
Jacket sizes ranging from 4T to Adult XL are preferred, but all sizes will be accepted. The jackets will be for school-aged students in Pre-K through 12th grade. Jackets can be dropped off during normal office hours, 8 a.m. National Hurricane Center Ascension Parish Sheriffs Department. Light jackets and windbreakers that are either new or “like new” (no stains, tears, etc.) will be accepted beginning Monday, October 18 through Friday, October 29, 2021. For official decisions regarding school closures, please visit the district website. We are committed to effective actions designed to prevent some disasters and to reduce the impact of those over which we have no control. We look forward to continuing to serve our community together.” This office will be the point of distribution of Homeland Security information and intelligence to agencies throughout the parish. “It has been devastating to see our community like this, but I am also so incredibly thankful for all of the volunteers and donors who help us, including the Lafourche Parish Sheriff’s Office. “It has been such a blessing being able to serve this community in its time of need,” said Jarreau. Jeray Jarreau, founder of Bless Your Heart Nonprofit, said she is excited about the partnership with the LPSO, and is happy to meet another need of the community. We know jackets will be needed, and we wanted to address it now before cooler weather arrives.” “Watching the efforts of volunteers from Bless Your Heart Nonprofit inspired us to help replenish items students had lost due to the storm. “As we continue our hurricane relief efforts, we wanted to help organize a donation drive to help the children of Lafourche Parish,” said Sheriff Webre.

This is just one of many needs being addressed among Lafourche Parish relief efforts. This is the latest in Hurricane Ida relief efforts for LPSO.īless Your Heart Nonprofit is also currently coordinating a school uniform drive for students whose uniforms were lost or damaged due to Hurricane Ida. Donations of new or “like new” jackets for kids in Pre-K through 12th grade are now being accepted at LPSO offices. Sheriff Craig Webre announced the Lafourche Parish Sheriff’s Office is teaming up with Bless Your Heart Nonprofit Corporation to collect light jackets for school-aged children through the end of the month.
