
Mary Porter can be found relaxing on her front porch almost every day. With the right amount of shade and… Read more »
Mary Porter can be found relaxing on her front porch almost every day. With the right amount of shade and… Read more »
When a single mother of three connects to another single mother of three, one who lives hundreds of miles away,… Read more »
It’s a simple idea: we are better working together than alone. This is true for our volunteers, and it’s true… Read more »
In the walls of her home, the volunteers found a clipping from a newspaper from 1912. Back then, apparently, newspapers… Read more »
Aurlisa Isom’s porches were in a deplorable, unstable state. The railing was not properly braced, the vertical posts were spaced… Read more »
David Cotton, a retired art teacher, bought his home in Central City in 1968. His wife and mother-in-law picked it… Read more »
NOAHH is excited to announce that we will be partnering with the Federal Home Loan Bank of Dallas (FHLB) and… Read more »
The damage wrought by Hurricane Katrina had a toll that went beyond a monetary value. For those able to return,… Read more »
The resilient nature of New Orleans–and New Orleanians–has never been as evident as in the case of John Washington. Sitting… Read more »