Mary Porter can be found relaxing on her front porch almost every day. With the
When a single mother of three connects to another single mother of three, one who
It’s a simple idea: we are better working together than alone. This is true for
In the walls of her home, the volunteers found a clipping from a newspaper from
Aurlisa Isom’s porches were in a deplorable, unstable state. The railing was not properly braced,
David Cotton, a retired art teacher, bought his home in Central City in 1968. His
NOAHH is excited to announce that we will be partnering with the Federal Home Loan
The damage wrought by Hurricane Katrina had a toll that went beyond a monetary value.
The resilient nature of New Orleans–and New Orleanians–has never been as evident as in the
In 2013, NOAHH partnered with Metairie Park Country Day and the Brown Foundation to create
The men and women in the National Association of Realtors (NAR) first began volunteering with