Funds
Donate Funds
Many relief organizations have said that cash donations make the biggest impact. It can also be the simplest way to help, especially if you live outside the affected areas.
You can choose from various funds providing general relief and recovery aid, or donate to organizations giving aid to more specific causes.
- Other
- Corporate giving
- General
- Pets
- Food & Goods
- Children and Family
- Rebuilding
- Housing
Choose a category to refine your search:
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Together Baton Rouge
Together Baton Rouge set up a fund to hire locals from affected areas to gut and muck homes, first prioritizing the elderly, disabled, families with children, and those still living in mold-infected homes. Check the website for updates and donations. Learn More
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Team Comeback Kids
Team Comeback Kids’s mission is to collect school supplies to fill backpacks for students, then help teachers and school administrators stock their classrooms with whatever they need. Parents, school staff, and community organizers can fill out request forms for supplies. Learn More
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Greater Baton Rouge Foundation
The Greater Baton Rouge Foundation gives money to the Louisiana Flood Relief Fund or Employee Assistance Fund. The Louisiana Flood Relief Fund offers grants to local nonprofits helping in the disaster relief and recovery, currently amounting to 1.6 million. Learn More
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Louisiana Association of United Way
The Louisiana Association of United Ways’ fund will provide critical resources to regional United Ways who are coordinating efforts to help flood victims in local communities impacted by the historical flood.
Donate at the link provided or text HELPLA to 313131. Learn More -
Rebuilding Together Baton Rouge
Rebuilding Together Baton Rouge offers opportunities to sponsor a house, make a financial or in-kind donation, or providing manual labor. Donations are pooled to maximize impact in the community; materials and professional services required for operation are funded through donations. Learn More
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Foundation for Louisiana
Foundation for Louisiana has activated its Strategic Flood Response Fund, to support local, on-the-ground groups in high-impact disaster response — now and through the critical long-term disaster planning and response phase. They have also set up a Small Business Rebirth Fund to provide disaster relief for small businesses in the Baton Rouge area. Learn More
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Louisiana Association of Public Charter Schools
This association compiled several ways that the Louisiana charter school community can help those in neighborhoods that have been devastated by the recent flooding: School Fundraising Sites/Wish Lists, Relief Funds, Donation Collection and Adopt a LAPCS School. Learn More
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ARNO
Animal Rescue of New Orleans has taken in animals from the flooded Denham Springs Animal Shelter. They are in need of fosters, volunteers, and donations. Learn More
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Red Cross
Donations go to mobilizing feeding, sheltering, and relief efforts. The Red Cross has already served more than 260,00 meals and snacks, distributed 60,000 relief items, provided 40,000 overnight stays in emergency shelters. Learn More
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The Jewish Federations of North America: Baton Rouge
Jewish Federations across North America are raising funds to support the Jewish Federation of Greater Baton Rouge as they work to rebuild. One hundred percent of your donation to will go to the Baton Rouge Flood Relief Fund. Learn More