To educate, advance, and support the global hospitality industry.

Conservation of wildlife and the natural world through science based programs, public service, leadership and education.

The mission of jewish community day school (jcds) is to instill a love of learning invigorated by empowering academics. jcds is rooted in jewish tradition, fostering spirituality (emunah), dedication to repair our world (tikkun olam), and commitment to the entire jewish people (k'lal yisrael). jcds is a nurturing school where families of all backgrounds are welcomed and children are prepared to be engaged compassionate leaders.at jcds we ensure that:students become inquiring, capable youth who are passionate lifelong learners.teachers are dedicated to best educational practices.families are engaged in their children's academic achievement and holistic development.ethics and morals of our students are nurtured through commitment to jewish values.positive connections to the language, land, culture and people of the state of israel are created.children are primed for full participation in our global society.

Support of the new orleans police department & the orleans parish criminal justice system.

To drive environmental sustainability and stewardship through scientific research, education, and advocacy.

Support of various charitable organizations

The organization's primary exempt purpose is for the general public to gain further appreciation of the arts in the community & educational purposes through attendance at performances & training of performers in various artistic endeavors.

Counseling, case management, suicide prevention education, senior care planning, and refugees.

Jcoa is responsible for advocacy and planning a comprehensive and coordinated variety of services that are available to approximately 107,000 persons age 60+ in jefferson parish. jcoa is managed by a professional staff that is supervised by a fifteen member volunteer board of directors.

The jewish endowment foundation of louisiana (jef), chartered in 1967, ensures a (cont'd on sch o)secure future and an enduring legacy by serving as an essential resource for jewish and non-jewish philanthropy.

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The friends of the jefferson public library is an independent nonprofit organization comprised of civic-minded volunteers. it supports the jefferson parish library by promoting library awareness, providing needed funds for unbudgeted items for the library and its branches through fundraising, and participating in literacy programs.

Support for east jefferson general hospital.

Curatorship and tutorship services for adults in need of full or limited interdiction or continuing tutorship.