The Waadookodaading Ojibwe Language Immersion School is hoping the public and LCO community can help raise much needed funds for the school to continue its programming at LCO.
To help cover a funding gap, Waadookodaading is seeking funding from those who would like to help sustain the school and support its mission to promote Ojibwe language and tradition among its students. The school has established an online donation site for anyone interested in contributing to do so securely online.
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