love:
A Special Labor of Love || NPR's News and Notes with Farai Chideya
Activists Head to New Orleans for ‘A Day of Presence,’ Seeking Marshall Plan for Gulf Coast || BlackAmericaWeb.com
Two Years After Katrina || BlackEnterprise.com
Two years after Katrina, what is it like in New Orleans? || One World Report/KBCS 91.3FM
Labors of Love two years after Hurricanes Katrina and Rita || Blogher.com
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Comments
Nov 12 2008 11:14 AM
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Jul 11 2008 5:43 PM
greetings from switzerland
May 29 2008 2:34 PM
Our Jersey City exhibition is coming up in 2 weeks. We want to tell your stories!
If you would like to share your Katrina experience, or just write a poem about how wonderful New Orleans is, please send it to NOLApreservation@gmail.com
We will post these stories alongside the artwork being shown to raise awareness about the effects of Katrina, and to celebrate the culture of our neighbors down South.
Jun 12 2008 4:56 PM
INFINITE BLESSINGS,
INDICA
Jun 12 2008 11:08 PM
Jun 4 2008 4:50 AM
Jun 2 2008 5:54 AM
Apr 30 2008 9:08 PM
Apr 12 2008 1:18 PM
REBUILD LOUISIANA!!!
Apr 8 2008 8:00 AM
Mar 21 2008 1:48 PM
PEACE LOVE AND UNITY
Mar 19 2008 6:08 PM
Peace & Love,
Nan
Mar 5 2008 1:37 AM
Feb 15 2008 8:35 AM
Stayed Blessed ;0)
Feb 5 2008 3:40 PM
"Nothing can stand in the way of the power
of millions of voices calling for change."
--Barack Obama--
Don't forget to vote today!
Feb 5 2008 12:08 PM
Myspace Mardi Gras Comments
Jan 29 2008 9:58 PM
Thanks for supporting the cause!
In the wake of Katrina, we know that Louisiana's coastal crisis means more than the loss of some redfish or blue crabs - it means the difference between a sustainable New Orleans and the next Atlantis - take a moment to click the image above to act now, & please keep spreading the word!
Jan 27 2008 7:56 PM
Jan 22 2008 8:06 AM
Keep your head up.
You are rising like a phoenix despite the wishes of the Neocons.
Have a super fine Mardi Gras.
Kisses
Dr. SAl RIP HST
Jan 21 2008 3:29 PM
Martin Luther King, Jr.
Jan 17 2008 5:11 AM
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