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Giving
2008-2009
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THE GIVING GUIDE 2008-2009
From the Editor
H
ello, and thanks for picking up our inaugural edition of The Giving
Guide.
We are truly thrilled to offer this publication to our readers. It is
full of great information about some of the phenomenal people and
organizations helping to make Southern Nevada a better place to live,
work and play. Great people make great things happen.
The Giving Guide is something new for all of us. We previously
published – with great success – an annual magazine many of you
are familiar with called Community Giving. Now, we’ve come up
with a new and better plan to get the word out about the many great
nonprofits in the Las Vegas Valley.
Here’s how it worked:
Each organization could sponsor a nonprofit and receive a full-color,
two-page spread at a special charitable rate in the publication. One
page went to the sponsoring company for their ad and the facing page
was devoted to the nonprofit organization of its choice. We encouraged
corporate underwriters to cover the cost of the space for organizations
they support. The business receives the benefit of exposure in
publication and the nonprofit reaches thousands of other prospective
donors.
If you want to find out more about any of these great charities, visit
their Web site or give them a call. They would love to help you find ways
to volunteer or help out in other areas. Now is the time to get involved.
Too often, the unsung heroes behind the scenes at our city’s
nonprofits don’t receive the recognition they deserve. Well, we’ve
changed that this year with the addition of our Angel Awards.
Inside, you’ll find seven Angels. We honored four organizations
and three remarkable individuals who are making a difference in
the charitable landscape of our community. The Angel Awards were
established to acknowledge and encourage the accomplishments
and contributions of our most outstanding community leaders. We’re
privileged to recognize these exceptional individuals and companies
whose visionary leadership and proficiency of philanthropic ideas and
actions have advanced so many lives.
We received more than 85 nominations for these honors, a number
that’s outstanding for a first-year awards program. You can find a list of
all of those names on page 15.
One last feature that you’ll find in this publication is a list of all of the
501(c)(3) organizations and charities in Southern Nevada. We received
the list of more than 2,200 entries from the Internal Revenue Service.
This is truly a feature that’s important to make The Giving Guide a
complete publication.
We want to especially thank the two presenting sponsors of the first
Giving Guide – the law firm of Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck and
the Harrah’s Foundation. Without important partners such as these,
it would be difficult to produce a successful Giving Guide. These two
groups have made a significant impact on philanthropy in Southern
Nevada. Their efforts should be applauded.
We’re certain that you’ll find this publication to be informative and
helpful. If you and your company aren’t involved in the charitable
giving side of business, now is the time to start. Use the Giving Guide as
a tool to find the organizations that are a good fit. You won’t regret it.
Publisher
Bruce Spotleson
[email protected]
ASSOCIATE PUBLISHER
Debbie Donaldson (990-2457)
Assistant
Kenya Johnson (990-2443)
Editorial
Special Publications Editor
Rob Langrell
STAFF WRITERs
Brian Sodoma
Jeannette Green Davies
CONTRIBUTING WRITERS
Danielle Birkin
Deborah Roush
COPY EDITOR
Caroline Orzes
CREATIVE
Editorial DESIGNERS
Adam Bucci
Bradley Samuels
ADVERTISING CREATIVE DIRECTOR
Thomas Jackman
ADVERTISING
Account Executives
Laura Alcaraz (990-8948)
Allen Grant (990-8991)
Eric Kane (990-8969)
Christina Meyers (990-8170)
Jim Villela (990-7735)
ACCOUNT COORDINATOR
Sue Sran (990-8911)
PRODUCTION
Production Director
Maria Blondeaux
Production MANAGER
Blue Uyeda
Production Assistant
Marissa Gable
traffic MANAGER
Janine Hughes
traffic Assistant
Kristy Komorny
CIRCULATION
VP of CIRCULATION
Kris Donnelly
DIRECTOR OF CIRCULATION
Rhona Cameron
ASST. DIRECTOR OF CIRCULATION
Tim Giles
DISTRIBUTION MANAGER
Matt Hemmerling
FULFILLMENT MANAGER Doris Hollifield
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT
Deborah Tippins
GREENSPUN MEDIA GROUP
Rob Langrell
chairman of the board
Editor of Special Publications
President
(702) 990-2490
Human Resources DIRECTOR
John Ottone
VP - PR & PROMOTIONS
Kelli Maruca
[email protected]
marketing MANAGER
Daniel A. Greenspun
Michael T. Carr
Amy Hachquet
Inside
6
Letters from the sponsors
9
2008 Angel Awards
Nonprofit profiles
18
Child Haven
20
Catholic Charities of Southern Nevada
22
Hope Link (formerly HACA)
24
Three Square
26
Aid for AIDS of Nevada
28
The Colors of Lupus
30
Las Vegas Sun Camp Fund
31
NevadaGives
32
The Lili Claire Foundation
34
University of Southern Nevada
36
Nathan Adelson Hospice Inc
38
WHY Ranch
40
FIT For an Independent Tomorrow
42
Classroom on Wheels
44
The Shade Tree
46
St. Rose Dominican Health Foundation
48
United Way of Southern Nevada
50
Las Vegas Natural History Museum
52
Caring Helping & Restoring Lives
54
Friends of Henderson Libraries
56
Spread the Word Nevada
58
Olive Crest — Nevada
60
Boys & Girls Club of Southern Nevada
62
Nevada Public Education Foundation
64
Gay & Lesbian Community Center of Southern Nevada
66
Candlelighters for Childhood Cancer of Southern Nevada
68
Safe Nest
70
Opportunity Village
72
Crime Stoppers of Las Vegas
74
The Caring Place
76
Nevada Health Centers Inc.
