The Pro Bono Publico Foundation Announces Grants Totaling More Than $1.2 Million to Support Greater New Orleans Schools and Education
Continuing its ongoing investments in New Orleans public schools and high-quality public education, today, the Pro Bono Publico Foundation (PBPF) announced that, for the tenth consecutive year, it has awarded grants and fulfilment of installments of multi-year strategic commitments in excess of $1 million. This over $1.2 million investment, in the Foundation’s 18th grant cycle, […]
For the Public Good
The Pro Bono Publico Foundation takes its name from the motto of the Rex Organization. Rex's founding in New Orleans in 1872 gave the city not only a monarch and a glittering parade to lead its Mardi Gras celebration, but also a tradition of service in response to the needs of the city. The motto Rex's founders chose, "Pro Bono Publico," embodies that commitment to service "for the public good."
The Pro Bono Publico Foundation was organized by Rex members returning to New Orleans after levees failed in the wake of Hurricane Katrina, flooding the city. The Foundation’s annual grants have helped support the reformation of New Orleans failed public school system through awards to schools successfully educating our children and the organizations supporting that success.