Aware of the responsibility we bear toward one another, OLPH School builds-in opportunities for students to reach-out to those in need.  This readiness to reach-out begins with an awareness of the dignity and value of each and every human person made in the image and likeness of God.

Special outreach projects are incorporated each year, especially during Lent, that build on the school’s annual religious theme.  In this way, our good works are tied back to our faith and made more meaningful because of it.  Every year, the OLPH School community collects monetary donations for various organizations.  In addition, the community collects canned goods, coats, food for Thanksgiving dinners, Christmas gifts, hygiene items, and paper goods. 

Outreach OLPH School  2011-2012

September 9, 2011

The school collected items such as peanut butter, jelly, granola bars and juices to stock the shelves at My Brother’s Keeper in Irvington.

The 8^th grade and kindergarten buddies made 70 lunches to be served over the weekend. 

October 2011          

TBD

November 2011         

Families Helping Families Thanksgiving Holiday meal.  

December 2010        

The Giving Tree as a parish from OLPH Church.