78
The Dr. Miriam & Sheldon G. Adelson Campus
80
Girl Scouts of Frontier Council
82
Henderson Libraries Foundation Fund
84
Junior Achievement of Southern Nevada Inc.
86
YMCA of Southern Nevada
88
Prize Records Inc.
90
Through the Eyes of a Child Foundation
92
Clark County School District’s Focus School Project
94
The Smith Center for the Performing Arts
95
Southern Nevada 501(c)(3) Listings
From the Presenting Sponsors
Dear community members and patrons,
Dear In Business Las Vegas readers,
B
O
rownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck is proud to be the presenting
sponsor of the In Business Las Vegas annual Giving Guide. We would
like to recognize all of Las Vegas’ nonprofits, foundations and cultural
groups for their leadership, hard work and commitment to helping
improve our community. Their dedication is truly admirable.
Since its inception, community involvement has been our firm’s
cornerstone and part of the DNA of each
of our attorneys and staff members. We
are proud of our steadfast commitment
to making our community a better place
to live and work — not only Las Vegas,
but every community the firm touches.
For us, charitable giving is not just
measured by a dollar figure, but also
by the quality time spent volunteering,
serving on a board and supporting
causes. Our charitable-giving mission
addresses community, charitable, civic
and political initiatives that foster vital
communities and empower individuals.
Brownstein employees can be found
volunteering time and energy to causes
about which they are passionate. With
the help of our Karma committee, we
make community involvement a part of
our culture. As an office, we participate in regularly scheduled Karma
events that offer employees an opportunity to spend time giving back to
the community. This past year, employees in Las Vegas participated in
Race for the Cure and collected toys for Safe Nest family adoption.
We also strive to protect our community by reducing our environmental
footprint. Recently, we relocated to the Molasky Corporate Center, a gold
LEED-certified building. Additionally, our attorneys and staff collected
hundreds of plastic bags to recycle in exchange for reusable canvas tote
bags.
We look forward to continuing our participation in events and
organizations and seeking other opportunities that allow us to engage
and give back to our local community.
Ellen Schulhofer
Managing Partner, Las Vegas
Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck, LLP
n behalf of the nearly 30,000 employees of Harrah’s
Entertainment’s Las Vegas properties, we are pleased to be a
presenting sponsor of In Business Las Vegas’ Giving Guide and we
congratulate all of this year’s Angel Award nominees.
The organizations and individuals highlighted in this year’s guide
represent our community at its best. From caring for seniors to
helping our neighbors access health care
to providing support and opportunities
for those in the greatest need, these
groups and individuals provide the hope,
compassion and services needed to
strengthen the fabric of our community.
At Harrah’s, our community
commitment is a priority and is woven
into our day-to-day operating structure.
Under the guidance of our Code of
Commitment — our pledge to our
employees, guests and communities
that we will operate as a responsible
corporate citizen — we provide ongoing
support to nonprofit organizations
through both our charitable donations
and through employee volunteerism.
Through the Harrah’s Foundation,
we provide financial gifts to nonprofits
throughout the country. We sponsor organizations dedicated to
helping seniors live more independent, healthy lives; to educational
programs and institutions striving to increase learning opportunities
for all; and to civic programs vital to the welfare of the communities
where our employees live and work. We support only those
organizations with a demonstrated commitment to serving diverse
communities and work with our nonprofit partners to ensure the
funding and resources provided are useful and effective.
