The Catholic Foundation for Eastern South Dakota

Catholic Foundation for Eastern South Dakota was established with the responsibility to provide opportunities to invest in the future of the Church, our families, parishes, schools and special ministries. What makes the Catholic Foundation for Eastern South Dakota d
ifferent from other foundations? The Catholic Foundation’s investment objectives are pursued with consideration for Catholic moral and social guidelines. In addition, the Catholic Foundation will not make distributions or grants to charities that are not consistent with the teachings of the Catholic Church.
Why the Catholic Foundation? For people who care about Catholic values, the Catholic Foundation is a great way to pass on our faith - one of the greatest of all gifts - helping build what the prophet Jeremiah called, a future full of hope. When one is thinking of leaving a legacy - a gift in perpetuity - the Catholic Foundation will ensure that it is handled consistent with the donor’s values and wishes.
The Catholic Foundation also works to present opportunities for people to help ministries by participating in many various special events. These events help fund important ministries for our faith and civic community.
Now may also be an appropriate time for you to consider the legacy that you wish to pass on to others.
Whether for the first time, or as part of a regular review of your charitable giving, consider the effect you can have on future generations by making an immediate gift or establishing a potential gift by trust or will to the Catholic Foundation for Eastern South Dakota.
You can help ensure that vital parish and diocesan ministries will continue to serve God's people for years to come.
FISHING REPORTS:
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Lake Side Park - Big Stone, SD |
West Whitlock - Gettysburg, SD
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Walleye, silver bass, and crappies continue to bite in various areas of the lake. Bottom bouncers and spinners seem to be the most effective for catching walleye. |
Though walleye remain the top catch, northern pike and yellow perch are also being caught on the Missouri River |