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  • Volunteers with Together Baton Rouge visit the home of Geanne and Pete Petsch, 10709 Sherri Lane, Denham Springs, La. Saturday, Sept. 3, 2016. Pete Petsch is under hospice care and is uncomfortable with having volunteers gut his flood damaged home. The couple have been married 53-years and have lived the last 38-years in their Sherri Lane home. The Baton Rouge Area Foundation donated $250,000 to Together Baton Rouge to create 100 jobs paying $15 per hour for house-gutting and mold remediation. Together Baton Rouge is gutting the homes of families with the greatest need, the elderly, disabled and families with children.
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  • Together Baton Rouge volunteer Leah Conquorgood reviews Geanne Petsch's FEMA application during a visit Saturday, Sept. 3, 2016. Geanne's husband, Pete Petsch, is under hospice care and is uncomfortable with having volunteers gut his flood damaged home. The couple have been married 53-years and have lived the last 38-years in their Sherri Lane home. The Baton Rouge Area Foundation donated $250,000 to Together Baton Rouge to create 100 jobs paying $15 per hour for house-gutting and mold remediation. Together Baton Rouge is gutting the homes of families with the greatest need, the elderly, disabled and families with children.
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  • Shirley Burrell, right, pauses when volunteers with Together Baton Rouge question her about a closet with water damaged Christmas decorations. Together Baton Rouge helped gut her home Saturday, Sept. 3, 2016 nearly three weeks after heavy rains caused widespread flooding. The Baton Rouge Area Foundation donated $250,000 to Together Baton Rouge to create 100 jobs paying $15 per hour for house-gutting and mold remediation. Together Baton Rouge is gutting the homes of families with the greatest need, the elderly, disabled and families with children.
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  • Volunteers with Together Baton Rouge gut the home of Shirley Burrell, right, Saturday, Sept. 3, 2016. Living with Burrell is her granddaughter, Alicia Augustus and great granddaughter Ma'Leah Kenny. Nearly three weeks after the flood of 2016 the family is still living in the flood damaged home. The Baton Rouge Area Foundation donated $250,000 to Together Baton Rouge to create 100 jobs paying $15 per hour to house-gutting and mold remediation. Together Baton Rouge is gutting the homes of families with the greatest need, the elderly, disabled and families with children.
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  • Volunteers with Together Baton Rouge gut the home of Shirley Burrell, right, Saturday, Sept. 3, 2016. Living with Burrell is her granddaughter Alicia Augustus and great granddaughter Ma'Leah Kenny. Nearly three weeks after the flood of 2016 the family is still living in Burrell's flood damaged home. The Baton Rouge Area Foundation donated $250,000 to Together Baton Rouge to create 100 jobs paying $15 per hour to house-gutting and mold remediation. Together Baton Rouge is gutting the homes of families with the greatest need, the elderly, disabled and families with children.
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  • Shirley Burrell looks over her front room as Together Baton Rouge volunteers help gut her home Saturday, Sept. 3, 2016 nearly three weeks after the heavy rains caused widespread flooding. 84 volunteers formed 14 teams and helped 15 homeowners clear their flood damaged homes. The Baton Rouge Area Foundation donated $250,000 to Together Baton Rouge to create 100 jobs paying $15 per hour to house-gutting and mold remediation. Together Baton Rouge is gutting the homes of families with the greatest need, the elderly, disabled and families with children.
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  • Shirley Burrell looks over her front room as Together Baton Rouge volunteers help gut her home Saturday, Sept. 3, 2016 nearly three weeks after the heavy rains caused widespread flooding. 84 volunteers formed 14 teams and helped 15 homeowners clear their flood damaged homes. The Baton Rouge Area Foundation donated $250,000 to Together Baton Rouge to create 100 jobs paying $15 per hour to house-gutting and mold remediation. Together Baton Rouge is gutting the homes of families with the greatest need, the elderly, disabled and families with children.
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  • Volunteer Barbara Bracken with Together Baton Rouge directs volunteers signing up for Gut Check 3 Saturday, Sept. 3, 2016 at St. Mary Baptist Church, 1252 N. Acadian Thruway. 84 volunteers formed 14 teams and helped 15 homeowners clear their flood damaged homes. The Baton Rouge Area Foundation donated $250,000 to Together Baton Rouge to create 100 jobs paying $15 per hour for house-gutting and mold remediation. Together Baton Rouge is gutting the homes of families with the greatest need, the elderly, disabled and families with children.
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  • Together Baton Rouge volunteer Leah Conquorgood reviews Geanne Petsch's FEMA application during visit Saturday, Sept. 3, 2016. Geanne's husband, Pete Petsch, is under hospice care and is uncomfortable with having volunteers gut his flood damaged home. The couple have been married 53-years and have lived the last 38-years in their Sherri Lane home. The Baton Rouge Area Foundation donated $250,000 to Together Baton Rouge to create 100 jobs paying $15 per hour for house-gutting and mold remediation. Together Baton Rouge is gutting the homes of families with the greatest need, the elderly, disabled and families with children.
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  • Volunteers with Together Baton Rouge visit the home of Geanne and Pete Petsch, 10709 Sherri Lane, Denham Springs, La. Saturday, Sept. 3, 2016. Pete Petsch is under hospice care and is uncomfortable with having volunteers gut his flood damaged home. The couple have been married 53-years and have lived the last 38-years in their Sherri Lane home. The Baton Rouge Area Foundation donated $250,000 to Together Baton Rouge to create 100 jobs paying $15 per hour for house-gutting and mold remediation. Together Baton Rouge is gutting the homes of families with the greatest need, the elderly, disabled and families with children.
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  • Broderick Bagert with Together Baton Rouge directs volunteers signing up for Gut Check 3 Saturday, Sept. 3, 2016 at St. Mary Baptist Church, 1252 N. Acadian Thruway. 84 volunteers formed 14 teams and helped 15 homeowners clear their flood damaged homes. The Baton Rouge Area Foundation donated $250,000 to Together Baton Rouge to create 100 jobs paying $15 per hour for house-gutting and mold remediation. Together Baton Rouge is gutting the homes of families with the greatest need, the elderly, disabled and families with children.
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  • David Faul, center, and Blake Wingett remove paneling Saturday, August, 20, 2016 from the kitchen of Judy Belllow's home in St. Amant, La. With no electric service family and friends use a generator and drop lights to gut out Bellow's flood damaged home.
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  • Furniture and appliances are stacked along the driveway of St. Amant home with water still standing in the yard Saturday, August, 20, 2016. Saturday marked the eight-day since torrential rain hit southeast Louisiana.
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  • After a day of gutting his sister's home Perry Fontenot , right,  shares stories and a cold beer with family friend David Faul.
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  • A pair of rain-soaked American flags rise from a mail box from a home in St. Amant.
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  • A boat rests near a St. Amant home with water still standing in the yard Saturday, August, 20, 2016. Saturday marked the eight-day since torrential rain hit southeast Louisiana.
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  • After a long day of gutting a flood damaged home Saturday, August, 20, 2016 volunteers walk back to their cars for night of rest before starting again the next day.
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