Fabulous Finds & Family Fun in New Orleans
Today, February 3, 2012 is National Go Red Day to support women’s heart disease. I am pulling red out of my closet to show my support for a cause that has touched close to home! Every family tree has their own medical history issues and for mine it’s heart disease on every branch. Many relatives have undergone […]
In Louisiana, 1 in 8 people are struggling with hunger. Fleur de Light Candles are making a difference in the lives of those struggling with hunger. Through the sales of their See the Light, Feed the Hungry Candles, in cooperation with the Second Harvest Food Bank of Greater New Orleans and Acadania, they have been […]
TrashCanKidz is working together with EarthKidz International to bring awareness and help to orphaned children all over the world. Many of these children don’t know where their next meal will come from and turn trash to treasures in their every day lives. TrashCanKidz was created as a way to bring awareness to these these children […]
Here is to more birthdays! The day that you are celebrated for just being you! Think back to when you were a kid and you counted down the days until your special day and reminded everyone of that countdown repeatedly. Then leading up to your big day, there would be cards in the mailbox from grandmothers and […]
Santa will be collecting toys for the Crescent House Battered Women’s Shelter before heading to the North Pole! Who: Santa Claus and the Steamboat Natchez Open to everyone and is FREE with the donation of a NEW, UNWRAPPED GIFT When: Sunday, November 27, 2011 Boarding: 2:00pm Cruise: 2:30pm What: Cruise that Mighty Mississippi River on […]
For many in South Louisiana, hunger is a reality. The See the Light, Feed the Hungry candle is dedicated to eliminating hunger in the New Orleans area. For each candle sold, Little Miss Muffin located in Metairie, LA and Fleur de Candle will donate to the Second Harvest Food Bank of New Orleans and Acadiana. […]
It’s October and pink ribbons are popping everywhere! This month look for items that donate a portion of their proceeds to finding a cure for breast cancer. Chances are you or someone you know has been affected by breast cancer in some way. About 1 in 8 women in the United States (12%) will develop […]
The media spotlight on the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico is dwindling, but the cleanup is far from over. The health of the Gulf of Mexico and it’s wetlands heavily impacts America’s domestic energy production, the seafood industry, international shipping, and the region’s culture. They don’t call Louisiana a Sportsman’s (or sportswoman’s) paradise […]
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