As part of our sponsorships, we also develop programs that
encourage volunteerism from our property employees as well as
our communities as a whole. Through Harrah’s Entertainment
Reaching Out teams, or HEROs as we call them, we create programs
for our employees to provide much-needed volunteer support to
many different organizations. Whether delivering birthday cakes
or providing makeovers to facilities in disrepair, our HERO teams
provide the time, talent and spirit that is vital in the success of these
programs.
We are proud of our contribution and of the work our employees do
throughout Southern Nevada. But we also understand our donations
provide something more valuable than money or time: They provide
belief in the value of these organizations and the vital roles they play
in our communities.
We hope you will join us in supporting the organizations featured
in this year’s Giving Guide. By working together to support our
community, we can truly achieve wondrous things.
Thom Reilly
Executive Director
The Harrah’s Foundation
From the Sponsors
O
C
nce again, the Majestic Realty Foundation is proud to support In
Business Las Vegas and its annual Giving Guide publication. At
Majestic, we believe that giving back to local communities is part of
our corporate DNA — in Las Vegas and across the nation. Since the
inception of the Majestic Realty Foundation in 2002, our vision to move
to active philanthropy is now a reality defined by concrete partnerships,
solid recognition and a strong record of
strategic grant making.
In Nevada, we are active in the
nonprofit sector — providing grants;
serving on nonprofit boards; sponsoring
capacity-building seminars and
volunteering time and leadership
abilities. Thanks to a generous matching
program, donations by Majestic
employees to qualified organizations are
matched two-to-one, quickly multiplying
their impact.
Some of the local organizations we
support include the YMCA of Southern
Nevada, the Salvation Army and St.
Jude’s Ranch for Children. We also
awarded a grant to Three Square to
support their quarterly food summits
that bring together more than 100 agency
partners focused on feeding Southern Nevada’s hungry. Additionally, we
support the American Heart Association’s annual Las Vegas Heart Walk,
providing financial donations and a dedicated team of walkers.
We are critically aware of the most basic challenge facing our grantees:
far too many needs and far too few resources. As our nation’s economy
struggles, we appreciate that our grantees’ needs will likely increase
significantly while their funding decreases. We pledge to apply our best
entrepreneurial skills to help fill these needs.
For more information about the Majestic Realty Foundation and its
grants and support for charitable community partners that work the
areas of youth, family, education, and health and violence prevention,
visit www.majesticfoundation.org. As you read this publication, please
join us in saluting our local nonprofit leaders — they are the true heroes
in our community.
Fran Inman
Founding President
Majestic Realty Foundation
ity National Bank has a long and proud history of serving
communities throughout Nevada with award-winning products and
services, along with generous support for philanthropic outreach. The
bank and its colleagues recognize the importance of helping build better
communities with monetary, in-kind and volunteer support. Being a good
corporate citizen means providing people with not only good-paying jobs,
but also making sure that they, along with
their friends and neighbors, have thriving
communities in which to live, work and
play.
Educational outreach continues to be
a major component of City National’s
philanthropy in Nevada. Over the last
several years, the bank has adopted a
number of at-risk schools, launched
a child-literacy program, established
reading corners and donated thousands of
new books to school libraries statewide.
The bank also recognizes the need to
support various health and human service
endeavors such as United Way of Southern
Nevada, American Heart Association,
Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation,
American Cancer Society, Opportunity
Village, Big Brothers Big Sisters, Boy
Scouts, YMCA and many more. The arts and the environment are also
important to the bank, which is why we support Nevada Ballet, the
Nature Conservancy and others.
Our commitment to helping build better communities is one of the
reasons we eagerly partnered with In Business Las Vegas to produce
the 2008-2009 Giving Guide. This guide will provide Southern Nevada
with the most comprehensive resource material about our community’s
nonprofit organizations and the wonderful services they offer to people
throughout our community. We applaud In Business and the Greenspun
Media Group for their ongoing commitment to our community by
providing residents with valuable news and information.
As Winston Churchill once said, “We make a life by what we give.”
I’m proud to be part of a company that exemplifies that statement. City
National Bank is committed to helping people and communities on the
way up.
John Guedry
Executive Vice President
& Nevada Region Manager
City National Bank
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Harrah’s Foundation Volunteer of the Year
Darcy Neighbors
By Danielle Birkin
Contributing writer
W
hen Consultants in Marketing founder and CEO, Darcy Neighbors, visited
Child Haven as part of the Leadership Las Vegas class of 2003, she was
indelibly stirred by the plight and vulnerability of the young children housed there.
