Gulf Coast Disaster Relief
Villanova University School of Business
About Us
Since Hurricane Katrina hit in 2005, the Villanova School of Business has sent groups of students to volunteer at local Habitat for Humanity sites every semester to help rebuild the Gulf Coast Region. The trip is entirely student-funded, and led by business school professors, Dr. Robert Nydick and Dr. Daniel Wright.
To date, the group has taken eight trips to the Gulf Coast to aid in the clearing and rebuilding efforts.
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Hurricane Katrina caused more than $89.6 billion worth of damage to the Gulf Coast. |
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In addition to contributing manual labor, students have raised and donated
nearly $45,000 to various charitable organizations who are leading the
rebuilding efforts. Fundraising activities have included t-shirt sales,
Villanova Church and Bartley Hall statue sales, raffles, and generous
donations from people like you. If you are interested in purchasing any of
these items or donating to this charitable cause,
click here.
Copyright 2009 by Villanova Gulf Coast Relief Project