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From left are NOAAHH's Sr. Jane Remson,
O.Carm., Debra South Jones, Andrew Remson and Sandra Cordray.

CHECK OUT TOUSSAINT MURAL IN TREME
NOAAHH board members Linda Morgan and John Pope pose beneath a giant mural depicting NOAAHH co-founder Allen Toussaint, just off North Claiborne Avenue in Treme; Morgan and Pope found it during a Sept. 3 visit to sites operated by Thrive New Orleans, a 2018 NOAAHH grant recipient.

NOAAHH board member Linda Morgan and Ben McLeish, Thrive New Orleans’ executive director, in a thrift shop that is one of Thrive New Orleans’ many enterprises in Treme and the Desire and St. Roch neighborhoods.

NOAAHH GRANTS WORK IN NEW ORLEANS
Sr. Pat Thomas at The Peace Center on Broadway, during a visit by NOAAHH Board Members Sandra Cordray and John Pope. The Peace Center receives a NOAAHH grant to serve youth, seniors and others in the community.
In 1985, music legends Allen Toussaint and Aaron Neville brought together a group of New Orleans musicians to perform a concert that would benefit the hungry and homeless in the city. Because of that musical event, the New Orleans Artists Against Hunger and Homelessness (NOAAHH) was founded.
On Nov. 10, 2015, the world lost Allen Toussaint, a genius musician whose talent was only eclipsed by his caring heart. Allen co-founded New Orleans Artists Against Hunger and Homelessness (NOAAHH) in 1985. We at NOAAHH pay tribute to this great man and pledge to help keep his legacy of caring for people in need going strong.

Standing from left are Don Everard, Hope House; Tim Robertson, Food for Families; Steve Rivera, Project Lazarus; TJ Jensen, Program of Hope; Wynn Martin, Bridge House/Grace House; Noel Twilbeck, CrescentCare; Ben McLeish, Thrive New Orleans; Toni Wright, Grace at the Green Light; Deacon D.G. Giovanni, Ozanam Inn; Suzanne Dietzel, Eden House; Sr. Kathleen Driscoll, DC, Depaul USA, Inc.; Adam Bradley, Luke’s House; Jo LeBlanc, Raintree Children & Family Services.
Seated from left are Joy Bruce, CASA New Orleans; Sr. Suzanne Brauer, O.P.,The Peace Center; Brittany Simmons, Ciara Independent Living; Herman LeBeaux, Hannah LeBeaux, NOAAHH President Pierre Hilzim and Kenitha Grooms-Williams of Lantern Light Ministry.

Students from St. Philip Neri Catholic School in Metairie were servers at the Hunger Meal. Special thanks to these girls for volunteering.
1, 2017, the Times-Picayune and nola.com featured an informative look at the career of our co-founder Allen Toussaint, penned by writer John Pope, a NOAAHH Board Member. The Toussaint story is part of the 300 for 300 series, which highlights inspirational moments and people as part of the New Orleans tricentennial. It offers a trove of photos from Toussaint's career. Check it out.

Legacy of Caring Concert Celebrating Allen Toussaint
Saturday, Jan. 12, 8 pm
New Orleans Jazz Museum at the Mint
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NOAAHH Silent Auction at The Nobles Farewell Concert. At Rock N Bowl, NOAAHH benefitted from a Silent Auction. The Nobles also performed a tribute to Allen Toussaint.

In 2016, Reggie Toussaint and Alison Toussaint LeBeaux express gratitude to organizers of the French Quarter Festival for booking their late father, Allen Toussaint, at the 2015 Festival.

NOAAHH distributed $26,000 in grants to 14 organizations serving the Greater New Orleans region. March 2015.
Just The Right Attitude Honors Sr. Jane Remson and NOAAHH.
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