InTheHouse Ronald McDonald House Charities Greater Las Vegas

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Ronald McDonald House Charities
Greater Las Vegas
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Annual Newsletter Winter 2011
Dear Friends and Supporters:
Contents
Mission | Pg. 4
Family Statistics | Pg. 5
Board of Trustees | Pg. 5
Family Spotlight | Pgs. 6-7
Volunteer Spotlight | Pgs. 8-9
Care Mobile | Pgs. 10-11
Scholarship Program | Pgs. 12-13
Lunch Program | Pgs. 14-15
Fundraising Events | Pgs. 16-19
2010 Financials | Pgs. 20-21
2010 Donors | Pgs. 22-26
Volunteer Opportunities | Pg. 27
Credits
Creel Printing Printing & Mailing
Chezaray Photography
Sarah Crichlow Photography
Levi Ellyson Photography
Hilarie Helton Cover & Photography
Courtney Loughridge Photography
The Ronald McDonald House has become so
many things to so many people that when I
proudly tell folks I am the Executive Director of
the Las Vegas House, just about everyone has a
personal story they want to share. I, too, want to
share one of my own family’s precious memories
of the Ronald McDonald House. It was Christmas
Eve twelve years ago when my sister, a singlemom, was a guest at the Ronald McDonald House
near Shriner’s Hospital in Philadelphia. My then
5-year old niece, Sydney, was undergoing medical
treatment for a rare spinal tumor. After spending
an evening with the other families feasting on turkey with trimmings,
unwrapping presents, and singing Christmas carols, it was time to retire to
their room for the night. Sydney was playing with her new Barbie doll she had
just received from Santa earlier that evening, when she looked up at my sister
with big blue eyes and a wide grin and happily announced, “Mommy, I guess
I’m kinda lucky to have cancer, because if I didn’t we wouldn’t be here at the
Ronald McDonald House!”
My sister later told me she didn’t know whether to laugh or cry at that
moment, but just the realization that her daughter was happy and that they
would always share that wonderful memory, even during the toughest time of
their lives, was all that mattered. Sydney is now a happy, healthy high school
senior looking forward to college next year.
As we all prepare to embrace a new year, I want to thank our generous donors,
loyal sponsors, and dedicated volunteers for helping us make it through
the economic challenges of 2011. Because of all of you, Ronald McDonald
Charities House will be able to provide our much-needed services and
programs to an even greater number of children and their families in 2012.
As the new Executive Director, I look forward to 2012 with a renewed sense of
purpose and commitment to helping all of the families who come through our
doors every day of the year in search of compassion, shelter, and respite from
the personal storms in their lives.
With Blessings,
Robert Macabagdal Photography
Brittney Melnick Design
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Alyson McCarthy
Executive Director
Staff
Top row, from left
Stephanie Franks Bookkeeper
Julie Beard Guest Services Coordinator
Brittney Melnick Fundraising Coordinator
Donna Cline Facilities Manager
Marvella Baca Weekend Manager/Housekeeper
Jeannette Page Resident Manager
Sarah Crichlow Director of Operations
Courtney Loughridge Director of Development
Alyson McCarthy Executive Director
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Mission
The best medicine for a sick child is having Mom and Dad at their
side. Ronald McDonald House Charities® (RMHC®) of Greater Las
Vegas makes this possible by providing a “home-away-from-home”
at the Ronald McDonald House® (RMH®) for families who travel to
Las Vegas to receive critical medical treatment for their children.
In addition to the House, RMHC of Greater Las Vegas also creates
and supports programs that directly improve the health, education
and well-being of children in our community. RMHC’s programs
benefit thousands of children and families each year.
Programs
• Lunch is On Us delivers lunches to families staying with their
children at local hospitals.
• The Ronald McDonald Care Mobile® provides dental care to
children in five rural Nevada counties.
• The RMHC Scholarship Program awards scholarships to
local high school seniors.
History
In 1973, Fred Hill, a football player with the Philadelphia Eagles,
had a daughter being treated for Leukemia at the Children’s
Hospital in Philadelphia. During her three years of treatment,
Fred and his wife Fran often camped out on hospital chairs and ate
makeshift meals out of vending machines. Fred rallied the support
of his Eagles teammates and the Philadelphia McDonald’s owner/
operators and together they created the very first Ronald McDonald
House, which opened its doors in 1974. Today, there are over 300
Ronald McDonald Houses in 31 countries around the world.
In Las Vegas, the community effort to establish a House involved the
Junior League of Las Vegas, local McDonald’s owner/operators and
other members of the community. In 1998, the Las Vegas Ronald
McDonald House opened its doors to its very first family.
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Families
Statistics based on 217 family stays from Jan. - Dec., 2010. Only
highest values represented.
Board
Where They CameWhere
From...They Came From
Nevada
88
Arizona
President:
Eva Martin McDonald’s Owner Operator
79
California
President Elect:
Rick Fields Mandalay Bay Hotel & Casino
37
Utah
VP Community Relations:
Tony Bonnici Lotus Broadcasting
12
Idaho
VP Operations:
Paul Keagle HSBC Bank Nevada, N.A.
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Why
Why They Were Here...
They Were Here
Cardiology
65
Trauma
38
Neonatology
38
Respiratory
11
Urology
8
Special Surgery
8
Serious Illness
Member at Large:
Bob Day Smith’s Food & Drug
8
Oncology
5
Family
Hospital Referral 2010
Sources...
Sunrise
Referrals
167
UMC
51
Dr. Office
8
St. Rose Siena
6
Spring Valley
3
Summerlin
3
Treasurer:
Denise Alderette Nevada State Bank
Secretary:
Torry Somers CenturyLink
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Neurology
VP Strategic Planning:
Todd Sklamberg Sunrise Children’s Hospital
Angelica Aguirre-Silveyra NV Energy
Lee Barrett Century 21 Barrett & Co., Inc.
Carole Carter e-gads!
Dean Collins City National Bank
Linda Gehrig Southwest Airlines
Dr. Linda Johnson UnitedHealthcare
Roger Jones Vegas Tickets
Loraine Phelps Solutions in Marketing
Alfred Pozos Management Consultant
Scott Robertson R-W Advertising
Joyce Smith Bank of Nevada
Jeffrey Wells Clark County, Nevada
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Family Spotlight
When you look into Lilian’s big brown eyes, you cannot help but think she is an old soul. Or, maybe it is that she
has already experienced more in her four young years than most of us experience in a lifetime. A misdiagnosis
in her home country of Ethiopia led to delayed treatment for Lilian, who has Leukemia. If it weren’t for her
father’s insistence on getting an immediate second opinion here in the United States, Lilian might not even be
alive today.
