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The Make It Right Foundation is a non-profit foundation founded... Make It Right Foundation is a non-profit foundation founded by American actor Brad Pitt in 2007. The foundation was established to aid in the environmentally friendly rebuilding of houses in New Orleans' Lower 9th Ward after Hurricane Katrina. The organization also built structures in Newark, New Jersey, and Kansas City, Missouri.[3]
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Owners of Brad Pitt's shoddy Make it Right homes agreed to a $20M settlement. They were stiffed.
Brad Pitt's 'Make It Right Foundation' Reaches $20.5 Million Settlement With Hurricane Katrina Survivors
