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In January 2013, members of the Voices Foundation traveled to Archbishop Molloy High School in Queens, New York to meet with students affected by Hurricane Sandy.
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Voices Foundation Board Member, Rose Marie Sand, hosted a stained glass mosaic workshop for students as part of an art series funded by the Meraux Foundation.
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For the second year, the Voices Foundation presents St Bernard’s Senior Citizen Acting Troupe, the SILVER LININGS under the direction of Barry Lemoine. A grant project funded by the Meraux Foundation.
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The cast of the Voices Foundation production of “To The Headwaters,” Will Schneider, Christian Bordelon, Annette Phillips, Barry Lemoine, Katie Bordelon and Rose Marie Sand.
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Christian Bordelon and Katherine Lemoine in “The Somewhat True Tales of Robin Hood”
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Voices members Rose Marie Sand, Ronda and Doyle DeForest meet Meraux Foundation’s Rita and Floyd Guy at the 2011 Old Arabi Sugar Fest.
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An iconic fixture in St. Bernard parish, these white books represent the impact of Louisiana’s seafood industry to our nation’s economy.
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The premier performance of The Silver Linings, St. Bernard’s first Senior Acting Troupe, wowed audiences in an old time variety show in August 2011.
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02/16/13 – Voices Foundation travels to NYC to meet with students affected by Hurricane Sandy
Last week, Stanners affected by Hurricane Sandy, as well as a supporting cast of friends, gathered in the Ralph DeChiaro Theater for a visit from Barry and Katherine Lemoine, William Schneider and Alex Le Pres of The Voices Foundation. Made up of Louisiana natives who survived Hurricane Katrina in 2005, this non-profit organization and performing [...]… Read more »