Having rushed his seriously ill daughter to America, there had been no time for Lilian’s father to make plans for a
long-term stay before they arrived in Las Vegas. Sunrise Children’s Hospital referred the family to the Las Vegas
Ronald McDonald House, where Lilian’s dad says he was amazed by the warm welcome they received. “I have
never met such nice people,” her father said. “Everyone is so incredibly caring. The Ronald McDonald House
has been a true blessing for us.”
But it has not been easy for the family, whose number one priority is Lilian’s medical treatment. She is undergoing
a grueling chemotherapy protocol to attack the Leukemia that went untreated for so long. Lilian’s dad remains
at his daughter’s side full-time, while her mother stayed behind in Ethiopia to care for their two other young
children.
“Lilian misses her mom terribly, but she is so strong and so good. She never complains. She is a survivor!”
According to the family, the name Lilian means “God is my vow.” Lilian’s dad says his family’s strong faith will
see them through this challenge in their lives, and knowing they have the support of the Ronald McDonald House
staff, volunteers, and other families with them every step of the way gives the family even more peace of mind.
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Lilian
Volunteer Spotlight
Kohl’s Cares
Kohl’s first approached RMHC in May 2011 wanting to help once a month with our Lunch is On Us
program. We put them on the schedule to volunteer on the third Wednesday of each month, and since
then they have consistently provided at least five volunteers every month. They can be found in the
kitchen at the House in bright purple shirts preparing 120 lunches for that day’s hospital delivery.
When the first Kohl’s phone call came in, we had no idea what we were in for! Kohl’s has a program
called Kohl’s Associates in Action. When a minimum of five Kohl’s Associates volunteer at least three
consecutive hours for a qualifying nonprofit organization, the organization earns a grant of $500.
In July, the House celebrated its 13th Birthday. To commemorate the event, RMHC teamed up with
Kohl’s to host a Wish List Drive for much needed household items. The very next weekend, a birthday
party was held at the House. Kohl’s volunteers from every store in the Las Vegas area participated in
these events, raising over $8,000 for RMHC. They have also volunteered at the 5K Run in May, the
volunteer appreciation luncheon in August and the gala dinner in September.
RMHC volunteers help our staff deliver quality service and increase efficiency in operating our programs.
The Kohl’s Associates in Action mission states: “We believe that everybody has the ability to make a
difference.” And Kohl’s has certainly made a difference at the Ronald McDonald House. In less than
six months, Kohl’s Associates in Action have logged over 200 hours of volunteer time and a total of over
$14,000 has been donated to RMHC. This program not only encourages volunteerism, but also provides
much needed financial support to the organizations these volunteers help. “Because every dollar counts,
and every hand helps.” Thank you Kohl’s for your time and commitment to RMHC!
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Care Mobile
In partnership with Nevada Health Center’s Miles for Smiles, RMHC launched a state-of-the-art mobile dental unit
in 2005 to provide access to dental care for under-served children in five rural counties in Nevada. To date, the
program has served over 4,700 children.
Most children seen on the Care Mobile live in very rural communities and are either uninsured or have Medicaid.
With little or no access to a dental provider and the lack of financial resources, the Care Mobile has been the only
option for many children and families. Recognizing that education is the key to prevention, the program also makes
several oral health presentations to students during the school year.
Give Kids A Smile Day
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Each year, RMHC of Greater Las Vegas, Miles for Smiles and the Northeastern Nevada Coalition for Oral Health
co-sponsor a project to recognize Children’s Dental Health Month by bringing the Ronald McDonald Care Mobile to
five rural Nevada communities. The Care Mobile parks at the McDonald’s restaurant in each location, and provides
children with free visual dental screenings, fluoride varnish, oral health supplies and educational information.
Local dentists in each of the communities volunteer their time to do the screenings, community health nurses in the
coalition volunteer to apply the varnish, and other coalition members and volunteers help with paperwork, patient
flow, and education efforts.
A Smile To
Be Proud Of
In the spring of 2011, the Ronald McDonald Care
Mobile visited Winnemucca, a small town just outside
of Elko, NV. On that trip, a three year old patient
made quite an impact on the entire Care Mobile staff:
“A foster child was in need of urgent dental care due
to an abscessed tooth. His three-year old face was
extremely swollen and it was apparent that he was in
pain. There were no dental providers in Winnemucca
that accepted Medicaid and the foster father was out
of town working. The little boy’s foster mother was
left with very few options, as she was unable to travel
out of town due to car trouble. “
“When she found out that the Care Mobile was going
to be in town, she immediately called to set up an
appointment for him. When they arrived, the dental
assistant took time to make the child feel at ease since
it was his first-ever dental appointment. In no time at
all, she had him smiling and comfortable so that the
dentist could evaluate his abscessed tooth.”
“The little boy felt so at ease that the team was able
to extract his severely decayed front tooth right there
on the Care Mobile. Afterwards, the assistant looked
down to find tears running down the child’s cheeks.
When asked why he was crying, he replied that it was
because he was so happy that his tooth would not be
hurting any more.”
Karl
Scholarship Recipient
Born in Togo, Africa, Koko “Karl” Kumodzi came to the United States at the age of four – full of hope and
determined to “save the world.” He graduated from Valley High School in Las Vegas in 2010 as Valedictorian
of his class, and is currently attending Stanford University, where he is studying International Relations.
Karl received a RMHC scholarship as a high school graduate in 2010 and was selected again as an alumni
recipient in 2011.
When Karl Kumodzi was 7 years old, he wanted to be a superhero. But after years of trying to fly and move
objects with his mind, Karl had to accept the painful fact that he did not have any superpowers. “In hindsight,
I realized why I wanted to be a superhero so badly,” Karl says. “Because even as a child, I wanted to change the
world rather than wait for someone else to do it.”
Now entering his sophomore year at Stanford University, Karl is well on his way to doing just that as a volunteer
and fundraiser for organizations that combat homelessness, hunger, and HIV/AIDS. Last May, Karl experienced
the opportunity of a lifetime when he was selected by PBS and American Experience to be one of 40 college
students to retrace the routes of the original 1961 Freedom Rides with some of the Freedom Riders as part of the
50th anniversary celebration.
