Captain James Proudy

Senior class member, Kaiden

Lasallian Brothers come to support LaSalle's 170th Anniversary

To view all photos visit LaSalle Legacy Event.

A few years ago, several students gathered to discuss ways to improve their overall experience at LaSalle. One theme emerged as top of mind for them all; find a way to spend more meaningful time with family during their visits to campus. Thanks to the support of the Carl E. Touhey Foundation and M&T Bank, the idea became a reality. The former Enhanced Support Unit (ESU) was converted and in October 2024 the FEC opened its doors.

The FEC provides a two-bedroom apartment with private bath, kitchen, and dining area. Families may use the Center for a few hours, a day, or overnight. While visiting, families are welcome to watch a movie, prepare a meal, do arts and crafts, play games, or relax on the couch. to provide a private, homelike space for youth and families enrolled in our Residential Treatment Program to enjoy quality time together.

See the transformation of the Family Engagement Center.

To view the most recent report, click on 2023-2024 Annual Report.

Santa jingled through the hallways, providing smiles and gifts to all our students to enjoy. We'd like to thank all of our volunteers, donors and staff members who helped make this a wonderful holiday season. We'd especially like to thank the following for donating gifts, clothes and other essential items to our students to open on Christmas morning.

B. Lodge & Co., Catholic Women's Service League, Coats for Kids, M&T Bank, Paster Charlie Muller from Victory Church, The Shop on 7, Laura Nelson & family, and all donors who purchased items from our Amazon Holiday Wish List.

Thanks to the generosity of our supporters, we have provided necessary education and therapeutic services to thousands of youths and their families. Your gift to LaSalle’s 170th Anniversary, no matter the size, will make an immediate and lasting impact on the lives of our students.