New Orleans girls club service partners
At the New Orleans Girls Club, we believe in the power of community and the importance of giving back. Our Service Partners program connects NOGC members with nonprofit organizations throughout New Orleans and the surrounding areas, providing meaningful opportunities to make a difference in our community.
Through this initiative, we collaborate with local nonprofits to offer volunteer opportunities that align with our mission to empower and uplift those in need. Whether you're passionate about education, environmental sustainability, social justice, or community development, there's a way for you to get involved.
In addition to ongoing opportunities, we host scheduled events throughout the year with our Service Partners, giving members a chance to come together and contribute to impactful causes as a group. These events are not just about volunteering—they're about creating connections, fostering relationships, and amplifying the impact of our collective efforts.
Service Partners
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Common Ground Relief
Common Ground Relief has been at the forefront of grassroots recovery and community support in New Orleans since its founding in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina. The organization provides vital resources and assistance to underserved communities while focusing on environmental restoration, housing, and education. With numerous exciting projects lined up for 2025, Common Ground Relief welcomes volunteers who are eager to make a tangible impact. Whether it’s rebuilding homes, restoring wetlands, or supporting education initiatives, there are countless opportunities to get involved and contribute to their mission of empowering the New Orleans community.
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Dress for Success
The mission of Dress for Success is to help unemployed and underemployed women achieve economic independence by providing no-fee programs, development tools and professional attire to thrive in work and in life. NOGC members can get involved with Dress for Success by volunteering their time and expertise to support women entering the workforce.
- Speak at their next monthly meeting, sharing knowledge on various educational topics that empower DFS clients—these hybrid meetings are typically held on Tuesday evenings and announced via DFS social media.
- Help style their clients, assisting women in curating professional wardrobes that boost their confidence as they step into new career opportunities. It's a great way to give back and make a meaningful impact!
If you are interested in volunteering, reach out to Tracee Dundas at tracee@dfsneworleans.com
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ARC of Greater New Orleans
The ArcGNO is known to compassionately care for people with intellectual disabilities or developmental delays. ArcGNO serves about 250 adults with intellectual disabilities in five community centers across the Greater New Orleans region. Our programming and activities focus on community integration, health and wellness, and advocacy. This organization also runs the Mardi Gras Recycle Center which collects more than 160 tons of Mardi Gras throws annually, saving them from drains and landfills in the Greater New Orleans area. Volunteers are able to help with the Mardi Gras Recycle center and help with the facilities' clerical & reception staff.