Joey's Hope NOLA provides food, clothing and shelter to needy children
Joey’s Hope NOLA was formed after the loss of USMC SGT Joseph Bovia in Afghanistan in 2010.
About Us
Our Story
Our Mission Statement and Commitment
Our Mission Statement and Commitment
Joey’s Hope NOLA was formed after losing USMC SGT Joseph Bovia in Afghanistan in 2010. Joey adored children and fought for their freedom. To keep his legacy alive, Joey’s Hope NOLA was established. Donations to our program allow us to fill bags/backpacks with kid-friendly food to send home with children identified as being in need. This is provided each week during the school year. Joey's Hope NOLA also assists with basic needs such as clothing and housing through our partnership with Crossroads NOLA.
Our Mission Statement and Commitment
Our Mission Statement and Commitment
Our Mission Statement and Commitment
THE CORPORATION IS ORGANIZED EXCLUSIVELY FOR CHARITABLE PURPOSES, MORE SPECIFICALLY TO FEED, HOUSE, CLOTHE AND PROVIDE FOR NEEDS OF NEEDY AND FOSTER CHILDREN AND THEIR CAREGIVERS IN THE GREATER NEW ORLEANS METROPOLITAN AREA AND IS ORGANIZED TO BE A PERPETUAL ORGANIZATION.
History and Milestones
Our Mission Statement and Commitment
History and Milestones
2011 - Joey’s Hope for Hungry Children is founded and partners with Fuel the Future Foundation, Inc., a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization
2012 - Joey’s Hope for Hungry Children registers as a LA based non-profit organization and receives 501(c)(3) tax exempt status.
2016 - Joey’s Hope NOLA partners with Crossroads NOLA - a faith based non-profit assisting with foster children and families
2017 - Joey’s Hope for Hungry Children changes its name to Joey’s Hope NOLA.
2017 - Joey's Hope NOLA opens 2nd pantry location at Williams Blvd Baptist Church
Your generous donation will assist children to receive much needed food, clothing and shelter.
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