At once motivated to take action, Neighbors spoke to the director of the nonprofit
organization who confided that many children come to the shelter with absolutely
nothing and that, surprisingly, procuring clean, wearable pajamas was an ongoing
challenge.
That night, Neighbors spoke to her mother who suggested she use her media
contacts and marketing savvy to create a fundraiser to address the pajama problem.
Neighbors did just that, creating a proposal her leadership class adopted as its annual
project. With enthusiastic support from other community leaders and a partnership
with local radio stations, DJs for PJs was launched.
The premise of the annual fundraiser is simple
and engaging: Local deejays, in a bed and dressed in
pajamas, broadcast from dawn until dusk at designated
drop-off locations, encouraging listeners to stop by
and donate new childrens’ pajamas. In 2003, concerned
Southern Nevadans contributed some 3,000 pairs; this
year’s event raised more than 13,000. “And believe it or
not, there is still a great need,” said Neighbors, adding
that seven local nonprofit agencies now receive the
donated nightclothes. “A lot of these kids have never even
owned a new pair of pajamas — not just the little kids,
but the teenagers as well. DJs for PJs has been a blessing
for me and a lot of children. I’ve been in my office after
the event where it’s filled to the roof with pajamas. It’s
a wonderful feeling, especially when I get the thank you
notes and pictures from the kids.”
She credits the success of the event to the unwavering
support garnered from the community, including her
Neighbors
Leadership Las Vegas class, corporate sponsors such as
Wal-Mart and Station Casinos, media partner Beasley Broadcast Group and even the
mayor, who Neighbors said donates pajamas or cash every year. “This community
is amazing, and I also want to stress that the leadership class was key. A handful of
classmates are very involved, and without them, the event could not take place,” she
said. “I was the chosen one to be the coach or quarterback, but it takes a huge team to
pull it off. On event day, we have well over 200 volunteers. I also take my kids out of
school and they help the entire day, from 3:30 a.m. to closing at night. So, they know
what it is like to give back.”
As for the future of DJs for PJs, Neighbors would love to see the trademarked
event broaden its scope. “My ultimate dream would be to fulfill the entire need first
and foremost here in Southern Nevada,” she said. “But ultimately, to reach out beyond
this market and license this program so other communities can get involved. Can you
image if we had just 10 percent of the population give just one pair of pajamas?”
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Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck Humanitarian of the Year
Martin Dean Dupalo
By Danielle Birkin
Contributing writer
C
ommunity service and humanitarianism are inherent components of
Martin Dean Dupalo’s persona, qualities that were instilled in him as a
youngster and thoughtfully honed and augmented throughout the years.
A UNLV adjunct faculty instructor in political science, Dupalo’s earliest
memories include visiting the elderly in nursing homes with his mother, who
also got him involved in sending care packages around the world. Since then,
Dupalo’s philanthropic efforts have blossomed and developed — indeed,
initiative, determination and a commitment to public service define much
of his character. His efforts set a positive example for his students, many of
whom have also gotten involved in public service.
“A lot of people see needs, but not so many people see resources. So when
I see that there is extra or more of something available I think [about] where
can it go in the community. I am not shy about asking questions,” he laughed.
Case in point: Dupalo’s food-recovery efforts that benefit local nonprofit
organizations for the needy and homeless. “My first food-recovery program
was a culinary school that was throwing out perfectly good food the students
had cooked. I was sickened when I saw that,” he said, adding that he received
national recognition for those efforts, among others. “For a second program, I
went to about 15 or 16 Starbucks and Einstein Bagels and asked permission
to take their leftover pastries. I was collecting 1,000 pastries a week that my
students and I took to [various local nonprofits].”
In another instance, Dupalo saw a need and located a resource. He was
struck by a television news story that depicted a woman in a war-ravaged
nation carrying a legless man. Later, when a local Rite-Aid store — which
offered wheelchairs, crutches and other medical
supplies — closed its doors, he took the initiative
and sought out a group of volunteers to assist in
purchasing the 90 percent discounted items. “That
took a week or two of persistence and coordination to
arrange,” he said. But the items were sent to American
troops in Iraq and distributed to needy civilians.
The effort resulted in generating $2,000 to purchase
$20,000 in medical supplies and $2,000 for shipping.
“The six wheelchairs were the coup de grace,” said
Dupalo. He had that news story mind and knew that
somebody was going to get a wheelchair. He also
knew it would be given by an American soldier, a fact
that helps the troops as well as the civilian receiving
Dupalo
the chair.
