Divine Mercy Catholic School strives to learn, teach, share, celebrate, and inspire each other to be disciples of Christ
Support Divine Mercy
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The school community at Divine Mercy is constantly changing and evolving to meet the needs of our students as they face their futures.The resources and opportunities needed to meet these needs simply would not be possible without the financial and practical support of people in our parish and greater community.
Home and School sponsors many ways that you can support the school in your everyday life! Our online American Publishers sale offers a wide variety of magazine subscriptions, a popular way for community members to support our students.
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Sipply Divine
Divine Mercy Catholic School is excited to announce our Fifth Annual Sipply Divine Sip ‘n Taste. Mark your calendars for Saturday, March 1, 2025! Join us for a fun evening of sampling a variety of food and beverages.We are blessed to have such a strong, faith-based community. It will take the efforts of many volunteers to make this event happen, and Divine Mercy parents are the most vital component.
If you have additional questions, or if you’d like to make a donation, please contact Erin Lovas at [email protected] or Debbie Crivello at [email protected] call the school office at 414.764.4360.
Please accept our heartfelt appreciation for your support!
With grateful hearts,
The Sipply Divine Committee
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Angel’s Closet
Angel’s Closet is an area at Divine Mercy Catholic School, that is kept supplied with uniforms for students and families in need throughout the year. This is as a legacy to Angel, a student at the school since K4, who passed away at age 12 from Leukemia in 6th grade, 2018.If you would like to help support “Angel’s Closet” at Divine Mercy Catholic School, please see the
Amazon Wishlist for uniform needs/gift cards.Thank you for supporting Angel’s legacy!
-Angel’s Family
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Box Tops for Education
You can support Divine Mercy without spending any additional money! When you’re eating and finishing groceries, consider clipping box tops to send back to school with your student. As a school, we participate in the General Mills’ Box Tops for Education program. For each box top collected, Divine Mercy receives a small percentage of funds to support student programs and educational items.
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