Cardinal Chibly Langlois
/His Excellency, Cardinal Chibly Langlois, Bishop of Les Cayes and president of the Haitian Episcopal Conference, payed a visit to the St. Luke Foundation for Haiti last week.
Read MoreFollow-up to Urgent Donations Needed
/Dear friends of our St Luke Mission in Haiti,
About six weeks ago, I sent out an appeal, and I just want to report back to you that THANKS TO YOUR HELP, we are still able to maintain three different cholera centers, that save lives of adults and children.
Read MoreInauguration of the New Chapel at St. Luke’s Hospital
/On June 17, the St. Luke community celebrated the dedication of the new chapel on the St. Luke's Hospital grounds, where the new hospital is also being built.
Read MoreUrgent Donations Needed
/It’s tragic that we don’t have room for every person in need, but your help allows us to make place for as many as we possibly can.
Read MorePhotographer Creates Rainy Day Fundraising Opportunity
/A portion of sales from a new limited-edition umbrella will be donated to Haiti.
Read More“Casual Day” at Northwest Catholic High School
/The monthly casual day for charity provides a lesson in giving back and includes the entire student body. Students and faculty donated $2 to dress casually, with all the donations going directly to the foundation.
Read MoreTeach a Man to Fish: More Than 100,000 Tilapia Harvested in 2015
/Our tilapia farms offer a sustainable, nutritious and low-cost protein source for our community.
Read MoreNew York Event Caps $500k Fundraising Campaign
/From New York to the Twin Cities to California, St. Luke’s friends and supporters rallied to raise critical funds to fuel life-saving programs.
Read MoreA Busy Month of Surgery in November
/Our staff and patients at would like to extend a huge thanks to all of the visiting doctors, nurses, and technicians who made November such a successful month for surgical patients!
Read MorePrayer at the Laying of the Three Wreaths on the Anniversary of the Earthquake
/A prayer offered by Father Rick Frechette in memory of the earthquake's victims.
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