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Lakota children in need escape poverty, abuse
Child poverty and abuse are serious issues on Indian reservations, especially in South Dakota. By partnering with St. Joseph’s Indian School, you help Native American children realize the hope and promise their future can hold. At St. Joseph’s, your friendship allows you to help Lakota (Sioux) children in need regain pride in their heritage by learning the Lakota language, studying Native American culture, healing their broken family circle and so much more!

Campus Highlights
St. Joseph’s student considers herself lucky St. Joseph’s student considers herself lucky
Though one of our students has been through unimaginable heartache, she considers herself lucky. Read more»
Mia a St. Joseph's graduate. Hear from St. Joseph’s students
In their own words, hear what St. Joseph’s students have to say about life on the reservation and what being at St. Joseph’s means to them. Read more»
Bishop Gruss visits St. Joseph's. Bishop visits St. Joseph’s
Bishop Robert Gruss of the Rapid City Diocese visited St. Joseph’s Indian School to learn about our Native American students and programs. Read more»
Tristin is grateful to have food to eat. Will my gift really make a difference?
During these tough economic times, prices continue to rise and families are spending more on the basics. Giving to a charity is harder than ever, but is also more important than ever. Read more»

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