I will be holding two book signings in Fargo on Aug. 25 from 10 a.m. to noon at Barnes & Noble Booksellers (1201 42nd St. S., Fargo), and from 1 to 3 p.m. at Zandbroz Variety, (420 Broadway, Fargo). Proceeds from books sold at the Zandbroz signing will be donated to an area charity. For the rest of the article [...]
Speaking As A Fundraising Mechanism Charles Hall Youth event in North Dakota was a success. I was able to tell my story and encourage donors and benefactors to continue to give to Charles Hall’s Foster Care program because they truly are making a difference. With this event I have determined that I will be doing fundraisers for other foster care [...]
Sal Di Leo, Minnesota author of Did I Ever Thank You, Sister, will be the featured speaker on Saturday, May 19, at this year’s Ho Waste Donor Recognition Brunch hosted by Charles Hall Youth Services. Each year, the Ho Waste (Good Voice) event celebrates those individuals and organizations that make a difference in the lives of at-risk children and their [...]
Come out and support Charles Hall Ho Waste. The event will take place at Bismarck's Municipal Country Club on Saturday, May 19 at 10:30 am. It supports a great cause and great kids, so I hope to see all of you there! See the video here: http://on.fb.me/IDk8CJ
Sal will be signing books at the Barnes & Noble in Bismarck, ND. Please join him as he signs copies of Did I Ever Thank You, Sister? The event is happening on Friday, May 18 in the Southridge Center at 2:30 PM. Get directions to the Barnes & Noble here: http://bit.ly/ID6j4d Hope to see you there!
Save the Date! I will be speaking at Charles Hall in order to raise money for foster care. I am hoping that this will bring awareness to foster kids and generate some community support that the children desperately need. Please feel free to send me an e-mail if you have any questions- [email protected]
"There’s No Place Like Home" By Tom Nugent Forty-three years after being raised in a Catholic orphanage near Chicago, Sal Di Leo (BS ’77) went back to say thanks to the nuns who’d saved his life, once upon a time. A successful business consultant today, the 57-year-old Di Leo found several of the Sisters of St. Francis living in retirement [...]
Minneapolis, MN: Minnesota author Sal Di Leo, who wrote his memoirs, "Did I ever thank you, Sister?", with the intention of only writing it down for his wife and children 13 years ago, is seeing something quite interesting happening. "As people began to ask me for copies of my book, I received a great deal of unsolicited feedback about the [...]
Sal Di Leo shares a story of discovery and remembrance as he returns to his childhood orphanage in his book, “Did I Ever Thank You, Sister?” http://www.prairiepublic.org/radio/hear-it-now/?post=39397
Retreat beckons visitors Owners plan to move, expand rock grotto this year St. Francis Lodge has welcomed Sisters from Illinois, North Dakota and Minnesota and other guests since it opened in May 2010. Located on Lake George, about 12 miles east of Itasca State Park, the private, family- owned retreat offers Sisters a quiet place for respite. Sal and Beth [...]