My Nonprofit Reviews

I have visited St. Labre Indian School over the last 11 years and every time I'm on the campus it makes me feel good. Seeing the smiles on the kids faces and hearing their laughter is wonderful. It is evident the teachers care so much for the boys and girls.
My heart is heavy for the communities St. Labre serves because they have struggled in generational poverty for too long. I believe our government created the problem. The good news is St. Labre's mission is to help break that cycle of poverty by empowering the current/future generations of boys and girls who attend St. Labre.
What I like most is that St. Labre is so much more than school - whatever a child may be facing - hunger, homelessness, a need for clothing/shoes, struggling with learning, St. Labre offers a vast array of other services/resources to nurture the whole child, including their culture.
We're called to be the hands and feet of Jesus to help the poor, widowed and orphaned. St. Labre is at the epicenter of the communities in which they serve and they need our support to continue to do the good work they do because they are almost fully donor supported.

I know St. Labre Indian School firsthand and can speak to their integrity and their mission to provide Native American children with not only a quality education, but also all the daily necessities each child deserves to live an emotional, physical and spiritually healthy life. There’s nothing like being on the St. Labre campus to see the smiling faces of the children, to see them learning and thriving knowing they truly are receiving a firm foundation for a brighter future. The good Lord can see the beautiful hearts across the country who generously give and are making a real difference to meet the needs of the Indian children that St. Labre Indian School serves. I'm proud to support St. Labre!