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Volunteer a little time and money to help bring back New Orleans

In last week's column, I showed you how to experience the rebirth of New Orleans' French Quarter for less than $500. This week, I'm taking you to the city's other side, to neighborhoods like the Ninth Ward, which sustained worse flood damage and still have such a long way to go. While glimmers of hope peek through the occasional newly framed house and freshly sodded lawn, most of these areas remain virtual ghost towns. However, slowly but surely, volunteers are helping to transform the city. And you can help too. All you need is $500 and your time. Click Here To Read Article