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May 18, 2021 • Organizations

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GIVE BACK TO THE NEW ORLEANS PUBLICATION THAT’S ALWAYS GIVING!

ViaNolaVie, a 501(c)3 online arts and culture publication, needs your help! As the year ends, please consider making a tax deductible donation in order to support the publication that:

Has over 85,000 unique visitors a month to the website and over 7,000 followers through social media.
Is the only press publication that is covering events full-time in New Orleans (we don’t just make a calendar, we make individual social media posts so people know where to go, when to go, and how much it will cost! #bantheboredom
Is the only press that runs service-learning workshops in New Orleans where we pair 100s of students to volunteer with non-profit organizations in New Orleans
Uses every medium (print, radio, photography, maps, and events) to provide free access to hyperlocal information
Your contribution is tax deductible as ViaNolaVie is a 501(c)3

We want to continue supporting and helping New Orleans and its emerging writers, so please help us do that!

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8/30/22

11:23

Thanks, Susann. We do include transcripts of videos with partner students at UNO. We will look into expanding. Appreciate your comment.

Renee Peck

8/30/22

11:11

Please add transcripts or provide closed captions on all videos. Thank you!

Susann Lusnia

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