In his spare time, Dupalo is a seven-year member of the Las Vegas
Community Development review board, which evaluates and awards CDBG
funds to 80 nonprofits each year, and has served as vice president for three
years for SAFE House domestic crisis shelter. In addition, he is also a Court
Appointed Special Advocate (CASA) as well as a volunteer at Nathan
Adelson Hospice.
Cultural Advocate of the Year
James Zeiter
By Jeannette Green Davies
Special Publications writer
A
s president of the Las Vegas Art Museum (LVAM) board, James Zeiter’s
mission is to usher the museum to its new home. After scouting a
number of locations, Zeiter is convinced downtown’s Union Park is the best
location for the museum to expand its exhibition space.
Zeiter jumped on Mayor Oscar Goodman’s downtown
revitalization bandwagon, a plan that would turn Union
Park into a cultural mecca. Preliminary discussions with
city leaders and business professionals are underway
to include a new art museum among plans for the 61acre site. “Our aim is to build the Las Vegas Art Museum
into a cultural institution the city deserves,” Zeiter said.
“Downtown is a perfect location and would offer us
more exposure and the opportunity to hang world-class
exhibits.”
LVAM, currently housed in space owned by the Las
Vegas County Library District at the Sahara West
Library, struggles with space restrictions. Zeiter said
limited space prevents the museum from hanging two
major exhibits simultaneously, which forces it to go dark
Zeiter
between exhibits.
The museum offers a regular schedule of exhibits featuring significant
contemporary artists. LVAM also offers educational programs designed
specifically to serve Southern Nevada school children and has been featured
in local and international publications for its excellence.
Zeiter’s leadership and financial support have transformed the LVAM
from a community center for the arts into a professional institution. Yet, he’s
the first to admit he can’t take all the credit. “The LVAM board of directors
is comprised of community leaders who have a passion for art and a vested
interest in seeing the art community prosper,” Zeiter said.
Libby Lumpkin, LVAM director, said Zeiter’s enthusiasm is contagious.
“He’s rallied support from board members and community leaders to raise
the museum to another level.”
Zeiter, president of his own development company, Insight Holdings LLC,
lends his business and organizational skills to the museum. He established
operational methods to improve administrative efficiency, hired professional
staff and recruited business and civic leaders to become board members.
Lumpkin said Zeiter focused particular attention on helping expand and
develop LVAM’s arts programs, especially those serving at-risk youth. Zeiter
prides himself on making sure that LVAM has something to offer people of all
ages. “Jim has given his time, talent and resources to the museum,” Lumpkin
said. “He has sparked unprecedented growth and continues to enhance the
cultural landscape of Las Vegas.”
Although Zeiter steps down as board president in February 2009, he will
remain an active board member so that he can see the projects he’s started
through to completion. Zeiter has provided LVAM with a roadmap to follow
well into the future. Armed with a new business plan and designs to build
a new facility, the museum is well equipped to move forward. “LVAM has
enormous potential to become a significant cultural leader in our community,”
Zeiter said. “We want to lead and foster the passion Las Vegans have for art to
thrive in their own backyard.”
Nonprofit of the Year
P
utting a book into a child’s hands “for keeps” — a child who has probably
never owned a book before — produces an expression of awe and
disbelief. Spread the Word Nevada is happy to put that look on the faces of
young people throughout the Las Vegas Valley.
Spread the Word Nevada is a nonprofit corporation dedicated to advancing
early childhood literacy through a number of programs. The organization’s
flagship program, Kids to Kids, provides books for young
people in some of Nevada’s most economically challenged
communities. “Leveling the playing field for these kids through
education gives them a chance to break the cycle of poverty,”
said Lisa Habighorst, the program’s executive director and
a former teacher, who credits founder and former school
librarian, Laurie Hartig, for the program’s success.
So far, the organization has put awe-filled smiles on the
faces of more than 92,000 children and their families by
providing at-risk young people with books to encourage
reading, self-confidence and the pride of ownership. By year’s
end, the nonprofit organization will have distributed more than
one million books to kids in 16 local schools.
Young people, prekindergarten through fifth grade are
Laurie Hartig (left)
given new and gently used books to develop their own “keep at
and Lisa Habighorst
home” libraries. The program’s objective is to enhance reading
abilities and to instill an appreciation for reading during the formative stages
of children’s lives.
Each spring, the organization adopts two more schools and provides tote
bags for each child to fill with five books. Then once a month, the program
representative visits the school so the kids can add yet another book to their
collection.
