4/18/13 - 12:48 PM by Pamela Fisher You're Invited! AC Harvesting Hope Luncheon on May 7, 2013
Read more … You're Invited! AC Harvesting Hope Luncheon on May 7, 2013
1/16/13 - 02:58 PM by Pamela Fisher "Ain't It a Shame" Cottage Accessibility Campaign: Help AC "Ramp It Up!"
Read more … "Ain't It a Shame" Cottage Accessibility Campaign: Help AC "Ramp It Up!"
12/18/12 - 02:26 PM by Pamela Fisher Advocacy Center Receives IMPACT Grant from Greater New Orleans Foundation
Read more … Advocacy Center Receives IMPACT Grant from Greater New Orleans Foundation
10/9/12 - 11:11 AM by Pamela Fisher AC Holds Donor Appreciation Garden Party
9/14/12 - 09:02 AM by Pamela Fisher VOTE for AC in Chase's Community Giving Program!
Read more … VOTE for AC in Chase's Community Giving Program!
6/13/12 - 09:11 AM by Pamela Fisher AC Holds Third Annual Harvesting Hope Luncheon
12/14/11 - 02:19 PM by Pamela Fisher AC Launches Oak Street Garden Campaign!
6/28/11 - 01:32 PM by Stephanie Patrick Cara Hoffman’s So Much Pretty book event to benefit Advocacy Center
Read more … Cara Hoffman’s So Much Pretty book event to benefit Advocacy Center


Advocacy Center is seeking donations that will enable us to build a ramp and add other accessible features to our cottage in New Orleans. Help us "Ramp It Up! by making a tax-deductible donation today!
AC is one of 38 non-profits to receive IMPACT 2012 funds from the Greater New Orleans Foundation. The Foundation awarded AC $20,000 for our work to ensure that people with disabilities have access to the healthcare they need through Louisiana’s two new Medicaid managed care programs: Bayou Health and Magellan.
On October 4, 2012, the Advocacy Center's Staff and Board held a garden party for donors who had financially supported the agency over the past year.
Please vote for The Advocacy Center to share in the $5 million being granted by the Chase Community Giving Program! Voting is open until September 19, 2012.
On May 16, 2012, the Advocacy Center held its Third Annual Harvesting Hope Luncheon at the Audubon Tea Room in New Orleans, raising more than $42,000 of much-needed funds to continue its work to protect, empower, and advocate for people with disabilities and seniors throughout Louisiana.
Advocacy Center is seeking donations that will enable us to create a fully accessible garden area adjacent to our new building in New Orleans. Purchase an inscribed brick, or dedicate a tree, bench, or fountain to your loved one today!