Help Deek Support the NOLA ToolBank

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New Orleans ToolBank
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Please help Deek raise much needed funds for our newest ToolBank in NOLA! THANKS for your support!!

$250

raised by 3 people

$500 goal

Please support my fundraiser for the New Orleans Toolbank

The New Orleans ToolBank strengthens the Greater New Orleans region by giving service‑driven and charitable organizations affordable access to the professional‑grade tools and equipment they need to complete critical community projects. Instead of purchasing costly tools that may only be used occasionally, more than 150 member agencies rely on the ToolBank’s lending model—borrowing equipment for a small weekly handling fee of just 3% of the tool’s retail value. This allows organizations to save money, storage space, and staff time while focusing their limited resources on mission‑critical work.

Because of the ToolBank, community partners can build playgrounds, clean neighborhoods, plant trees, restore coastlines, clear litter, clean catch basins, paint murals, and so much more. By removing financial and logistical barriers, the ToolBank expands organizational capacity, promotes equity, and ensures that vital projects continue to move forward across the region. It is, quite literally, a force multiplier; one shared resource powering the impact of hundreds of organizations.

But we cannot do this alone. Your support fuels the work of every agency we serve. When you donate to the New Orleans ToolBank, you’re not just helping us; you’re helping fund the great work of more than 150 nonprofits, neighborhood groups, and community‑based organizations that depend on our tools to transform their communities.

We need your help to keep this momentum going. Stand with us. Invest in the ToolBank. Together, we can continue equipping the people and organizations who make New Orleans stronger, cleaner, greener, and more connected every day.

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New Orleans ToolBank

Organized By Deek DeBlieux

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