Since its 2001 inception, word has spread about the organization and
folks aren’t just talking. People of all ages and corporations of all sizes have
banded together to lend a hand. Barnes and Nobel bookstore and Harper
Collins publishers have donated overstocked books. Harrah’s employees,
seniors and volunteer organizations clean the used books if needed.
Young people themselves organize book drives for sister schools
and happily pass along books they’ve read to other kids. “Community
involvement, in the spirit of giving back, is what makes our program work,”
Habighorst said.
Breakfast With Books and Books & Buddies are two more highly effective
Spread the Word programs that bring people of all ages together in the
spirit of reading. Breakfast With Books encourages young people to read
in partnership with their families. Each month, students and their parents,
grandparents, guardians and siblings are invited to share breakfast and
storytelling at the elementary schools the organization serves.
Books & Buddies was created to partner volunteers from Southern
Nevada’s senior centers, businesses and communities with young people who
attend at-risk elementary schools. Volunteer/student partnerships focus on
further developing reading proficiency.
Owning books is a critical factor in every child’s intellectual development.
Young people who own books often read them over and over again and
memorize the stories. Repetition and memorization are early stages in the
learning-to-read process.
The organization’s homegrown, organic and thrifty methodology allows
them to place at least 1,500 books a month into childrens’ hands — a huge
accomplishment for an organization that doesn’t have an office.
In addition to working with at-risk schools, Spread the Word also provides
books to local charity organizations such as Child Haven, Safe Nest, S.A.F.E.
House, St. Jude’s Ranch, CASA foster care program and others.
Spread the Word Nevada forecasts the need to adopt 53 more schools into
their program. For these schools, it’s just a matter of time, but Habighorst
vows that once a school is adopted, no child will leave without a book in
hand.
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Philantropic Business of the Year – Private
Majestic Realty Co.
By Deborah Roush
Contributing writer
O
n a site visit to Boulder City’s St. Jude’s Ranch for Children, a nonprofit
agency that rescues abused, abandoned and neglected children, Majestic
Realty employee Jean Frederick noticed one of the childrens’ cottages needed
a new air conditioner and heating unit. Because St Jude’s had requested grant
money from Majestic’s foundation, she made a call to a subcontractor she had
previously worked with who helped locate a business to
donate the unit and contractor to install it for free.
That’s a perfect example of what corporate giving
is all about at Majestic Realty, said Meghan Loper,
program director for the Majestic Realty Foundation.
“It’s not necessarily writing a check but finding who
the partners are to support those philanthropic efforts,”
she said.
Fran Inman, senior vice president of Majestic Realty
Co. and president of its foundation, said Majestic Realty is a 60-year-old
company with a long history of giving. “Philanthropy was built into our DNA
by our founder,” she explained.
Headquartered in California with a regional office in Las Vegas, Majestic
Realty is one of the nation’s leading privately held commercial real estate
developers. Through its 6-year-old foundation, more than $250,000 was
directed to local organizations that include YMCA of Southern Nevada, the
Salvation Army Las Vegas and St. Jude’s Ranch for Children last year. Since
its inception, the foundation has donated more than $8.3 million in grant
money to charities in communities where it does business.
But equally important is the innovative volunteer campaign that puts its
employees to work for nonprofits. It’s called Get on Board, and it encourages
Majestic managers lend their leadership skills to nonprofits by serving on
their boards of directors.
“We have 100 people [companywide] in management positions, and there
are more than 60 boards that our colleagues serve on,” said Inman.
Loper said Rod Martin, who heads the Las Vegas office, serves on the
boards of the YMCA of Southern Nevada and Classroom on Wheels, an
organization that provides free educational services to at-risk preschoolers.
Inman serves on the board for Three Square, the regional food bank
that provides meals to nonprofit organizations serving the hungry. The
Majestic Realty Foundation recently sponsored a food summit, providing
training to local nonprofit agencies on efficiency, grant assistance and how
to distribute more food. In Las Vegas, the foundation has also hosted free
board-development seminars throughout the year. “Many times boards are
not reflective of the business model needed to succeed. Strengthening boards
is a key need area,” Inman said.
Majestic Realty and its foundation invest in five key areas: youth,
education, family, health and violence prevention. Inman said the company
gives back not only because it’s the right thing to do, but also because they
are portfolio builders. “When we go into a community we know we’ll be there
long term,” she said. “If we have a stronger education system and violence
under control, our real estate portfolio is healthier. It makes good business
sense to make sure our communities are sustainable. It pays huge dividends.
The relationships we build have tenfold returns.”