“It was an incredible opportunity to learn from and talk to ordinary people who stood up against a Goliath in
American government at the time -- institutional racism,” says Karl. “The Freedom Riders were my age when they
went on that journey. They dropped out of school and signed their last wills and testaments before they got on the
bus. I don’t know if I would have had that kind of courage, but I’m definitely grateful they did, because I would not
have the opportunities I have today were it not for them.”
Karl says the whole experience was incredibly motivating. “It is so easy to get overwhelmed by the amount of
injustice and suffering going on in the world. But instead of being overwhelmed, the Freedom Riders maintained
a fearless idealism and challenged social injustice head on – and won! And that is what I want to do with my life.”
Scholarship Program
The RMHC of Greater Las Vegas Scholarship Program is a partnership
between RMHC, McDonald’s®, and local community organizations. The
program awards scholarships to students who have limited access to
career and educational opportunities, and is part of RMHC & McDonald’s
ongoing commitment to education. Each year, the program awards over
$280,000 in scholarships to high school seniors from Clark and Nye
counties in Nevada. Since the program began in 1999, over $2.4 million
in scholarships has been awarded to 1,087 students.
McDonald’s Owner/Operators of Greater Las Vegas and The Las
Vegas Review-Journal support the Scholarship Program by donating
a portion of every Las Vegas Review-Journal newspaper sold at
participating McDonald’s restaurants. Scholarship applications,
terms and eligibility requirements can be found on our web site,
www.rmhlv.com. Applications are available to high school seniors in
October and due in January of each school year.
Scholarship
Program
Facts
• In 2011 over $330,000
was awarded to 180
students.
• Since the program began
in 1999 over $2.4 million
has been awarded to 1,087
students.
• McDonald’s has contributed
over $1.1 million to the
program since 2002
through newspaper sales.
• Over $180,000 was donated
from McDonald’s
newspaper sales in 2010.
• Eligibility and requirements
are available at
www.rmhlv.com.
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Lunch Is On Us
In an effort to help relieve the financial and emotional stress of having a child in the hospital, RMHC
volunteers prepare and deliver 600 sack lunches each week to families staying with their children at the
Children’s Hospital of Nevada at UMC and Sunrise Children’s Hospital in Las Vegas. Since the program
began in 2004, volunteers have delivered over 130,000 lunches. In 2010 alone, 28,000 lunches reached the
hands of mothers, fathers, grandparents and family members who were at their child’s hospital bedside. In
addition to the lunches, volunteers also take toys and stuffed animals to the children being treated.
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In Their Own Words
“It’s a stress reliever…I’m here with my 1 year old daughter, and if you
don’t want to leave your child, it’s just one less thing you have to worry
about!”
– Amber received lunches from RMHC when her daughter was at
Sunrise Children’s Hospital for respiratory issues.
“I’ve enjoyed every minute of doing this – I hate missing a day!”
– Patty has been delivering lunches to families since 2006.
“It makes me feel good to know that we’re doing something to help
families in a time of crisis. If I can put a smile on their face, it’s worth
a million dollars!”
– Jeff has been delivering lunches to families since 2008.
“It’s nice to see the interaction families have with RMHC volunteers –
it gives them a sense of hope.”
– Ashley is a social worker at Sunrise Children’s Hospital.
Lunch
Program
Facts
• 600 lunches are prepared
and delivered each
week.
• Over 30,000 lunches will be
delivered in 2011.
• 60 hours are logged each
week by RMHC lunch
volunteers .
• The Coca-Cola Company
and Aunt Hattie’s Bread
have donated lunch
supplies to the program
since it began in 2004.
These in-kind donations
are valued at over $33,000
each year.
• Since 2005, over $128,000
in grant funds have been
donated to the lunch
program by MGM Resorts
Foundation.
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Runnin’ for the House
Presenting Sponsor
* McDonald’s Owner/Operator
Association of Greater Las Vegas
Gold Sponsors
* CenturyLink
* University of Phoenix
Supporting Sponsors
* American Medical Response
* The Coca-Cola Company
* KLUC 98.5
* KVVU Fox5
* MedicWest Ambulance
* PortaJane
* Smith’s Food & Drug
Ticket to Paradise Gala
Presenting Sponsors
* McDonald’s Owner/Operator
Association of Greater Las Vegas
* Lexus of Las Vegas
Platinum Sponsors
* e-gads!
* HSBC Bank Nevada, N.A.
Events
Food Drive | Smith’s Food & Drug
On the first Saturday in February, RMHC volunteers set up their stations at
the entrance to each Smith’s Food & Drug Store in town and invite shoppers
to pick up items for families staying at the House as they shop. This one day
event stocks the shelves at the Las Vegas Ronald McDonald House with
enough food items, paper products, toiletries and cleaning supplies to last
the entire year. In addition to wish list items, RMHC collects thousands
of dollars in cash contributions from caring members of the community.
While you’re out shopping for the “big game” on Saturday,
February 4th 2012, pick up an item for the Ronald McDonald
House at your nearby Smith’s Food & Drug!
Runnin’ for the House 2011 | Ronald McDonald House
What a fantastic morning in May - the weather couldn’t have been better
and people everywhere had huge smiles on their faces from all of the fun!
Ronald McDonald led the runners in a pre-race warm up before Chet
Buchanan, 98.5 KLUC, kicked off the 5k run and 1mile walk. Everyone
enjoyed a delicious McDonald’s pancake breakfast, raffle with great prizes
and a family festival with face painting, balloon art and interactive learning
booths for families and kids. Runnin’ for the House 2011 was our largest
and most successful race to date with over 1,300 registered participants
helping us raise over $57,000 to support families caring for a seriously ill
child. Mark your calendars for Runnin’ for the House 2012 on
Saturday, May 19th.
