Brotherhood Inc

The New Orleans Film Society (NOFS) is dedicated to film programming and the development of filmmakers, emphasizing the voices of the Southern region. Celebrated for its annual event, the New Orleans Film Festival (NOFF), the organization provides a platform for showcasing innovative films and nurturing emerging talent. In addition to the festival, NOFS offers multiple initiatives such as fellowship opportunities and filmmaker services, along with various community partnerships. With a focus on fostering a vibrant creative community, the organization actively engages in diverse programming throughout the year, culminating in exciting events like the much-anticipated Gala during the festival. Generated from the website

Clover (formerly Kingsley House) offers nationally-accredited & state-certified programs and services to infants, children, parents, seniors, veterans and medically-fragile adults in the Greater New Orleans area. We envision a city and region where all young children are ready to succeed and all citizens are healthy and economically stable. Our comprehensive family supports are in the areas of education, health and well-being, employment, and family economic security.

Hope House of Itasca County is dedicated to providing compassionate, evidence-based care for individuals facing mental health and substance use challenges. With over 30 years of experience, the organization offers gender-specific programs designed to create a safe and supportive environment for personal growth and lasting recovery. Through its structured Men's and Women's Programs, Hope House emphasizes empowerment, responsibility, and holistic healing, helping participants rebuild their lives. The center's comprehensive approach includes a dedicated care team and versatile onsite services to support individuals on their recovery journey. Generated from the website