HUD Secretary Donovan volunteers with SBP

HUD Secretary Donovan volunteers with SBP

Shaun Donovan, U.S. Secretary of Housing and Urban Development, and his family volunteered with the St. Bernard Project to show his commitment to the New Orleans area and promote service.Watch their day with SBP.

Wiltz Family Returns Home

Wiltz Family Returns Home

"My wife, Barbara, and I thank you from the bottom of our hearts for all you've put in and all you've done for us," Kenneth Wiltz said. Read the Wiltz family's story.

The Bartholamews Begin Again

The Bartholamews Begin Again

Mary and her daughters begin again after living in a FEMA trailer for two years. Read about the homeowners we serve.

SBP Celebrates its 200th Rebuilt Home

SBP Celebrates its 200th Rebuilt Home

St. Bernard Project celebrated its 200th rebuild by welcoming Mr. Larry Scurich home with a ribbon cutting ceremony and community dinner. Mr. Scurich, a WWII veteran and father of three, has been displaced from his home for 3 and a half years. Thanks to the work of volunteers from around the count...

Davie and Trina Have a Place to Call Home

Davie and Trina Have a Place to Call Home

Several years in temporary housing are in the past for Davie and Trina, who once again have their own kitchen to cook tasty meals for friends and family.

Enduring Needs in the New Orleans Area

Enduring Needs in the New Orleans Area

Although SBP has rebuilt more than 200 homes in St. Bernard Parish, the work is not finished. There are more than 13,000 displaced families in the New Orleans area. Read more about the continuing need.

Anderson Cooper Films Live from St. Bernard Project Build Site

Anderson Cooper Films Live from St. Bernard Project Build Site

Anderson Cooper 360° filmed live from an SBP build site to discuss the economy and its effect on volunteerism. AC360 spotlighted return volunteer Suzanne Mintz and her story. Watch an excerpt from the show.

Patron Spirits Company Partners with SBP

Patron Spirits Company Partners with SBP

With generous support from companies like the Patron Spirits Company, SBP can continue to rebuild families homes and lives. Read more about their commitment.

SBP Co-Founder Liz Named CNN's Hero of the Year!

SBP Co-Founder Liz Named CNN's Hero of the Year!

Liz credits all 8000 people who've volunteered with SBP as co-recipients of her award. "To the country and the world, I ask you to please join us," Liz said. "Together we can continue to rebuild families' homes and lives. If you join us, we'll be unstoppable." Read More

 
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Families are Still Waiting

Although we have the man power to rebuild these homes, we do not have the funds available to begin construction. After three years of waiting, these families can move home--with your help.

Darrell, Meraux, LA
Gladys, Arabi, LA
Jamie, Violet, LA
Kendrick, Violet, LA
Mike, New Orleans, LA
Neils, Meraux, LA
Tony, New Orleans, LA
Tyson, Violet, LA
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Liz is CNN Hero of the Year


Liz is CNN's Hero of the Year. Read her thank you letter and see her acceptance speech.

You can be a hero too! Volunteer, donate, or host a fundraiser.



Donate Your Used Vehicles

SBP is in need of usable trucks, vans and minivans to haul supplies to sites. Do you have a vehicle in good running condition to donate? If you drive it down to Chalmette, we'll fly you back home!

Read more about the donation process.

Americorps State, NCCC, and VISTA are great partners of the St. Bernard Project providing us with more than 200 members over the past two years who serve in various capacities.  Interested in Americorps? Learn More
imageWe are proud to announce that for a second straight year, the GE Foundation will support the St. Bernard Project. The GE Foundation is helping families back in their homes. Read more.

Learn about our Donors and Partners like the GE Foundation who are helping rebuild St. Bernard Parish.
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