* IGT
Gold Sponsors
* CenturyLink
* Nevada State Bank
* Sunrise Children’s Hospital
* UnitedHealthcare
Supporting Sponsors
* BBj Linen
* McKannix Floral Studio
* PSAV
* Southern Wine & Spirits
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Ticket to Paradise Gala | The Renaissance Hotel
Over 300 guests escaped to paradise at the 13th Annual Gala Dinner in
September 2011, raising over $220,000 for RMHC! The evening kicked off
with a moving performance by Gilbert Magnet Elementary students, then
guests enjoyed live and silent auctions, specialty cocktails and a sumptuous
dinner. The Coca-Cola Company was honored for their commitment and
support of RMHC for over 35 years, while the House Hero Award was presented
to Smith’s Food & Drug in recognition of their 10-year partnership for our
Annual Food Drive. We highlighted our “Lunch Is On Us” program, which
provides over 30,000 lunches each year to parents staying at their child’s hospital
bedside. Mark your calendars for the 2012 Ticket to Paradise Gala on
Saturday, September 8th, 2012.
Mixers
On the third Thursday of each month, RMHC hosts mixers at select “hot spots” in Las Vegas to raise
funds and awareness for our cause. The mixers are not only a fun way to relax after a long workday,
they provide a fabulous networking opportunity for a diverse crowd of Las Vegas professionals and
friends of the House. Guests enjoy appetizer and drink specials, raffle prizes, and the host locations
donate a percentage of proceeds to RMHC. In 2011, the following restaurants have helped raise over
$3,000 for RMHC.
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Community Fundraisers
Fundraisers planned by community groups, schools and businesses are a vital
source of funds for RMHC and one of the best ways to support the children and
families we serve. The following are a few community fundraisers that have
helped raise have more than $75,000 in 2011. We appreciate your support!
• Allegiant Cycling Team - Race Across America .......................................$19,254
• National Association of Ticket Brokers - Conference Fundraiser .......... $12,294
• Dillard’s Inc. - Southern Living Christmas Cookbook .............................. $7,160
• Fletcher Jones Imports - Golf Tournament .............................................. $5,300
• Clear Channel Radio Las Vegas - KWNR Guitar Pull ............................... $3,558
• Monthly Mixers ......................................................................................... $3,462
• Southwest Airlines - Golf Tournament ...................................................... $1,789
• Las Vegas Kickball League - Charity of the Season .................................... $948
• Miracle Mile Shops at Planet Hollywood - August Fountain Coins ............ $853
• PHAST Triathalon ......................................................................................... $750
• RMHC Car Donation Program ..................................................................... $660
• Jack Dailey Elementary School - K-Kids Kawanis Club Carnival ............. $500
• Las Vegas Day School - Family Fun Festival ............................................... $500
• Meetings & Events Las Vegas - August Raffle Proceeds ............................. $360
• Smith’s Food & Drug - Community Rootbeer Day ..................................... $340
• Las Vegas Wranglers - Hockey Ticket Sales ................................................. $333
• United Studios of Self Defense - Family Movie Night ................................ $300
• UNLV Economics Students - Food Drive & Fundraiser .............................. $174
• Aire Serv - Facebook Challenge ..................................................................... $28
If you’re interested in hosting a fundraiser to benefit RMHC of Greater Las
Vegas, please visit www.rmhlv.com to review our Community Fundraiser
Packet, or email [email protected].
2010 Financials
Statements of Financial Position
2010 and 2009
ASSETS
Ronald McDonald House
Charities of Greater Las
Vegas is a 501(c)(3) tax
exempt organization, IRS
section 170(b)(2)(iii) for
both federal and state tax
purposes.
A copy of the most
recent 990 Tax Return is
available on our website,
www.rmhlv.com.
2010
CURRENT ASSETS
Cash
$
398,525
293,571
Cash, restricted
Investments, short-term
1,008,422
71,180
Accounts receivable
53,416
Unconditional promises to give, net, restricted
Prepaid expenses
14,994
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$
239,702
254,856
940,822
64,401
136,669
5,545
1,840,108
1,641,995
1,543,112
1,566,566
$ 3,383,220
$ 3,208,561
OTHER ASSETS
Property and equipment, net
LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS
Tax ID # 94-3108570
United Way # 8946
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2009
2010
CURRENT LIABILITIES
Accounts payable
Accrued expenses
Scholarships payable
NET ASSETS
Unrestricted
Temporarily restricted
$
127,126
10,765
89,375
2009
$
97,993
15,505
8,831
227,266
122,329
2,808,967
346,987
2,694,707
391,525
3,155,954
3,086,232
$ 3,383,220
$ 3,208,561
2010 Income Sources
17%
Cash Donations
19%
McDonald’s Donation
Boxes
22%
Fundraising & Events
2010 Expenses
15%
McDonald’s
Newspapers
71% Program Services
14%
Inkind Donations
22% Fundraising
7% Management/
Overhead
7% RMHC, Inc.
4% Scholarship Donations
2% Room Donations
Figures based on audited financials for the period January - December 2010.
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2010 Donors
RMHC of Greater Las Vegas would like to thank the following individuals, businesses, and organizations for their
generous support in 2010. This list includes donors from January to December 2010. If your name has been
inadvertently omitted or listed incorrectly, please contact us at (702) 252-4663 so we can update our records.
Cash
$250,000+
McDonald’s Owner/Operators
Association of Greater Las
Vegas
$25,000-$50,000
The John C. Kish Foundation
MGM Resorts Foundation
$10,000 - $24,999
Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority,
Inc.
e-gads!
James & Eva Martin Charitable
Trust
Karsh Memorial Trust
Robert Racicot
The Links, Inc., Las Vegas
Chapter
$5,000 - $9,999
100 Black Men of Las Vegas,
Inc.
AAR Corp.
Aviation Partners Boeing
CenturyLink
Dillard’s Inc.
Flynn Gallagher Associates
Golden State Foods Foundation
Harrah’s Entertainment, Inc.
HSBC Bank Nevada, N.A.
IGT
Johnson Community School
Lipscomb-Smith Enterprises,
Inc dba McDonald’s
MGM Resorts International
Nevada State Bank
Premier Trust
Sunrise Children’s Hospital
The San Diego Foundation
United Healthcare
William Patrick Sullivan
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$2,500-$4,999
Black Bear Oil Corp.
Clear Channel Radio Las Vegas
Comvest Partners
Elise Eberwein
Enterprise Rent A Car
Eva Martin
Flightstar Aircraft Services, Inc.
Fran Edlovitch
Garofalo Goerlich Hainbach PC
Harold & Tina Lewis
Joseph Murphy
Karen Westrell
Las Vegas School of Dance &
Music
Le Cordon Bleu College of
Culinary Arts Las Vegas
Lotus Broadcasting
McDonald’s USA, LLC
MGM Enterprises, dba
McDonald’s
NV Energy
Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc.
