Federal Home Loan Bank of Dallas

Local Initiatives Support Corporation (LISC) is a non-profit foundation based in New York, established in 1979, dedicated to transforming distressed neighborhoods into healthy and sustainable communities across the United States. LISC provides a range of community development programs, including loans, grants, equity investments, and technical assistance aimed at housing development and organizational capacity building. The foundation also supports various initiatives focused on public policy, research, and civic engagement, enhancing the overall quality of life in communities. LISC's strategic plan, "Building Sustainable Communities," emphasizes creating environments that promote good workplaces, businesses, and family life. With operations in several states, including Washington, Louisiana, Mississippi, Pennsylvania, Florida, and Texas, LISC collaborates with local organizations to foster economic development and job creation, ultimately working to improve community health and sustainability.

Southeast Louisiana Legal Services offers civil aid, advocacy and community education to the lower income group in the region.

Acadiana Legal Service Corporation, funded in part by Legal Services Corporation and the Louisiana Bar Foundation, providing free legal assistance in civil (non-criminal) cases to those who could not otherwise afford it. They offer “Know Your Rights” workshops, staff outreach fairs, and participates in other community events to ensure individuals and families have the knowledge they need to protect their legal rights. “Know Your Rights” sessions educate seniors, domestic violence survivors, veterans and the community.

Zion Traveler Community Development Corporation promotes social and economic fairness, compassion, and poverty alleviation in the Lincoln Parish community.

Ozanam Inn is a non-profit, direct service agency serving the homeless and underserved of greater New Orleans, regardless of race, color, creed, religious preference or national origin.