Connecting people who have been affected by the recent flooding in Louisiana with people willing to help.
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We provide the most up to date information on areas affected by flooding in Louisiana. Providing information on road closures, financial assistance, available temporary housing, school information and government assistance.
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Hurricane Delta Updates Looks like we are looking at the next storm in this historic 2020 hurricane season for Southern Louisiana. As of Wednesday morning, it looks like the Lafayette area is going to be hit again, with an even more potentially damaging storm. Because of the speed of the Hurricane Delta, flooding in Louisiana […]
My dear friend was out delivering food today & came across Mr Roy Johnson at 7650 Hanks St, Baton Rouge LA. This poor man is sitting in his mold infested house in a wheelchair & has no family and nothing has been touched at his home. 1) We need to get him a safe place […]
Molly Goforth is willing to lend a hand in Lafayette LA by Lafayette, LA–help with laundry, food, supplies, physical labor! You can contact her directly at 205-910-8310 Thanks Molly!!!
Need Help Getting Clothes Washed? Been Affected by the flooding in Lafayette? We have a neighbor that can help! If you have been affected by the recent flooding in Lafayette and need some basic help getting your clothes washed, we have a local resident willing to donate their personal washer and dryer to assist. […]
Flood Insurance Costs Increase in LouisianaJune 8, 2022 - 8:39 pmThe city of Lake Charles in southwest Louisiana has been subject to two hurricanes and intense rains over the past year. Tommy Eastman could lose coverage on his four-bedroom home, which has so far been unaffected by flood damage, because of rising costs for his flood insurance. Risk Rating 2.0 will affect a huge amount […]
Hurricane Delta UpdatesOctober 7, 2020 - 3:14 pmHurricane Delta Updates Looks like we are looking at the next storm in this historic 2020 hurricane season for Southern Louisiana. As of Wednesday morning, it looks like the Lafayette area is going to be hit again, with an even more potentially damaging storm. Because of the speed of the Hurricane Delta, flooding in Louisiana […]
Hurricane Irma’s Deadly PathSeptember 7, 2017 - 5:54 pmHurricane Irma With Hurricane Irma being the most powerful (Atlantic) storm in recorded history heading towards the mainland US, many people are worried about what is next. After rolling over the islands of Antigua and Barbuda on Tuesday and into Wednesday, the massive category 5 storm is set to hit the Dominican Republic and Haiti on Thursday. Ultimately moving […]
This is the live Twitter Feed for Tropical Storm Cindy #TropicalStormCindy on Twitter #TropicalStormCindy Tweets
Tropical Storm May Bring More Flooding to LouisianaJune 21, 2017 - 1:49 amTropical Storm Cindy Update: 6-21-2017 11:30 AM With rain and winds most of the night but waking up to sunny skies, many Louisianans are feeling that we have missed a bullet with Tropical Storm Cindy. Truth is… The storm has yet to make landfall. Louisiana Governor John Bel Edwards issued a statewide State of Emergency […]
FEMA’s Route to SBA – No Government Assistance in RepaymentFebruary 8, 2017 - 7:22 pmWhere Will The $1.3 Billion Go? Those of us who had to borrow money from the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) to rebuild our homes after the catastrophic August flood as of now, are not getting government funds to help pay off that debt. As we stood in the stifling heat, under the Federal Emergency […]
Handicapped Man Needs Help in Baton RougeAugust 24, 2016 - 1:28 amMy dear friend was out delivering food today & came across Mr Roy Johnson at 7650 Hanks St, Baton Rouge LA. This poor man is sitting in his mold infested house in a wheelchair & has no family and nothing has been touched at his home. 1) We need to get him a safe place […]
Lafayette LA – Molly Can Help With…August 18, 2016 - 7:13 pmMolly Goforth is willing to lend a hand in Lafayette LA by Lafayette, LA–help with laundry, food, supplies, physical labor! You can contact her directly at 205-910-8310 Thanks Molly!!!
Flood Insurance Costs Increase in Louisiana
/0 Comments/in News, real estate /by JoshThe city of Lake Charles in southwest Louisiana has been subject to two hurricanes and intense rains over the past year. Tommy Eastman could lose coverage on his four-bedroom home, which has so far been unaffected by flood damage, because of rising costs for his flood insurance. Risk Rating 2.0 will affect a huge amount […]
Lake Charles Experiencing ‘Historic Rainfall’
/0 Comments/in Flooding, Lake Charles /by Brandon JoyHurricane Delta Updates
/0 Comments/in Lafayette, News /by adminHurricane Delta Updates Looks like we are looking at the next storm in this historic 2020 hurricane season for Southern Louisiana. As of Wednesday morning, it looks like the Lafayette area is going to be hit again, with an even more potentially damaging storm. Because of the speed of the Hurricane Delta, flooding in Louisiana […]
May Brings Flooding In Louisiana
/0 Comments/in Flooding /by KeirstonRecent rainstorms have caused some major flooding for several neighborhoods on the Northshore. More than 13 inches of rain fell in Tangipahoa Parish and St Tammany Parish, due to rising rivers and creeks overflowing. The Bedico area showed severe signs of distress, leaving many homeowners with a foot of water in their homes. Today […]
Hurricane Irma’s Deadly Path
/0 Comments/in News /by adminHurricane Irma With Hurricane Irma being the most powerful (Atlantic) storm in recorded history heading towards the mainland US, many people are worried about what is next. After rolling over the islands of Antigua and Barbuda on Tuesday and into Wednesday, the massive category 5 storm is set to hit the Dominican Republic and Haiti on Thursday. Ultimately moving […]
Follow Live #TropicalStormCindy on Twitter
/0 Comments/in News /by adminThis is the live Twitter Feed for Tropical Storm Cindy #TropicalStormCindy on Twitter #TropicalStormCindy Tweets
Tropical Storm May Bring More Flooding to Louisiana
/0 Comments/in News /by adminTropical Storm Cindy Update: 6-21-2017 11:30 AM With rain and winds most of the night but waking up to sunny skies, many Louisianans are feeling that we have missed a bullet with Tropical Storm Cindy. Truth is… The storm has yet to make landfall. Louisiana Governor John Bel Edwards issued a statewide State of Emergency […]
FEMA’s Route to SBA – No Government Assistance in Repayment
/0 Comments/in News /by adminWhere Will The $1.3 Billion Go? Those of us who had to borrow money from the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) to rebuild our homes after the catastrophic August flood as of now, are not getting government funds to help pay off that debt. As we stood in the stifling heat, under the Federal Emergency […]
Find Louisiana Shelters
/0 Comments/in News /by adminIn need of temporary shelter from the recent Louisiana flooding? Below is the list of shelters in Louisiana
Obama Approves Disaster Funds
/1 Comment/in News /by adminOn Sunday evening, President Obama officially granted a major disaster declaration request for East Baton Rouge, Livingston, St. Helena, and Tangipahoa parishes. Officials said that more parishes will be added on a rolling basis as more assessments are made. When the President declares a disaster, it makes the way for federal funds to be released including direct assistance […]