A St. Rose cancer survivor who created rag dolls by hand in order to raise money for those fighting the disease is now hoping proceeds from three new dolls will help generate funds for the American Legion. […]
Donations continue to pour in for the family of New Sarpy resident Brandon Nielsen, who was one of two deputies killed in a shooting last week in LaPlace that made headlines across the nation.
“Crossing Over: A Tribute to Don Raymond” by Glenn Singleton is a tribute to an African American athlete who was integrated into Hahnville High School in St. Charles Parish during a time of racial tension. […]
In the last three years, 15-year-old Stone Edler has broken both his collar bone and his wrist three times, has cracked both his tibia and fibula and has had three teeth knocked out.
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The American Red Cross has launched a new program that enables them to recruit and train volunteers from local companies and organizations so that they can be mobilized quickly in any disaster. […]
Education and volunteer recruiting are at the top of the American Red Cross’ to do list, especially for the organization’s Southeast Louisiana Chapter – which services 1.2 million people including St. Charles Parish. […]
The so-called season of giving is officially behind us. Even in these sluggish economic times, Americans still managed to spend more than $50 billion in gift-giving. Now that all the gifts have been opened, all that is left is for us to enjoy them. […]
The American Red Cross Chapter in Luling has been without a director since October when Eric Zammit, former head of the organization, resigned from his position with the nonprofit organization. […]
The American Red Cross and the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) signed an agreement last week that will allow disaster victims quick access to housing information and assistance. […]
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