Foundation of the Year
Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) Foundation
F
or children in the foster care system, angels come in the form of Court
Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) to watch over them day by day.
And, it’s the CASA Foundation volunteers and donors who work tirelessly to
support foster children and their advocates.
The CASA Foundation’s mission is to financially support
the Nevada CASA program comprised of nearly 200 trained
and committed community volunteers. These advocates serve
approximately 3,000 children in foster care and act as a voice
for many children who can’t speak for themselves.
Judges assign advocates to be the eyes and the ears of the
court and use their common sense and experiences to assure
the legal system gives each child a fair shake.
“Advocates truly do look out and speak up for the best
interests of foster kids,” said executive director Carol
Kirshman, whose passion to raise money for foster kids
is intense. “We are proud to say that 99 percent of CASA
Foundation money goes directly toward the children.” Carol Kirschman
Kirshman stresses most children in foster care learn to ask
for little and expect nothing. Unfortunately, those who languish in the foster
care system for years begin to lose hope and doubt they will ever experience
the joy of just being a kid.
Despite the challenges of not having a permanent place to call home,
young people in foster care have the same wants and needs as other kids.
Summer camp, birthday bicycles, high school prom and are among their
wishes.
The CASA Foundation fulfills special-needs requests submitted on behalf
of foster children by their advocates, caseworkers and guardians. Requests
are reviewed by a committee and awarded based on greatest need.
Not only does the CASA Foundation create beautiful smiles and happy
kids on bikes, they provide educational opportunities so that foster kids can
become productive adults.
“Education can be an equalizer for these kids and pave their way toward a
successful life,” Kirshman said. “College can be a viable option for them with
hard work and scholarships, but they have to make it through elementary,
middle and high school first.”
With a focus on helping foster kids receive basic educational needs, the
foundation has established an accountable and measurable tutoring program.
Eighth graders reading at second-grade levels and fifth graders who struggle
with basic math are receiving the extra help they need.
Educational businesses, such as the Tutoring Club, have partnered with
the CASA Foundation to educate foster kids, most of whom attend Clark
County public schools. Individualized tutoring and improved grades in school
attribute positively to a child’s overall self-esteem and confidence.
Money that allows the CASA Foundation to support foster children comes
from donations, grants and annual fundraising events. The Adelson Family
Charitable Foundation, MGM Mirage Voice Foundation and In-N-Out Burger
are the CASA Foundation’s biggest sponsors.
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Philanthropic Business of the Year – Corporate
MGM Mirage
By Deborah Roush
Contributing writer
R
esort and casino giant MGM Mirage believes people want to be part of
something bigger than themselves and if given the opportunity they will
give to others.
That philosophy has turned the company into a role model for corporate
giving.“We have a true giving culture — from leadership to front-line employees.
We take pride in it,” said Merlinda Gallegos, vice president of corporate
philanthropy.
Through its Voice Foundation, the MGM Mirage absorbs all administrative
costs associated with giving so 100 percent of employees’ donations go directly to
the charities they choose, Gallegos said. More than half of the company’s 66,000
employees participate in the Voice Foundation, giving $6.3 million to community
organizations last year.“It’s all about choice,” said Gallegos.“Employees can give
where they have a passion, whether that’s for their child’s Little League team, for
the environment or to senior citizens.”
Additionally, MGM Mirage’s charitable giving program serves as the principal
funding entity for its community and social investments. The company focuses
on working with children deemed at risk, community development and public
education from kindergarten through college.
Last year, the company donated $6.9 million to nonprofit organizations,
funding agencies like Three Square, which is dedicated to eradicating hunger in
the Las Vegas Valley, and funding its scholarship endowment for National Merit
scholars at the University of Nevada at Las Vegas.“That’s about keeping the best
and brightest minds of Nevada in Nevada so our community continues to grow,”
Gallegos said.
MGM Mirage is in its second year of partnership with Paul Culley Elementary
School. There, MGM employees have done everything from stuffing 1,000
backpacks with school supplies to giving job assistance for parents of at-risk
students. So far, MGM Mirage and its employees have contributed more than
$150,000 in donations,
support services and
volunteer time to the
school.
MGM Mirage also fosters a spirit of hands-on giving through its Dollars for
Doers program. Employees who volunteer from 25 to 50 hours per calendar year
for a nonprofit can earn a $250 grant for that organization. Those who volunteer
more than that are eligible to apply for a $500 grant.“It’s kind of a sweat equity
program,” Gallegos explained.
