Adopt-A-Family Program
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HOW TO HELP A FAMILY STARTING OVER
Adopt-A-Family helps homeless families starting over with household items.
Adopt-A-Family matches homeless families starting over by matching them with helping families that raise basic houshold items. No money is involved! The program requires the family or group giving assistance to network with family and friends to raise usable second hand household items for the family in need.
Some of the items we ask you to raise are kitchen items, pots, pans, plates, toys, games, bikes, blankets, sheets, pillows, school supplies, clothes, shoes, and if possible, microwaves, small appliances, and bedroom furniture.
Families seeking assistance are referred from schools, churches, homeless shelters, FEMA, and The Red Cross.
Helping homeless families starting over
Established: 1991
President: Kevin Buckel
Hotline: (504)831- 4312 - E Mail: adoptafamily@cableone.net
Established: 1991
President: Kevin Buckel
Hotline: (504)831- 4312 - E Mail: adoptafamily@cableone.net
Over 4000 Families helped since 1991 in the Greater New Orleans area
A Non-Profit Organization
Adopt-A-Family is a great way of helping families starting over in a new home
by collecting basic household items.
A Non-Profit Organization
Adopt-A-Family is a great way of helping families starting over in a new home
by collecting basic household items.
HOW TO HELP A FAMILY STARTING OVER
Adopt-A-Family helps homeless families starting over with household items.
Adopt-A-Family matches homeless families starting over by matching them with helping families that raise basic houshold items. No money is involved! The program requires the family or group giving assistance to network with family and friends to raise usable second hand household items for the family in need.
Some of the items we ask you to raise are kitchen items, pots, pans, plates, toys, games, bikes, blankets, sheets, pillows, school supplies, clothes, shoes, and if possible, microwaves, small appliances, and bedroom furniture.
Families seeking assistance are referred from schools, churches, homeless shelters, FEMA, and The Red Cross.
