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The cookout in the new garden, guests agreed, upheld the cultural and convivial traditions of the Lower 9th Ward.

So much went wrong with homes built by the Make It Right Foundation that low-income homebuyers were deprived of financial security they were promised.

So much went wrong with homes built by the Make It Right Foundation that low-income homebuyers were deprived of financial security they were promised.

His Make It Right Foundation built 109 eye-catching and affordable homes in New Orleans for a community where many people were displaced by damage wrought by Hurricane Katrina in 2005. Now the housing development is in disarray.

The non-profit project was launched to feverish buzz with support of celebrities from Snoop Dogg to Ellen DeGeneres to Bill Clinton

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Brad Pitt's Make It Right Foundation faces a disaster for building low-quality greenhouses for low-income people in New Orleans, nearly 20 years after Hurricane Katrina devastated the place.

As an urban geographer who researches on housing development, I’ve been following Make It Right’s travails since 2018, when residents tried to get the New Orleans City Council involved and have municipal authorities inspect the homes. The situation has only deteriorated since then, highlighting the perils that can accompany nonprofit housing development.

Brad Pitt’s Make It Right Foundation built 109 eye-catching and affordable homes in New Orleans for a community where many people were displaced by damage wrought by Hurricane Katrina in 2005. Now this housing development is in disarray. The vast majority of the

Just six of the 109 affordable homes Brad Pitts Make It Right Foundation built in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina are still in livable condition.