Be A Saint. Be 4 NOLA.

Who Dat! Last Sunday, the New Orleans Saints became NFC champions and secured their spot in the Super Bowl. New Orleans is ecstatic, and this win marks a great time for the city. Finally, the attention is on New Orleans for a good reason. As America prepares for the Super Bowl next Sunday a...

President Obama Recognizes St. Bernard Project

President Barack Obama recognized the St. Bernard Project's commitment to returning families home in his weekly address discussing recovery efforts in the Gulf Coast. "The St. Bernard Project has drawn together volunteers to rebuild hundreds of homes, where people can live with dignity and security,...

SBP and Our Partners Celebrate the Completion of Ms. Myrtles' Home on MLK Day

This year, SBP and our partners, Project Homecoming, The Roots of Music, and AmeriCorps, celebrated the completion of Ms. Myrtle Jones home in New Orleans East on Martin Luther King Jr. Day. “Over the past three years more than 18,000 individuals have served with the St. Bernard Project and...

Meet Homeowners SBP is helping

There’s a sign in the yard at the house where Brenda Dupre Williams grew up that says “Roots Run Deep Here.” For Brenda, whose father built their home on Gordon Street in the Lower Ninth Ward the year she was born, it couldn’t be truer. Both sides of her family – her father’s as ...

Chef Susan Spicer is 4 NOLA!

Susan Spicer, Chef of Bayona Restaurant, is 4 NOLA. Are you? Susan is 4 NOLA because there is no place to come home to like New Orleans. Join Susan and be 4 NOLA by supporting the St. Bernard Project and the thousand of families who are still struggling to get home. Tell us why you are ...

WORK IT, GIRL!

Women’s Rebuild Week Women's Rebuild Week is May 24-29! SBP needs your ideas and connections! Our goal is to raise at least ,000 for our May Women's Rebuild, enough to rebuild 4 homes. Please help us kick start our fundraising effort by sending us ideas of foundations, corporation...

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As the St. Bernard Project continues to rebuild homes in New Orleans, we cannot ignore the tragedy in Haiti, nor can we help but recognize the similarities between this horrendous earthquake and the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina.

Like in Port au Prince, 100 percent of the homes in St. Bernard Parish were destroyed and rendered uninhabitable. Seventy percent of the homes in New Orleans were underwater. The St. Bernard Project deals with the aftermath of such a natural disaster every day, and our thoughts and support are with the victims of the Haitian earthquake as they start their long process of recovery.

Thank you for your support during the Chase Community Giving Facebook competition. With your votes and efforts SBP was awarded $62,000. SBP will use these funds to rebuild homes for many more deserving families.

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.

Remembering Steve

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We recently lost an SBP family member. Read more about the legacy Steve Baiamonte will leave on the St. Bernard Project and beyond.

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

We 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.