The August flood directly and indirectly impacted virtually every nonprofit organization in the Capital Region. Along with having facilities inundated with floodwater and volunteers displaced, many nonprofits were forced to make tough decisions about end-of-year fundraising drives and events. At the same time, demand for services has increased, leaving nonprofit organizers nervous as they head
Baton Rouge area nonprofits are bracing for the long-term impact of the historic 2016 flood
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