INDIANAPOLIS — The Smile Drive for The Catholic Crisis Center ended on Aug. 30 and the second graders of Nativity Catholic School collected 480 dental items for the center located in downtown Indianapolis. The Center serves many in need, including many homeless.
Ms. Courtney Bachus, who works at the center, picked up 138 tubes of toothpaste, 238 toothbrushes, and 104 containers of floss donated by Nativity parishioners.
Nativity Catholic School is located in Franklin Township and serves over 350 students in southeast Marion County from preschool through 8th grade. For more information about Nativity Catholic School, please visit www.nativityindy.org.
