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NOMMS Warehouse
625 Distributors Row
Harahan, LA 70123
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New Orleans Medical Mission Services.
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(504) 392-1934
P.O. Box 6249
New Orleans, LA 70174
We are thrilled to share that our Fund a Need program is now live on our website!
This is your chance to make an immediate, life-changing impact for individuals in need of critical medical care. When you give through Fund a Need, your donation goes directly toward helping someone receive:
Our warehouse is at 625 Distributor's Row, in Elmwood Industrial Park, Harahan. Our phone number is (504) 392-1934. Our hours of operation are Wednesdays and Saturdays, from 9 AM until 1 PM. We are closed for holidays. We accept donations of medical supplies, equipment and pharmaceuticals (in original, sealed containers.) We provide medical equipment (wheel chairs, crutches, hospital beds, commodes, etc.) to our community at no charge.
THE 2025 MISSION POSSIBLE GALA - a huge success!
😊 $500 = Life-transforming cleft lip/palate surgery
🦴 $1,000 = Hip dysplasia repair surgery
💎 $1,500 = Reconstructive surgery for trauma, burns, deformities
🦵 $2,000 = Total knee replacements that restore mobility
Follow the link below to a photo album of our
2025 Mission Possible Gala!
WAREHOUSE OPERATION
Every dollar makes a tangible difference. Together, we can restore sight, mobility, and hope to people who need it most.
HUGE ANNOUNCEMENT: Fund a Need is Live!
👓 $50 = Eyeglasses and vision restoration
♿ $100 = A wheelchair for independence
✋ $250 = Prosthetic hands for daily living
CHECK OUT OUR NEW "MISSIONS" PAGE LINK IN THE MAIN MENU AT THE TOP OF THIS PAGE. YOU WILL BE PROVIDED A PROFILE OF OUR MOST RECENT MISSIONS, ALONG WITH A SLIDE SHOW AND LINKS TO OUR MISSION PHOTO ALBUMS.
This year's Gala was a great success. Our new venue, Copeland Tower, was a welcoming place for our guests, auctions, and entertainment. Thanks to all our donors and supporters!
“Deliver medical relief and expertise to the underprivileged population of the world, and respond to local needs, through services, treatment, and supplies, in a manner that respects the dignity and self-esteem of program recipients and volunteers.”