After $131.8 million, donors cite slow post-Katrina work

Four of the largest U.S. foundations, which have given a combined $131.8 million to rebuild Gulf Coast communities destroyed by Hurricanes Katrina and Rita in 2005, say the effort is proving to be a slow and difficult slog, a new survey says. While corporations focused most of their giving on immediate relief programs, foundations are supporting ...

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After $131.8 million, donors cite slow post-Katrina work

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