The Louisiana Center for Children’s Rights protects the rights of children in the juvenile legal system. We defend them in courtrooms, support them in schools, and provide them with the resources they need to grow up healthy and leave the system behind for good.
Join us on Thursday, March 21 (6-8pm) for this cocktail reception as we celebrate our successes and come together to make Louisiana a better place for all children.
We will also be presenting our annual Calogero Champion of Justice Award to Ubuntu Village for its incredible work helping families advocate for themselves in New Orleans’ juvenile legal system.
This cocktail reception fundraiser will be held on Thursday, March 21 (6-8pm) at The Building, a beautiful art space located at 1427 Oretha Castle Haley Blvd. (just across from the Jazz Market). Business or business casual attire preferred.
While there is no ticket cost, a donation of any amount is required to attend. Donate now via LCCR’s donation page, Paypal, or Venmo.
There are many ways to support this year’s Celebration!
Celebration Donor:
Click here to donate now online.
You can also give by cash, check or credit card at the event itself.
Celebration Sponsor:
Click here to view sponsorship options, benefits, and a listing of this year’s event sponsors to date.
Questions about making a gift:
Contact Ryan Hill, Development Director at 504-658-6862 or rhill@lakidsrights.org.
Special Thanks to our 2024 Host Committee:
Tiye & Qasim Davis // Sean Fisher // Philip D. Lorio IV // Jerry Meunier // Brett Perrier // Toni & Joseph Rome // Will Snowden // Miles Thomas // Peggy Welsh // Olivia Woollam
We wish to thank this year’s sponsors and top donors:
Guardian of Justice:
Defender of Justice:
Advocate of Justice: Baptist Community Ministries // BCBSLA Foundation // Sean Fisher Architect // Fishman Haygood LLP // Fluor Federal Petroleum Operations // Lulu & Billy Freiberg // Gainsburgh, Benjamin, David, Meunier & Warshauer, LLC // Gordon Arata Montgomery Barnett // Hancock Whitney // InspireNOLA Charter Schools // Donna & Jack Little // Mary & Dale MacCurdy // Maron Marvel Bradley Anderson & Tardy LLC // Perrier Esquerré Contractors LLC // Poeyfarre Fund // ResourceFull Consulting // Sessions, Israel & Shartle // Laurie & Paul Sterbcow // Sheryl Larson Thompson // Anne & Quentin Urquhart // Lynda & Irving Warshauer // Sarah & George Young
Benefactor of Justice: Baker Donelson // Bell Butler Design Architecture // Bernard & Franks // Courington, Kiefer, Sommers, Marullo & Matherne LLP // Milly & George Denegre // Krystle & Royce Duplessis // Melanie & Ken Ehrlich // Christina & John Fay // Allison & George Freeman // Bill Hammack & Janice Parmelee // Laquisha & Andraes Hubbard // Huber Thomas LLP // Sally & Jay Lapeyre // Liskow & Lewis APLC // Megan & Phil Lorio // Kathy & Jerry Meunier // Matt Morrin & Kim Ellis // OfficeOps // Power Coalition for Equality & Justice // Ava Rogers // Scott Vicknair Injury Lawyers // Ramona & Will Seemann // Jackie & Bruce Shreves // Simon, Peragine, Smith & Redfearn LLP // Allison & Pierre Stouse // Tatje Insurance & Financial Products // Peggy Welsh // Elizabeth & Carlos Zervigón
Fellow of Justice: 18th Ward Sports Club // Anonymous // Amanda & Ryan Berger // Kirsten & Alex Breckinridge // Suzanne Butler & Mark Klyza // Carlo Ditta Inc. // Carmen & Kelly Duncan // Ninette & Perry Eastman // Mari & George Fisher // Nancy Hirsch Lassen & Jim Gambill // Jack Harrison // Amy & John Hite // Susan & Andy Lee // Diana & Tom Lewis // Aimee McCarron // Steve Scheckman // Total Community Action Inc. // Linda Usdin DrPH & Steven Bingler // Miriam & Bruce Waltzer // Lizzie & Neal White // Kathy Wiedorn // Alice & Bill Wright // Ellen & Marc Yellin
We also wish to thank the following for their partnership and steadfast commitment to our kids:
