You can’t build a community without the community. Saint Joseph Catholic School is hosting a Spaghetti Dinner on Saturday, March 8 and all are invited. The dinner is a fundraiser for the school and also concludes the Big Raffle the school has put on for the last 6 weeks.
These two fundraisers combined help raise about a quarter of the fundraising goal of the school. “The school has tried to move away from a lot of small fundraisers and focus on a couple of bigger fundraisers to help offset the cost of tuition,” said Principal Russ Jensen.
“At the school, we are working towards developing a sense of community with our students and families. We want to extend that out to the communities of Stanley, Boyd, and Cadott. We know that we cannot do this on our own and that we need the support of all of us if we are to sustain our growth. Our school is moving in the right direction and our students are becoming servant leaders and I am excited about that. I love to see the growth our students have made over the years, and we want to celebrate that with everyone. What better way to celebrate as a community than with a meal?” continued Jensen.
If you are interested in a fine meal and helping out your neighbors, then stop by the All Saint Parish Hall on Saturday, March 8 from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. The menu consists of spaghetti, garlic bread, corn, a drink, and a dessert. All proceeds go to Saint Joseph Catholic School in Boyd that services Stanley, Boyd, and Cadott families. Then, stick around for the drawing that will happen at 6:30 at the Hall and see if you win one of the 40 plus prizes they have to give away.