Pediatrix Medical Group
RW Advertising
Stephen & Janet Linder
United Way of Southern
Nevada
$1,000 - $2,499
AerCap Group Services
Allegiant Travel Company
Ascendant Technology
Atlas Air, Inc.
Bank of America
Bank of Nevada
BBA Aviation
Bill & Angie Boschetto
California DO It Ctr
Carlson Wagonlit Travel
Children’s Heart Center Nevada
Darin Thomas
David Jancuk
Dermody Properties
Foundation
Dillard’s- Galleria Henderson
Donne Kerestic
Dr. Pepper Snapple Group
Eagle Riders
Edmund and Mary Shea Family
Foundation
Erik D. Ragatz
First Class Vending
Frank Kim Elementary School
Grand Canyon Valle Airport
Hispanic Educators Association
of Nevada
HSBC Philanthropic Programs
Impact4Good
International RAM Associates
Joshua Stocking
Lewis John Family Fund
Mark A. Fitzgerald
Marty & Colleen Wood
McCarthy Kaster CPAs Ltd
McPrice Enterprises dba
McDonald’s
Michael and Annie Falk
Foundation
National Aviation Services, LLC
Paul & Robin Keagle
Pratt & Whitney
Rick Fields
Shapiro Foundation Trust
Silverado High School
Snowed Inn dba McDonald’s
Soil Tech
The Coca-Cola Company
The Rosebrock Family
Foundation
Through the Eyes of a Child
Foundation
Vector Media
Vegas Tickets.com
Virtus Investment Partners
William & Linda Burke
$500-$999
Alpha Delta Pi, Epsilon Rho
Chapter
Bernie and Barbara Prater
Cameron Hoesel
Center for Children’s Surgery
Professional Corporation
Certified Aviation Services. LLC
City National Bank
Competitor Group, Inc.
Cristalli & Saggese
Danoski Clutts Building Group,
LLC
Diane Walker
DW Bistro
Fletcher Jones Mercedes Benz
Four Queens Hotel & Casino
Gary and Margaret Haile
Ginger Lev
Hafner Company Inc.
Instant Cash Loans
Jim Livengood
JK&B Capital
John Connor
Joyce Smith
JT3 LLC
Kurli & Claire Kurlinski
Larry Schiffman
Las Vegas Day School
Linda Lipscomb
Lion Television Inc.
Los Gatos Investments, Inc.
Mark Hsing
Marshall Fenn Five Star
Communications
Montie Brewer
National Jewelry Liquidation
Center
Nevada Farm Bureau Women’s
Leadership Committee
Nicholas Tibaldi
Paul & Carol Hill Foundation
Paul and Diane Dickey
R. Stephen Hannahs
Ricardo’s Mexican Restaurant
Richard and Kelly Haddrill
Russell Ketchum
Scoggins Construction Co., Inc.
Select Entertainment
Shon Nylander
Southern Nevada Continuity
of Care
Steve & Sharry Solomon
Sylvia & Leslie Bawden
Tele/Data Contractors, Inc.
Thomas C. Breitling
Toni & Rudy Mussi
VIP Tickets
Walmart #2593
Wetwise Services
William Hughes
Windy City Marketing, Inc.
$250 - $499
Advantage Vending
Allen Lee
Andrew Levy
Betty Becker
Bill Johnson
Billie Knight Rayford
Bonanza Beverage Company
Bonotel Exclusive Travel
Brad Palmer
Carolyn Reynolds
Charles R. Hanrahan
Christ Lutheran Church
Clark Wood
Desert Audi
Dexter Baier
Edward Bular
Elizabeth Pero
Exit Realty
Freight Lanes Int’l, Inc.
Gino & Anita Meyring
Greg Roeper
Guru Gupta
Hash House A Go Go
Heidi Marie Bretthauer Trust
Henderson Nissan
Ivar Bolander
James Pearce
Jeffrey K. Warwick
Jillyn Pendleton
Jo Wheatley
John C. Hamilton
Kathryn Fox
Kathy Carrison
Keith and Kim Nottingham
Keith B. Jarrett
Keith Steven Gordon
Kenneth Stern
Las Vegas Review Journal
Linda Marvin
Lori Heeren
Marc and Desiree Saggese
Margot Porter
Mark Matthews
Matt David Rudich
Michael and Abbie Yablonsky
Michaelene Bilbray
Morton’s The Steakhouse
NetEffect
Origin India Restaurant and
Bar
Raul Martinez, Jr.
Reynolds & Associates
Richard Niemann
Rob Goldberg
Ron Kondrasuk
Ron Parr
Rowland’s Vending Services
Scott Walos
Southern Air Inc.
Terrence Burns
The M Resort Spa & Casino
The Marshall Retail Group, LLC
Tim Andersen
Tim Thomas
Tom Demarco
Wendy Nutt
$100 - $249
Aircraft Systems &
Manufacturing, Inc.
Alexandra Chrysanthis
Alpha Delta Pi Foundation, Inc.
Amber Lynn Kirkwood
Amy Reed
Andrew Gebbia
Andrew Taylor
Anthony Cambeiro
Arturo Reyes, Jr.
Ashok Shah
Atlanta Tennis Inc.
Barbara Chandler
Barbara Musgrove
Bert Ponder
Betty Sullivan
Bill & Debby Strang
Billir Clove-Follmer
Bobbi Bartholomew
Boos & Associates, a
Professional Corporation
Boulder Strip LLC
Brian C. Manore
Brian G. Beck
Butterfly Worldwide
Byrone & Theresa McIntosh
C. Burt Livezey, Jr.
Calvin Black
Carolyn Leong
Chad Noel
Charles Cody White
Charles E. Harrison
Chitoki Tokunaga
Chris & Delise Banks
Chris Stacey
Christine Maguire
Clear Channel Outdoor
Connie Hensyel
Daniel Schill
Darrell Wysong
Data Transfer LLC
Dave, Andrea & Collette Price
David B. DeVane
David Kirvin
David Kvederis
Debbie R. Drain
Debra Mele-Blanchard
Denton Gubler
Dollie McPartlin
Dolores Kirby
Donald A. Linneer
Donald Unkefer, Jr.
