South
Toward Home is a non-profit organization created in response
to the devastation of Hurricane Katrina.
Now
that the larger relief organizations have affected their
roles, STH looks to fill the gaps, as there is still much
that is left undone.
South
Toward Home works in collaboration with several other organizations
to repair and rebuild the Gulf Coast. To date our work has
focused entirely on the town of Pass Christian, Mississippi.
To help a community recover, we must care for the individuals.
As we all know, Katrina did not discriminate, and has left
victims of every description in its wake.
Under
the leadership of Executive Director Amy Hardee and by teaming
with other organizations, STH has been involved in helping
hundreds of families get back in their homes. We have also
participated in other projects within the community including
debris clean
up and tree work to help “the Pass” recover from
the storm. Now that we are closing the repair phase of recovery
we are entering into the building phase. We are focused on
building homes for many elderly, disabled and single parent
families, many of whom are still living in trailers.
We are having another roof-raiser extravaganza!
April 19th at the Troubadour in Los Angeles
Featuring:
Bob Odenkirk
Sarah Silverman
Tim and Eric
Thomas Lennon
Special Musical Guest: Foreign Born
And your host, the incompara...
"I'm Shirley Biagas, and I've been living in Mississippi for seventy-eight years - my whole life. I'm widowed, but I have a daughter, two grandch...
Blog It!
We
are excited to announce the launch of our new South
Toward Home Blog. Join us in sharing the progress
to repair and rebuild the Gulf Coast after Hurricane Katrina.
Feel good about yourself in one minute or less... guaranteed!
If
you can’t join us in person for one of our “Roof
Raiser” Events (which we highly encourage you to do),
please feel free to make a donation directly to South Toward
Home. Every bit counts. Each dollar donated goes
directly toward rebuilding.
"I'm Shirley Biagas, and I've been living in Mississippi for seventy-eight years - my whole life. I'm widowed, but I have a daughter, two grandch...
