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Nathan Thomas's portrait of his wife, Esther, was salvaged from their New Orleans apartment

 

With help from thousands of generous people like you, Angel Lane is full of families with new hopes and dreams. Yet memories of the past remain. Nathan Thomas's portrait of his wife, Esther, was salvaged from their New Orleans apartment, restored, and now hangs in their new home.

Thanks to all these companies that made move in day possible.

Credits: Photograph by Stephen Karlisch
From the Fall 2006 issue of O, The Oprah Magazine
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