Doug and Tamara Parisio
Douglas Hall
Dr. Edward Clark
Dr. Martin & Kathleen Gabica
Duggan & Massey
Eleanor Smith
Elizabeth Spatafore
Eric and Leslie Dahl
Eve Robbins
Fern Schlicting
First Financial USA
Fitzgeralds Hotel & Casino
Florence Brandt
Francis Sutton
Frank Jay & Associates
Gad A Bouts
Gary Beck
Gary M. Adamson
Gary Nettles
George Connor
Gerald Matson
Glen Scott
Gregg & Diane Ripplinger
Gulten Dye LLC
Harriet Adams
Helene Garten
I. Singleton
IBM Employee Services Center
Igor Maximenco
Isabel & Robert Petrusek
J. Stuart Halden Charitable
Foundation
Jack L. Hancock
Jack Sheltra
Jake Rosser
James & Carol Korona
James Pangburn
James Stephen Jay
Jim & Barbara Bodley
John & Sheila Spargo
John Fredericksen
John J. Kelley III
John Wells
Joni Flowers
Joseph Castro
Joyce Faltys
Judith Gerstein
Julianna Ferguson
Karen Weldon
Kent Heyman
Kevin and Stefanie Karo
Kevin Vaughan
Kris Bauer
Linda and Don Phillips
Linda Blanken
Lois Paretti
Lon and Barbara Kruger
Lori Krogel
Lorri Conover
Los Prados Lions Club
M. Andrew Thomas
Main Street Chamber
Marjorie Szigety
Mark Grock
Martin John McDermott
Mary Grace Clements
Mary Ringstad
Matt and Julie Willems
Maureen Allen
Maureen Capista
Mauricio Prado
Megan Kyser
Melvin Wolzinger
Mercy Paez
Michael & Nancy Engle
Michael Gostovich
Michael L. Dworkin and Assoc.
Michael Malone
Michael McCollum
Michael T. Harrison
Mildred Limley
Mona Motamatsu
Morgan Stanley Smith Barney
Most Preferred Maintenance,
Inc.
Moving On
NancyAnn Soltis
Nicole Musshorn
Olivia Fierro
Ophelia S Chapman
Pratt S. Rather
Propeller Advisors, LLC
R&J Productions
Ray Kellett
Rhonda Sokulski
Richard Boyce
Richard E. Myers
Richard Scotti
Richard Thomas
Robert Barron
Robert Dobyne
Robert J. Mcadoo
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$100 - $249 cont.
Robert Leuchte
Robert Shkorupa
Robert Spohn
Robert Stevenson
Rod and Karen Endicott
Ronald Nielson
Rosemary Vassiliadis
Ross F. Beck
Sandy Robison
Scott Bradway
Scott Ghertner
Sean P. Hopkins
Shirley Cliff
Shirley Eyler
Shirley Takahashi
Shuet Lee
Stephen Nevin
Stephen Phillips
Steven and Cheyenne Currall
Susan Blew
Susan Hite
Techpubs
Teresa Karam
Terry Leysath
The Korte Company
Thomas and Helen Selfridge
Thomas Donaldson
Thomas LaPlaca
Thomas Mason
Thomas McGrath
Thomas S. Stumb
Tia Price
Todd McMillan dba
McDonald’s #13034
Tom Wood
Tyri Weinstein
Victoria Tarantino
Vincent Gallagher Jr.
Vox Printing
W Bower
Wells Fargo
Wells Fargo Bank - Nampa
Main Branch
Wells Fargo Community
Support Campaign
Willard Salo
William Smith
Winder Farms
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Honorariums &
Memorials
American Legion Post 8
Ana Romero
Billie Knight Rayford
Emily Aguero
Julia Morgan Elementary
Sunshine Club
Paula Sam
Robert & Deborah LaRocca
Susan Kelly
Aaron and Whitney Cahoon
in honor of Crimson Venice
Cahoon
Ana Romero in honor of Bryan Hall
Ann & Donald Dieckman in
honor of Vito Ramundo
Anthony and Judith DeChiro in
honor of Vito Ramundo
Arcos De Oro dba McDonald’s
in honor of James Addis
Beth England in honor of Reba
Smith
Bill & Debby Strang in honor
of Erica Korbel and Rachael
Korbel’s 16th Birthday
Brett Cushing in honor of
Albert Garfield Lucas
Brynn Yamashita in honor of
Brynn’s 1st Birthday
Charles & Nancy Nastasi in
honor of Edward Danowski,
George Hernandez, Janet
Taxis, Mr. Frances Ono,
Mrs. Nancy Danowski,
Noemy Nastasi, and Thomas
Cummiskey
David & Betty Wheeler in
honor of Hunter Scott
Wheeler
David & Sharilin Miller in
honor of Timothy Clyde
Miller
Delores “Dee” Giordano in
honor of Joyce Zimmerman
Donald and Cynthia Cubberley
in honor of Louise Linder
Donna Yahner in honor of
Andy & Marjorie Anderson
Dwight & Cindy Simmons in
honor of Saige Michelle
Ernest
Eleni Payan in honor of Dylan
Grant
Gary & Eva Dyal in honor of
Kole Miller
Gary and Dee Goehring in
honor of Robert Feiner
James & Deanna Abbott in
honor of Aspen Abbott
James Ramundo in honor of
Vito Ramundo
Jean Bosma in honor of Wilma
LaVoie
Joe and Carol Buettner in
honor of Dodge Trader, Joy
Sloat, and Mary Waite
John & Joyce Anagnostaras in
honor of Paulita Gomez
Kathy McNeil in honor of
Mason Clifford Dean Rieth
Knights of Columbus St. Jude
Council #9102 in honor of
Mathew Favela Colorruso
Martin & Mary Maranville in
honor of James Addis
Mary Bennett in honor of
Hannah Bennett
McDonald’s in honor of James
Addis
Michael & Sandra Gordon in
honor of James Addis
Pat and K.E. Wiedmeier in
honor of Saige Ernest
Paul and Janet Holcomb in
honor of Saige Ernest
Paula Sam in honor of Rena
Marie Linton
Ralston Foods in honor of
Jerry O’Neal
Richard & Sharon Rogers in
honor of Marjory & Andy
Anderson
Robert & Deborah LaRocca in
honor of Klint Roberts
Robert Brown in honor of
Annika Jay
Roger and Diana Newton in
honor of Saige Ernest
Sandra Pagoaga in honor of
Sandy & Jim Pagoaga
Steve & Sharry Solomon in
honor of Edith Klar, Evelyn
Sterman, Judy Richelson,
and Mother, Edith Friedman
Sylvia Noonan in honor of
Joyce Zimmerman
Ted & Brenda Hirsch in honor
of Iris Bergman
Verlene Clairborn in honor of
Saige Michelle Ernest
Virgil and Faye Berdine in
honor of Nora Nodgie
Mathews
William & Patricia Graham in
honor of John Graham
Inkind
13 Research
3 Women from Cleveland, LLC
Abbott Labs BDM West Team
Amo
Absolute Perfection Property
Services
Adrien Simpson
Aeropostale # 735
Aeropostale #793
Aeropostale #850
Aeropostale #927
Aeropostale #938
Alex Morgan
Alice Altman
Allen E. Brehm
Alpha Delta Pi
Alyson Lobert
Amy Boehle
Amy Schmidt
Anne Mazzola
April Foster & Holli Covington
At Your Service Pet Supplies
AT&T Pioneers
ATEC
Audra Donnelly & Jean
Brennan
Audrey Portnoy
Aunt Hattie’s Breads
Aztec Industrial Bearing &
Supply
Barbara Dear
Beta Sigma Phi
Big O Tires
Bissell Homecare, Inc.
