Project Home Again

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1324 Riviera Ave

New Orleans, LA 70122

+1 (504) 529-3522

https://www.projecthomeagain.net

Project Home Again is a nonprofit housing development organization established by The Leonard and Louise Riggio Foundation in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, with a mission to construct high-quality, energy-efficient homes for low and moderate-income residents of New Orleans. Currently, the organization is focused on building 100 attractive, craftsman-style homes in various Gentilly neighborhoods, designed to exceed energy efficiency standards set by the US Department of Energy.

To date, Project Home Again has successfully completed 131 homes in Gentilly, providing options ranging from 2 to 4 bedrooms and catering to first-time homebuyers who meet specific income requirements. The initiative aims to restore community hope and offer affordable housing solutions to families impacted by the disaster and the subsequent housing crisis.

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