Long Islanders Lend Helping Hand in New Orleans in Wake of 2 Year Anniversary OF Hurricane Katrina

August 29th marks the second anniversary of Hurricane Katrina and the aftermath that New Orleans still lives with. New Yorkers are in New Orleans this week.  The founders of LIHome411.com are volunteering with Phoenix of New Orleans (PNOLA) to rebuild homes in (Mid City), a New Orleans neighborhood devastated by flooding and struggling to get on its feet.

LIHome411.com, Long Island’s local source for home improvement contractors has partnered with PNOLA to raise $1,000,000 to help real people in New Orleans rebuild their homes and their lives.  While New Orleans is in the news and in your thoughts this week, please take a moment donate to PNOLA, an all volunteer agency, and help the people of New Orleans. A few dollars can make a difference in someone’s life.  LIHome411.com is seeing that first-hand this week.  Help build a bridge from New York to New Orleans.

Cash donations can be made via check made out to PNOLA and sent in care of can be made online at www.lihome411.com – please click through our link to PNOLA’s website and select LIHome411.com in the drop down box on PNOLA’s donation page.

About LIHome411.com
The mission of LIHome411.com is to make professional remodeling and repair easy for Long Island homeowners, by connecting them with prescreened professional contractors in 60 categories covering all aspects of home improvement.

Visit www.lihome411.com or contact Tom or Bob at 516-558-0760 or email customerservice@lihome411.com.

About The Phoenix of New Orleans
The Phoenix of New Orleans (PNOLA) is a federally- recognized 501 (c) 3 non profit organization devoted to rebuilding and recovery of Lower Mid-City, a centrally located 120 block neighborhood in New Orleans.  PNOLA was founded by Tulane University medical student Paul Ikemire as a rapid response to the decimating effects that Hurricane Katrina and the flooding that followed had on Lower Mid-City, a neighborhood already struggling to overcome socio-economic hardship.

Visit www.pnola.org or contact Sarah Ralston at 504-342-4399 or saraheralston@gmail.com.

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MEDIA CONTACTS:
Bobby Roddini
Founder, LIHome411.com
516-558-0760