Greater Baton Rouge Food Bank

HOPE Ministries of Baton Rouge is dedicated to serving low-income and ALICE clients through a client-choice food pantry and The Way to Work program, aimed at preventing homelessness and promoting self-sufficiency and dignity. The organization helps individuals secure and maintain employment while also assisting companies in retaining valuable employees, fostering a community where both job seekers and employers thrive. Generated from their website's infomation

Founded in 1925, Capital Area United Way is a nonprofit charitable organization. Located in Baton Rouge, La., it is involved in fundraising and funding activities for community issues like education, early childhood development, homelessness and hunger. The organization works with groups and individuals supporting direct-service programs and community change efforts. Capital Area United Way advocates for public policy changes and works with schools, government agencies, businesses, organized labor, financial institutions, community development corporations, voluntary and neighborhood associations.

The Capitol Area Reentry Program (CARP) is dedicated to supporting individuals in their reintegration journey by offering a range of services, including the Be Safe Syringe Service Program and the Out of the Box LGBTQ Program. Through various initiatives such as prevention testing and the H.U.G.S program, CARP aims to provide comprehensive resources to the community. Located in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, CARP focuses on bridging gaps for returning citizens through research studies and video blogs that highlight personal experiences. Their commitment to fostering linkages between individuals and essential services emphasizes their role in empowering and uplifting the community. Generated from the website