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| St. Augustine Indian Mission School P.O. Box GG 1 Mission Road South 402-878-2291 |
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Spring 2010 Trumpet Call
Newsletter Archives
Christmas 2009 Trumpet Call
Fall 2009 Trumpet Call
Summer 2009 Trumpet Call
Spring 2009 Trumpet Call
Winter 2009
april08.pdf
july07.pdf
april07.pdf
Feb07.pdf
nov06.pdf
june06.pdf
oct05.pdf
| The Trumpet Call - A Message to Our Benefactors |
| St. Augustine Indian Mission School Ways to Give |
Please fill out the form below and
let us know about your experiences
at St. Augustine's and what you are
doing now. We would also like to
know about our former teachers
and religious.
let us know about your experiences
at St. Augustine's and what you are
doing now. We would also like to
know about our former teachers
and religious.
| St. Augustine Indian Mission is pleased to work with individuals, foundations, corporations and organizations toward building a brighter future for the children enrolled in our School. Through your support, we hope to meet current needs and plan for the future. St. Augustine Indian Mission welcomes your support. |
| To make a donation online, please click on the Donate Now icon. |
| We will also gladly accept donations sent to the Mission. Please indicate your preference for how you would like your donation to be recorded (general donation or one of our funds) and mail donations to: |
| St. Augustine Indian Mission P.O. Box GG Mission Road 1 South Winnebago, NE 68071 |
| We would be happy to answer your questions by calling 402-878-2402 or by emailing Father Dave Korth at dmkorth@archomaha.org. We greatly appreciate your support of the St. Augustine Indian Mission School. |
| Your Prayers are also needed and greatly appreciated |
General Donation – Unrestricted Giving
Teacher/Classroom Supply Fund
Educational Tools Fund
Equipment Fund
Field Trip Fund
In-kind Gifts
Matching Gifts
Your unrestricted financial gifts are greatly appreciated. They allow us to heat our building, hire highly talented
and qualified teachers and maintain the daily operation of our school. Donate Now
and qualified teachers and maintain the daily operation of our school. Donate Now
The Teacher/Classroom Supply Fund will provide everyday needs such as dry erase markers, construction
paper, office supplies and crayons, and will also provide student incentives and awards. Donate Now
paper, office supplies and crayons, and will also provide student incentives and awards. Donate Now
The Educational Tools Fund will provide funding for items needed in the classroom that will help augment
what the students are learning. Items such as wall maps, audio books, textbooks and computer software will
be purchased. In addition, some of this fund will provide the necessary monies for teachers to participate in
continuing education opportunities. Donate Now
what the students are learning. Items such as wall maps, audio books, textbooks and computer software will
be purchased. In addition, some of this fund will provide the necessary monies for teachers to participate in
continuing education opportunities. Donate Now
The Equipment Fund is a significant one for the school. This fund will provide the money needed to
purchase big-ticket items such as laminating machines, science equipment, printers, desks and chairs, and
library furniture. Donate Now
purchase big-ticket items such as laminating machines, science equipment, printers, desks and chairs, and
library furniture. Donate Now
Hands-on experiences are important educational tools, especially for children of the Mission. Opportunities
for them to experience life outside of the Reservations, in a safe and controlled environment, will re-enforce
curriculum-based learning. School field trips are important as many families of students are not in a financial
position to offer such experiences to their children. Donate Now
for them to experience life outside of the Reservations, in a safe and controlled environment, will re-enforce
curriculum-based learning. School field trips are important as many families of students are not in a financial
position to offer such experiences to their children. Donate Now
An additional way to support the annual operations of the Mission is through the donation of goods and
services. All goods and services donated at tax deductible and will be recognized and acknowledged by the
Mission. If you believe you or your organization can provide a needed service or product to the Mission
through an in-kind donation, please contact the Mission office at 402-878-2402.
services. All goods and services donated at tax deductible and will be recognized and acknowledged by the
Mission. If you believe you or your organization can provide a needed service or product to the Mission
through an in-kind donation, please contact the Mission office at 402-878-2402.
Does your company have a matching gifts program? If so, you have the ability to double the impact of your gift
by taking advantage of your company’s matching gift program. Please contact your Human Resources
department to ascertain whether your company participates and to acquire the necessary matching gift form.
Please complete the form and mail it to St. Augustine Indian Mission. We will complete the designated
sections and forward it to the appropriate corporate office to facilitate the matching funds.
by taking advantage of your company’s matching gift program. Please contact your Human Resources
department to ascertain whether your company participates and to acquire the necessary matching gift form.
Please complete the form and mail it to St. Augustine Indian Mission. We will complete the designated
sections and forward it to the appropriate corporate office to facilitate the matching funds.
| For more information and registration, Please call the Mission Office (402) 878-2402 |
| Circle of Dreams Fundraising Dinner and Auction Please join us Saturday, October 15, 2011 at Creighton Prep High School |
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