SUPPORT YOUR SPARTANS

Donate by Shopping

Amazon shoppers can donate through their account by using AmazonSmile and selecting the Lutheran High School Association of Greater Milwaukee as their charity. A portion of the purchase price will go to the Spartan Fund!

Volunteer or Donate at 3in1 Thrift

3in1 Thrift was founded by a group of Martin Luther alumni and supporters.  It started as a large garage sale out of Martin Luther's basement.  As the school enrollment grew and the garage sale items piled up, it needed its own space.  3in1 Thrift is located in West Allis and the proceeds support Martin Luther High School.

Designate a Gift to Spartan Athletics

There are many ways to support our athletic programs from helping with concessions, team dinners, game day supervision, and donations.  To give to a specific sport or athletic program, click the link above. 

*Note that this is a new fundraising platform and only the Fall sports are launched.  Winter sports are coming soon!  

Make a Gift to the Spartan Fund

Nearly 90% of students who attend our schools require financial aid. Proceeds from the Spartan Fund go to providing tuition assistance to those students who demonstrate financial need and academic ability, helping them to realize their dream of attending one of our great schools. The Spartan Fund is the Martin Luther branch of the Legacy Fund, managed by the Lutheran High School Association of Greater Milwaukee Foundation to provide tuition assistance to the schools. Contributions to this fund make a lasting impact on students whose lives will be directly touched and affected by your gifts.  At the bottom of this page, hear from Daja and Joey about your gift's impact at Martin Luther.  

Student Emergency Fund (May 4, 2020)

We are grateful to announce that the LHSAGM Foundation has launched a Student Emergency Fund. This fund will give tuition relief to current and new Spartan families who are significantly affected by COVID-19.  To give, please select the Spartan fund below and write in the comments “student emergency fund”.