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The Bayou District Foundation is a non-profit organization dedicated to the holistic revitalization of communities, starting with the redevelopment of the former St. Bernard Public Housing Development in New Orleans. Through their comprehensive community revitalization model, they provide quality education, affordable housing, healthcare, fresh groceries, and community programming to under-served children and families, aiming to break the cycle of poverty. With a focus on education, the foundation offers a range of educational resources, including the Educare New Orleans, KIPP Believe Charter School, and a college prep public high school. They have also completed mixed-income rental units and affordable single-family homes, as well as a health clinic and are working on developing a grocery and drug store. Additionally, their partnership with City Park's Bayou Oaks Golf Course provides sustained funding to support their educational programs.Generated from the website

The Hancock County Historical Society, founded in 1977, is dedicated to researching and preserving the rich history of Hancock County, Mississippi. Their headquarters, the Kate Lobrano House, is a charming 1896 shotgun cottage that serves as a turn-of-the-century museum and also provides office and storage facilities for research and social functions. With a vast collection of records, photographs, and documents, the society aims to create a comprehensive database that offers instant access to valuable historical information. Their mission is to gather and consign all written documents on Hancock County history, ensuring the preservation and accessibility of this important heritage for future generations.Generated from the website