The management of Make It Right, actor Brad Pitt’s post-flood architecture development in the Lower Ninth Ward, will hold a second Hollywood-style benefit gala in New Orleans on May 17, 2014. Make It Right, which began in 2007, has produced [Continue..]
Brad Pitt’s organization Make It Right is debuting the transformation of a rundown vacant metro school into new affordable housing in the urban core. A ribbon-cutting ceremony will be held this weekend for the former Bancroft Elementary School, but they [Continue..]
Brad Pitt has teamed up with a team of architects to create a storm-resistant home in Queens. The 49-year-old actor’s “Make it Right” charity will build a $50,000 house in the area, which was ravaged by Hurricane Sandy last October. [Continue..]
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Nonprofits like Brad Pitt’s Make It Right Foundation are benefiting from the power of millions of engaged Web surfers. When Samuel L. Jackson was looking to raise money for the Alzheimer’s Association, he turned to Prizeo.com to create a sticky [Continue..]
• x022 BOOKS > In Times of Architecture Need. This is a fascinating book about the rebuilding of New Orleans’ Lower Ninth Ward with Make It Right. Brad provided an inspiring foreword. Please give credit. PS. I know there have [Continue..]
• x004 Young Brad. • x003 April 11- Los Angeles County Museum of Art’s Chinese Galleries – Los Angeles, CA. • x002 March 10 – A Night To Make It Right – New Orleans, LA.
Brad Pitt took a few minutes with WWNO reporter Eileen Fleming to review the status of the Make it Right project he founded in the Lower Ninth Ward. Before hosting a fundraiser, he spent some time in the neighborhood. For [Continue..]
The video in the post before this one shows the whole segment that was broadcasted. What a lovely video to watch. Thanks to Hallie we have this great still of the show and the transcript. Thank you! Photocredit to Michael [Continue..]
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Is happening while I am typing this update. Be sure to check Brad’s Google + account (link on the sidebar on your left) for some on-the-spot updates! Pics later.
Every time he crosses the Claiborne Avenue bridge heading east across the New Orleans Industrial Canal, actor Brad Pitt gets a lump in his throat. From that vantage point, he can look down on a section of the city’s Lower [Continue..]
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