For Loyola College Prep junior Ryan Johnson, volunteering with Volunteers of America North Louisiana (VOANLA) is a simple way to make a meaningful difference in the lives of children in his community. Ryan first discovered the joy of volunteering in middle school, when he tutored students at Creswell Elementary School through the National Junior Honor
Written and shared by Ginny Lamb Thank you for taking time out of your Tuesday morning to be here. Your presence alone speaks to your shared commitment to this community, and I feel grateful for the opportunity to spend this time together as we share the important work of Volunteers of America of North Louisiana.
Written and shared by Carolyn Hammond Good morning! It is a privilege to be with you today at our Cherish the Children of God Breakfast, a 25-year Shreveport tradition built on one belief: every person deserves to be seen, supported, and valued. And for more than 91 years, that belief has been at the heart
Written and shared by Corinthian William My name is Corinthian Williams, and I am a 17-year-old senior attending Booker T. Washington High School. I am from the Lakeside/Queensborough area of Shreveport, Louisiana. After graduation, I plan to attend Northwestern State University and major in Medical Information Technology. I was first introduced to the Communities In
Written and shared by Wesley Lazarus Good morning! My name is Wesley Lazarus, and I would like to welcome you to the 2026 Cherish the Children of God breakfast. Thank you for being here and supporting the work of Volunteers of America North Louisiana. My story with Volunteers of America began in 2018. A friend
In the heart of downtown Shreveport stands a building with a remarkable story. Originally constructed as a hotel in 1920, The McAdoo has spent more than 100 years serving the community. Today, Volunteers of America North Louisiana continues that legacy by providing affordable housing and safe environment that help individuals build stability, independence, and hope