Bob Miller Elementary School
Borders - Rainbow
Borders - Town Square
Borders Airport #0754
Brayden Walters
Brett Cushing
Brianna Zelaya
Brynn Yamashita
Calvary Chapel Christian
School
Cambeiro Elementary School
Honor Society
Cardiovascular Surgery of
Southern Nevada
Carls Kielbasa & Sauerkraut
CB Richard Ellis
Central Christian Church
Charlene Fan
Charles Votzmeyer
Cheryl McCreary
Choice Center
Chris and Stacey Klapper
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter
Day Saints
Claire Brant
Clinton & Diane Arnett
Coca Cola Bottling Company of
Las Vegas
Cole Massey
Community Lutheran Church
Community Lutheran Church
Layette Ministry
Coultrie Corp
Cox Media
Creative Kids Learning Center
Credit Union 1
Creech Air Force Base
Cub Scouts - Palo Verde Ward
Curves
daltile
Daphne Smith & Carol Trimble
David Kuederis
Daybreak United Methodist
Fellowship
Dean Jager
Debbie Doherty
Demetrius and Pam Lynch
DeRose Family
Desert Cab
Desert Quilters of Nevada
DesignForPlay.com
DJs for PJs
Don Ketchum
Dove Canyon Ward Relief
Society - LDS Church
Ecolab, Inc.
ECRM Marketgate
El Cortez Hotel & Casino
Elaine Herhold
Elisbeth Drexler
Ellen Burke
Epic Christian Church
Eugene Hunt
Faith Community Lutheran
Church
Faith Lutheran Church
FIKISHA
Friends of Alexa Walker
Gail Trevisan
George Stewart
Georgia Pacific Corporation
Girl Scout Troop #173
Girl Scout Troop #199
Girl Scout Troop #377
Girl Scout Troop #85
Gloria Ruvalcaba
Golden State Foods
Good Samaritan Lutheran
Church
Grace & Jesus Assemblies of
God, USA
Green Valley Christian Center
Green Valley Relief Society
Greysen Vickery
GV Christian Center
Hampton Associates
Hancock Elementary School
Harold Neese
Heart & Soul Quilters
Hermes of Paris
Hibbard Family
Highland Hills Stake Relief
Society LDS Church
Hospital Smiles Clown Program
Huntington Learning Center
i3 Research
IEHA
Ironcrossman Motorcycle Club
Isabel Serrano
Jack & Jill of America Las Vegas
Chapter
Jacquelyn Hardy
James & Patricia Fagiona
Jasmine Mahmoud
Jason & Kristi Wright
JBA Consulting Engineers
Jeannette Page
Jill Krol
Jim Bridger Middle School
Jim Thorpe Elementary School
JoAnne Wilbur
Joe and Carol Buettner
Judy Gill
Just Windows, Inc.
Kaitlin Dute
Karen Camuglia
Kathalynn Thwing
Kathryn Fox
Kids and Clays
Kindness Club
Kingcares LLC
KJRS Incorporated
Knit & Crochet Group Heritage
Park Senior Facility
Kristen Ohm
Lake Mead Manna
Larry Atwell
Larry Mullins
Las Vegas Asian Journal
Publications
Las Vegas Valley Water District
Laura Dearing Elementary
Laureate Pi of Beta Sigma Phi
La-Z-Boy
LDS Church - Pack 290 Cub
Scouts
LDS Humanitarian Center
Leila Velez
Leonard & Karen Zeyouma
LeSportsac
Linda Gehrig
Linda Kerzetski
Lisa Fossum
Little Star Foundation
Lotus Broadcasting
Lou Avena
Louella Keenan
Lucile S. Bruner Elementary
School
Marci Jackson
Marlene Tarula
Mary Ann Laudati
Mary Mason
Mayor Oscar Goodman
Knothole Gang
McGhies Ski & Bike
Megan Williams
Merck U.S. Pharmaceuticals
Michelle Grant
Microsoft
Mike Patterson
Mimi Williams
Montessori Visions Academy
Motel 6
Murphy Electric, Inc
Nancy Legate & Kathy Van
Antwerp
Nancy Melonas
Nevada State Contractors Board
New York Pizza & Pasta
North Las Vegas Emblem Club
#427
Nothing Bundt Cakes
Omita & Amaya Logwood
Pacific Coast Clearing Services,
Inc.
PAR Springer-Miller Systems
Pat Tarr
Patricia Ross
Patsy Leyeda
Paul & Heidi Gonzalez
Paul Jones
Peggy Baker
Peter & Bette Beauregard
Professional Bull Riders Inc.
Reba Wurster
Red Lobster
Robert and Naomi Kupfer
Roberta Menagh
Roberta Rubala
Rolland Safe Company
RW Advertising
Sam Barker
Sandy Valley Senior Center
Sara & Briana Sodaro
Sara Ricciardi
Scott Kesterson
Seating Solutions
SECTA
ServPro
Shannon Simon
Sharon Schoeppner
Shawn Wessel
Silver State Glass Company
Silverado High School
Smith’s Food & Drug- N
Rampart Blvd
Southwest Airlines Co.
