The team stayed at a United Methodist campus in Slidell, Louisiana and worked at a building that will serve as a homeless shelter, which will house 96 people and has over 3,000 square feet of sleeping space. They cleaned the shelter in preparation for its opening before the holidays. Damaged homes are still evident in New Orleans neighborhoods where cleanup is only 15% complete, while renovated homes in the area are colorful and traditional in style, including some built by Habitat for Humanity with help from local musicians in a neighborhood called Musicians Village. The team also briefly visited the French Quarter and enjoyed local music and food.