donations

If you'd like to help out, drop off needed items or a monetary donation at Covenant Church located at 300 E Martial Avenue in Lafayette today (9/8/20) from 2 pm to 6 pm.

All items collected today will immediately be taken to Lake Charles families in need.

LaToya Cantrell is asking the public to pitch in and pay landlords to stop evictions on their neighbors.

The problem is, it wasn't enough.

The good folks in Scott and the city's Boudin Festival will be doing their part to take care of their residents with a very sweet act of giving back.

Give the gift of a fresh start this holiday season during the 4th annual Hygiene for Humanity toiletries drive.

The pop megastar is donating $50,000 to help with the rebuilding process...and this is far from her first donation for flood relief.

Donations are now being accepted through October 14 for the annual Hospice of Acadiana Thrift Sale, to be held in November.

Spadoni says they are still in need of supplies including school supplies.

Acadiana's giving spirit is a constant reminder of the community's compassion, but we must be cautious when donating money to some organizations.

A family of four in Carencro who lost everything in a mobile home fire Tuesday is now asking for the public's help to get their lives back on track.

The successes of the school's athletic programs include securing five Sun Belt Conference championships, a third R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl football title in three years and a No. 1 nationally ranked baseball team.

Students, school employees and the general public or asked to contribute a dollar or more.

Sam Walton's heirs should be ashamed of themselves.

The best way to help is with monetary donations.

The following organizations are accepting donations for the relief efforts in Moore, Oklahoma: American Red Cross Text- REDCROSS to 90999 to donate $10 to the relief efforts (standard text message rates apply). Online- www.redcross.org ...

Now is a great time to make a tax deductible donation.

The bill applies to people and businesses who donate money to nonprofits that provide scholarships to attend private schools.

Ranch Outlet and Courtesy Lincoln Ford are taking donations to help victims of Monday's floods.