Spectrum Surveying &
Engineering
Spencer Acma
Starbucks
Starbucks #5687
Stetler Arts
Steve Chesin
Stormi Decker
Summit Ward LDS Church
Sunrise Children’s Hospital
Suprapa Sayabouapheng
Susan Marks
Susan Whiteley
SW Career and Technical
Academy
Ted & Diana McAdam
Teresa Karam
Terminix International, 2286
Tess & Joe Buerry
The Church of Jesus Christ of
Latter Day Saints
The Coca-Cola Company
The Platinum Hotel
Thomas and Joy Thompson
Thomas E. Mendida, III
Tiffany Hentges
Tiffany Wilkerson
Tim Bombard Family
Tom Ngnyen
Tops NV 146, Las Vegas
Traci Ervey
TRMA (Telecommunication
Risk Management
Association)
University of Phoenix
UNLV Center for Academic
Enrichment & Outreach
Valerie Vittorio
Vector Media
Vegas Tickets
Verdirame Family
Victoria Lupei
Victory Mission Baptist Church
Virginia Byrd
Virginia Usnick
Vision Seminars
W D Mc Intosh
Walmart Store #5070
Westar Las Vegas
Western High School
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Dinner Volunteer
Groups
99 Dental Squadron
Advanced Technologies
Academy Interact Club
Alpha Delta Pi
Alpha Delta Pi Alumnae Assoc.
ALW Ministries
American Medical Student
Association (AMSA)
Amy Boehle
ATEC
Athena Perusse
Audrey Sablan
CB Richard Ellis
CBRE Cares
Christy Andrews
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter
Day Saints
Cindi Solomon
Circle K
Clark HS
Courtney Pierce
Creech Air Force Base
Cupkates
Dave, Andrea & Collette Price
Dean Elyacoubi
Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.
East Career & Technical
Academy NHS
Epic Christian Church
Faith Lutheran Church
First Church of God Las Vegas
Friends of Alexa Walker
Gary and Debbie Bates
Gibson Middle School
Girl Scout Troop #382
Green Valley Christian Center
Harris Family
Holly Williams Gione
Horseman-Turner Family
Hyde Park Middle School
Intellectual Property Law
Society
Jodi Zakucia
Joe and Mary Beth DiGiovanni
Joel and Victoria Bloom
Jordyn & Jaxson Swinford
Joseph & Judie Pokakaa
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Kappa Psi Pharmaceutical
Fraternity
Kimberly Cantu
Kindness Club
Kiwanis Club of the Las Vegas
Young Professionals
Ladies Bible Study
Larissa Straily
Las Vegas Academy National
Honor Society
Las Vegas High School PAL
Program
Las Vegas Rotaract Club
Laureate Pi of Beta Sigma Phi
Le Cordon Bleu College of
Culinary Arts Las Vegas
LeAnn Brogan
Leslie Pfaff
Lipscomb-Smith Enterprises,
Inc dba McDonald’s
Lisa Hillyer
Loann Larsen
LVYP Kiwanis International,
Div. 28, CA, NV, HI
M.A.D.D.
Mark & Marvella Baca
Marlene Fujita
Matt Snodgrass Foundation
McDonald’s 04773
McDonald’s 13034
McDonald’s African American
Council
Michelle Bell
Monique Arar
Morgan Stanley Smith Barney
Nancy Legaspina
Nelles 516 Association
Nellis Air Force Base
Nevada Court Reporters Assoc.
NV Energy
Olive Garden Italian Restaurant
Organization of Women Law
Students
Panda Express
PAR Springer-Miller Systems
Perdichizzi Family
Rainbow Crest Ward LDS
Church
Rancho High School Honor
Society
Ray Martan Middle School
Regal Rainbow Theatres
Sammy Liguori
Sarah Homes
Scott Powell
SECTA
Signature at MGM Grand
Slaughter Family
Smiths
Snowed Inn dba McDonald’s
Southwest Airlines Co.
St. Andrew Lutheran Church
Starbucks
Steve & Sharry Solomon
Sunrise Children’s Hospital
Taino University Occupational
Therapy Program
The Adventurers Las Vegas
Chapter
The Platinum Hotel
The Women’s Club of
Summerlin
Tiffany Young
Todd McMillan dba McDonald’s
#13034
Tom Arlt
University of Phoenix
UNLV
UNLV Air Force ROTC
UNLV Greek Community
UNLV Honors Student Council
USN Student Nurses Association
Vegas Tickets.com
Vegas Young Professionals
Victory Mission Baptist Church
Vince & Kele Smith
VIP Tickets
VMBC DIGS
Wendy Cashin
West Craig Road Baptist Church
Women of Ford Credit Professional Women’s
Network
Women’s Bible Study
Thank You!
Wilhelm Elementary School
Wrecklettes Unit of Ladies of
Oriental Shrine Court #96
Zia & Teahl Dooley & Jeri
Mallory
Volunteer!
In 2010, 145 volunteers logged over 5,900 hours of service for RMHC of
Greater Las Vegas. Whether it was by cooking, cleaning, serving, or just
being there to lend a helping hand, these volunteers made a difference in
the lives of the children and families we serve. Beyond the physical and
emotional support they give, these valued members of our team also have
a profound effect on the cost of operating our programs. RMHC estimates
that volunteers saved our organization over $127,000 in 2010.
The following are just a few ways volunteers help RMHC:
●●House Volunteer - Help in the office & around the House with day
to day tasks.
●●Cook Dinner - Sign up to cook dinner for families staying at the
House. Great for groups and families!
●●Lunch Program - Prepare and deliver sack lunches for families
staying with their children at Sunrise Children’s Hospital and the
Children’s Hospital of Southern Nevada at UMC. You can also
help by decorating lunch bags and donating lunch items.
●●Pop Tabs - Collect the pull tabs from aluminum cans and drop
them off to the Ronald McDonald House. We recycle the tabs and
proceeds go directly to help our families.
●●Fundraising and Events - Assist with fundraising projects and
special events, such as the Annual Food Drive and 5K Run.
●●Hold A Fundraiser - Designate RMHC as the recipient of your
own fundraising event, such as a bake sale or golf tournament.
●●Wish List Drive - Collect much needed items from our wish
lists. We have a wish list for the House, lunch program, and a
holiday wish list.
Visit our website at www.rmhlv.com and become a volunteer today!
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