My Nonprofit Reviews

We started donating to St. Joe's in the late 70s and have continued ever since. Then we went to Chamberlain and visited the school and homes. We celebrated Pow Wow with them. On every visit, the children laugh and talk with us. The staff tell us their stories, many planning on working just a few years there and are still there because they are dedicated to educating and caring for these great Lakota children. We once met a high school student at St. Joe's who told us he remembered us because we had given him a truck when he was a little boy. That touched our hearts.

This School is a wonderful place, a place of hope for the children and their families. The staff work very hard and are committed to their mission to serve and teach, to receive and learn. We are honored to be able to make our small donation every month.

We have been donating to St. Joe's for about 30 years. The staff is extraordinary...really giving of themselves to make the kids there stronger. We visit a minimum of once a year, most often twice and we feel priviledged to be able to see how well the kids are cared for. They accept very little federal money, so they need all of us to help donate...it does take a village...every little bit helps.

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