Youth Build/Church Coalition Build: Habitat for Humanity of Greater Baton Rouge (Louisiana, October/November 2004

Laticrete International donated setting materials and installation labor and training to tile five new Habitat homes in Baton Rouge, LA. Jack LeBlanc, Laticrete technical sales representative in Louisiana, helped organize the project and spent six full days working with Habitat homeowners, volunteers, and other TPFH partners to tile nearly 4,000 square feet over two weekends.

Jack LeBlanc of Laticrete shows a Habitat partner how to cut a tile in the home of Sonja Pania.		Donny Walton of Orchid Ceramics and Jack LeBlanc of Laticrete set Orchid tile donated by Viking Distributors with Laticrete thinset
Donny Walton of Orchid Ceramics, Ally Fertitta of TPFH, new homeowner Sonja Pania, Jack LeBlanc of Laticrete, and Thomas Bourgeois of Catholic High School in Pania's new home.		Jack LeBlanc and Victoria Wright of Laticrete with Ally Fertitta of TPFH.
Jack LeBlanc applies Laticrete's Blue 92 crack suppression material to a Habitat floor in preparation for tiling.		Four high school and college volunteers in Baton Rouge use Laticrete materials and NATTCO floats to grout Val Robinson's floor
Laticrete's Jack LeBlanc works with new homeowners Sonja Pania and Katina Coleman to grout Pania's home.		Laticrete's Victoria Wright works with Barbara, a volunteer from First Methodist in Baton Rouge, to cut tiles for the Coleman home.
Thomas Bourgeois, a junior at Catholic High School in Baton Rouge, mixes Laticrete thinset outside the home of Sonja Pania.