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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
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.
NOMMS NEWS is our quarterly newsletter with articles about our missions, our services and our volunteers. Click on one to see the issue.
Q2-2024
THE 2025 MISSION POSSIBLE GALA IS COMING SOON!
Q4-2024
If you have a donation or need additional information, please contact America Gacharna (504-289-7513) or Edna Centola (504-722-0130). They can arrange a pick-up or assist your generous efforts.
Q1-2024
WAREHOUSE OPERATION
Download the golf brochure to join our 18th annual Fred Mikill Golf Tournament. Use the brochure to register singles or foursomes. Enjoy a great tournamnt with lunch, dinner, and refreshments.
We are making plans for our 2025 Mission Possible Gala which will be held Saturday, October 18th in the Ballroom of the Copeland Tower, Metairie LA. NOMMS is hoping you can assist us with auction items such as art, gift certificates, and vacation venues. Download our Auction Donation Form and return it to us by September 1, 2025. Your donations and participation make our missions and services possible!
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.
Q3-2024
“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.”