NONPROFITS PRESENTED
October 2025
The mission of the McLindon Family Foundation (MFF) is to provide adaptive bikes to children with special needs so that they can build critical core strength, boost confidence and nurture friendships, all of which help these children maximize their potential and participation in society.
To promote environmental leadership and access to technology through responsible recycling of computers and other electronics, saving toxic material from the landfills and redirecting technology to individuals in need.
We empower survivors, prevent relationship violence, and promote justice for victims of
domestic and dating violence, their children, and our communities.
July 2025
Epilepsy Alliance Louisiana is dedicated to supporting those impacted by epilepsy in local communities by confronting the spectrum of challenges created by seizures.
We are a group of litter warriors who are passionate about maintaining and improving beautiful Baton Rouge! We host community cleanup events every Saturday all across the city and provide all of the resources needed for individuals to plan their own cleanup events.
Provides essential needs for infants to teens. Workers advocating to enhance the lives of children to blossom in Baton Rouge.
April 2025
The mission of Capital Area Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA) Association is to advocate for timely placement of children in permanent, safe and stable homes. In 1992, a group of concerned and dedicated individuals established Capital Area CASA Association in East Baton Rouge Parish as a private, non-profit organization. CASA recruits, screens, trains, and supervises community volunteers to serve as advocates for abused and neglected children.
Our mission is to support youth and young adults recovering from the trauma of homelessness and family separation through housing, healthcare, and advocacy.
Our mission is dedicated to enhancing the lives of children undergoing emotional trauma from being removed due to abuse or neglect. Through active participation in community projects and initiatives addressing the challenges faced by abused children, we aim to make a meaningful impact. Inspired by the idea of tangible reminders that instill hope, we provide programs that offer encouragement, comfort, and a sense of optimism as children navigate uncertain circumstances.
January 2025
Rain Will Bring Flowers Foundation is a non-profit that was founded in 2023 by Jordan and Lisa Tabor, two parents who lost their 15-year-old son, Owen Tabor, to suicide. Their mission is to prevent youth suicide through awareness, education, and support.
Grandparents Raising Grandchildren of Louisiana is an organization dedicated to offering both information and support to grandparent and other kinship caregivers and their families. We are a 501c3 non-profit organization committed to serving these families in any way that we can.
The Family and Youth Services Center of East Baton Rouge (FYSC) is dedicated to empowering individuals and families to thrive, grow, and succeed. Our mission is to provide comprehensive support, resources, and opportunities that enhance the well-being and future prospects of our East Baton Rouge neighbors. We work in collaboration with onsite agency partners to remove obstacles, provide options, and accelerate success for those who need us most.
October 2024
The vision of Maddie’s Footprints is to help families who have experienced miscarriages, stillbirths or the loss of an infant. We help lead these families in the right direction when they are in need of information and/or counseling. We also offer these families financial assistance for end-of-life expenses and/or medical expenses that can be overwhelming during their difficult time.
Our mission is to continue in the tradition of the Blue Star Mothers of America by answering the call of families in need, promoting patriotism through education, and to bring to the forefront the sacrifices of our military personnel and their families. We hope to promote awareness and foster support of our troops through the sponsorship and participation in community projects, patriotic rallies, parades and veterans' ceremonies. In a nutshell, we are a support through service organization. We serve because our children serve.
The Capital Area Law Enforcement Foundation was formed in 2016 after the deaths and shootings of law enforcement officers in Baton Rouge. What was the worst day in law enforcement history in Baton Rouge became a mission for CALEF. Officers died that day because of the quality of bulletproof vests they were wearing. CALEF made it its number one goal in raising money for the best bulletproof vests on the market. Since 2016 we have raised in excess of 2 million dollars and have gifted over 60 local law enforcement agencies with over 2,000 vests. Our problem is that ALL bulletproof vests expire after 5 years and process starts over. In these days of limited budgets, CALEF assists law enforcement agencies with the purchase of vests. We recently had a EBRSO deputy it in the middle of his chest with a bullet. The Angel Armor vest absolutely saved his life.