St. Joseph's Indian School

Legend tells us that when the Spanish Flu took the lives of millions in the early 1900’s, a little girl danced in a dress made with metal cones and was healed.

Through the years since, the jingle dress has been a form of prayer to heal the sick. During this COVID-19 pandemic, we’re going back to our roots. St. Joseph’s Indian School turned to the Great Spirit to hear our prayer through the jingle dress dance once again.

Thank you for watching this video. This project was such a wonderful example of faith and culture joining at St. Joseph’s. Having the girls come together to perform the jingle dress dance as a prayer for healing was very special to us, and we hope it’s special to you, too.

If this project touched your heart, you can help now by supporting more
Lakota (Sioux) boys and girls at St. Joseph’s Indian School.

Thank you for being a treasured part of our thiyóšpaye — extended family.

Yes, I want to help St. Joseph's in caring for and educating Native American youth.

Enter Gift Amount:

Yes, automatically repeat this gift every month.

First Name:

Last Name:

Address:

City:

State/Province:

Country:

Postal Code:

Email:

You will receive periodic updates and communications from St. Joseph's Indian School. You may opt out at any time.

Payment Method:

Credit CardBank Account Withdrawal

Credit Card Information:

Credit Card Number:

Expiration Date:Select month of credit card Select Expiration Year

CVV Number: What is this?

Checking Account Information:

Bank Routing Number: What is this?

Bank Account Number:

Verify Bank Account Number:

Account Type:

Checking
Savings

By checking this option, I agree to use my bank account as a payment method and authorize this organization to debit my bank account to fulfill my donation commitment.

Check Information

Once you click the Submit button below, you will be redirected to the PayPal website to complete the transaction.

St. Joseph’s Indian School is a tax-exempt 501(c)(3) organization.