Community grants fund high-needs program at Holy Angels
SHREVEPORT, La. - Holy Angels has received $160,000 from the Community Foundation of North Louisiana to support AngelCare, a program for residents with total care and high behavioral needs.
Kristi Gustavson, CEO of the Community Foundation of North Louisiana, presents check to Holy Angels Board of Directors and Senior Leadership Team.
Pictured from left to right: RJ Middleton, Dr. Raymond Hicks, Betsy Roberts, Ginny Murphy, Patrick Lukacs, Dr. Caroline Cobb, Kristi Gustavson, David Fite, Laurie Boswell, Reverend Alston Johnson, Dr. Joe Paine, Jennifer Martin, and Tammy Kennedy
SHREVEPORT, La. - Holy Angels has received $160,000 from the Community Foundation of North Louisiana to support AngelCare, a program for residents with total care and high behavioral needs.
The funding provides one-on-one support to help residents live with greater independence and dignity. The grant continues a four-decade partnership between Holy Angels and the foundation, which has supported the organization since 1980.
The organization also received recent financial contributions from the Arthur and Joyce Trowbridge Foundation and the Amazon.com Northwest Louisiana Community Fund.
CEO Laurie Boswell expressed gratitude for the donations, noting the funds strengthen Holy Angels' mission to serve individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities.