Jenniffer Deckard

The non-profit company is based in Chardon, OH. The congregation emphasizes Catholic education, especially for women and children, and serves marginalized populations including the poor, sick, aged, migrants, refugees, and the incarcerated. The company's ministries operate across multiple regions and extend internationally, promoting holistic development through teaching, pastoral care, retreats, and outreach. The congregation is committed to justice, peace, and integrity of creation, engaging in advocacy on issues such as human trafficking, immigration reform, racism, and environmental stewardship. The company supports civic engagement through initiatives and maintain corporate stances on key social concerns. The national sponsorship and network office supports the sisters and their sponsored ministries by advancing the mission, ensuring fidelity to Catholic teachings, and providing leadership development, governance resources, and mission integration. The national ministry corporation oversees accountability and promotes the congregation’s charism and educational vision. The sisters encourage involvement through volunteer opportunities and associate partnerships, extending their mission beyond vowed members. The company's website offers resources including news, events, retreats, donation options, and social media engagement. The Sisters of Notre Dame of United States is a Catholic religious congregation founded in 1850, dedicated to proclaiming God’s goodness and compassionate love through ministries focused on education, spiritual growth, health care, and social justice.

Provides heavy civil construction contractor services

Provides railroad services

Operates as an international youth development organization

Operates as industrial mineral producers association

Offers sand, silica and other minerals for use in industrial & energy projects