WE MUST THANK OUR SUPPORTERS FROM LAST YEAR. WE COULDN'T HAVE DONE IT WITHOUT YOU.

THE 2008 NEW ORLEANS KATRINA COMMEMORATION FOUNDATION WAS SUPPORTED BY THE FOLLOWING ORGANIZATIONS: Black Men United, Rebuild Green, Community Book Center, Millions More Movement, Truth Universal, Pam Nath, grindstaff administrative services,M.O. Productions, Nuthin’ But Fire Records, Seventh Ward Neighborhood Center, NOLA.Tv, Asante Foundation, Clear Channel Radio, Industry Influence, Juvenile Justice Project of Louisiana, Young Sino, Neighborhood Unity, Survivor’s Village, Kentwood Spring Water, Tamborine & Fan, Mona’s Accents, Tommy’s Flowers, Ironwork Entertainment, The Mennonite Central Committee New Orleans, Malcolm X Grassroots Movement, Sess 4-5, Big Tank Entertainment, Popular Front for Pan Africanism, New Voices Fellowship, Kings Entertainment, Spice One Barbershop, Black Love Movement, Club Sams, Beauty on de Bayou, Sunni Patterson, 5th Ward Weebie, Fatt Boi, Game Over Production, Power 102.9FM, WBOK, Muhammad Mosque #46, 2Cent, Louisiana Justice Institute, Partners in Crime, Wild Wayne TV, Hot Off Da Press Promotions, Critical Resistance, Bonose TV, Baby Boy, Boss Hogg Entertainment, DJ Black & Mild, Hustla 1 Records, DJ E.F. Cuttin, Craige Cultural Center, TroubletheWaterFilm.com, May Day, Mike B the Grinda, KPOO (San Francisco, CA), Lower 9thWard Village, New Orleans Voices for Peace, BioLiberty, BioDiesel Workshops, The Village at Algiers, Seven Sisters Shop

On Saturday, August 29, 2009, “The New Orleans Katrina Commemoration Foundation” will be joined by hundreds of individuals, families, organizations, and displaced residents dedicated to honoring those lost during Hurricanes Katrina, Rita, and “The Great Flood” . We will gather at the Lower 9th Ward levee breach for spiritual invocation, testimony, and healing. This will be followed by the traditional Katrina March & Commemoration through the streets of New Orleans to Hunter’s Field on North Claiborne & St. Bernard. Once at Hunter’s Field, critical issues such as affordable housing, healthcare, education, and the prison industrial complex will be addressed by local organizers, activists, and citizens.