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Baton Rouge Green is a non-profit organization dedicated to enhancing the urban landscape of Baton Rouge and beyond through the promotion of trees and community green spaces. They work tirelessly to plant and maintain trees, raise awareness about the importance of urban greenery, and lead initiatives for a healthier environment. Through programs like Living Roadways and City Citrus, Baton Rouge Green engages the community in tree planting efforts and urban orchard projects, fostering a more sustainable and resilient cityscape. Their impactful work, such as the 1000 Tree Challenge and successful partnerships with local organizations, showcases their commitment to creating a greener and healthier future for Baton Rouge.Generated from the website

Our love for Louisiana runs as deep as the Mississippi River. That's why AARP Louisiana and its volunteers work every day in communities across our state to make them more livable for you and your family. From Shreveport to Baton Rouge, from Lake Charles to New Orleans, we offer a variety of workshops, events, and activities, tailored just for you: - Volunteer and help make your community more livable for people of all ages. - Learn about family caregiving and prepare for the caregiving journey ahead. - Combat identity theft with helpful tips from our AARP Fraud Watch Network. What we do might surprise you! We're all about Real Possibilities in Louisiana.

Mid City Redevelopment Alliance is a community development nonprofit organization based in Baton Rouge, LA. With a focus on advancing economic progress and community prosperity, they create opportunities for people to live in affordable homes, improve their lives, and strengthen the community. Through their programs, they plan communities with residents at the forefront, preserve homeownership to prevent displacement, build affordable places to live, educate families to become homeowners, empower residents to build community, and celebrate community through public art, events, and creative placemaking. Mid City Redevelopment Alliance has a proven track record of success, having built or repaired 349 homes in mid city neighborhoods, graduated 6,152 families from their Home Ownership Center, and engaged 9,800 partners, residents, and volunteers. Their strategic planning process involves input from staff, board members, partners, clients, and residents to ensure their initiatives align with the needs and aspirations of the community. With a commitment to making Mid City a place where everyone can live, work, play, and shop, Mid City Redevelopment Alliance is dedicated to revitalizing the heart of Baton Rouge.Generated from the website