According to Jocelyn Bluitt-Fisher, director of corporate giving for MGM
Mirage, the company has plans to roll out a more expansive program to get
employees involved in volunteering.“Our employees are our greatest asset,” she
explained, adding that while financial resources are important, the true asset
comes when employees are engaged.
Gallegos said even more needs to be done philanthropically in the city.“It’s
going to take all of us getting involved to keep up with the growth and to really
be the city of the future I know we can be,” she said.
To that end, she said she hopes MGM Mirage can lead the way.“We look
forward to being a role model of what one company can do for its community,”
she said.
2008 Angel Award Nominees
Individuals
Nikki Demeulemeester
Tom Kaplan
Priscilla Schwartz-Hodes
Leslie DeVore
Dee Ladd
Sue Smith
Jaki Baskow
Annette Fuentes
Christine Lindholm
Terrie Stanfill
Kathleen Boutin
Todd Harbach
Frank Martin
Elizabeth Thompson
Stacy Brazill
Michael Giroux
Sister Michael Thomas Watson
Stacey Wedding
Marlyn Buckley
Teresa Giroux
Darcy Neighbors
Barbara Wood
Paul Combs
Carol Harter
Maureen Peckman
Paula Yakubik
Jennifer Courrier
Ana Jamborcic
Hilarie Robison
James Zeiter
Kayla Davis Brown-Cestero
Bojana Jamborcic
Hilda Schneider
Martin Dean Dupalo
Karla Jay
Frank Schreck
Organizations/companies
Friends of Henderson Libraries
Make-A-Wish Foundation
of Southern Nevada
RAFI: Planning, Architecture and
Urban Design
ManagedPAY
Reynolds Foundation
MGM MIRAGE
Safe Nest
Miracle Mile Shops
Sierra Health Services
Morton’s The Steakhouse
SouthwestUSA Bank
Nathan Adelson Hospice
Nevada Cancer Institute
Sun West Bank
Nevada Child Abuse Prevention
Sunrise Children’s Foundation
Nevada Partnership fort Homeless
Youth
The Engelstad Family Foundation
Galleria at Sunset
Anthony L. Pollard Foundation
HELP of Southern Nevada
Big Brothers Big Sisters
Henderson Community Foundation
Black Mountain Community Bank
HSBC Bank Nevada
Blind Center of Nevada
Imagine Marketing
Blue Cube Marketing
Junior League
Carter Powersports
CASA Foundation
Las Vegas Performing Arts Center
Foundation
Child Focus
Las Vegas Springs Preserve
Clark County Legal Services
Leadership Henderson
Colliers International
Liberace Foundation
Epicurean Charitable Foundation
Majestic Realty Co.
For Kids Now
Nevada Power Company
The Sunrise Children’s Foundation
Three Square
“You Name it Events”
Wolfgang Puck Fine Dining Group
we are
committed
to giving back
to the
communities
we serve
Nevada State Bank and its employees are committed to giving back to the communities where we live, work and play.
We are proud to support many community organizations - here are just a few:
Adoption Exchange
Housing for Nevada
Olive Crest
American Heart Association
James Seastrand Helping Hands
Opportunity Village
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Southern Nevada
Junior Achievement of Southern Nevada
Positively Kids
Boys & Girls Clubs
Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation
Rebuilding Together with Christmas in April
Candlelighters Childhood Cancer Foundation
Las Vegas Black Historical Society
RMHC (Ronald McDonald House Charities)
Center for Independent Living
Las Vegas Rescue Mission
Salvation Army
Clark County Legal Services
Lili Claire Foundation
St. Jude's Ranch for Children
Clark County Public Education Foundation
Lutheran Social Services of Nevada
Street Teens
Classroom on Wheels
March of Dimes
Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation
Community Outreach Medical Center
Nevada ACORN
United Way
Consumer Credit Counseling of Southern Nevada
Nevada Cancer Institute
University of Nevada Las Vegas Foundation
Courtney Children's Foundation
Nevada Child Seekers
Variety Early Learning Center
DJs for PJs
Nevada Hispanic Services
Volunteer Center of Southern Nevada
DOVIA (Directors of Volunteers in Agencies)
Nevada Homeless Alliance
Women's Development Center
Easter Seals Southern Nevada
Nevada MicroEnterprises
Family Promise
Nevada School of the Arts
HELP of Southern Nevada
New Vista Community
www.nsbank.com
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Nonprofit
Profiles
A look at more than 40 charitable organizations
in Southern Nevada, including contact information, mission statement, goals, fundraising and
giving opportunities and boards of directors.
These organizations were either sponsored by a
company or purchased the profile itself.
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Child Haven
Fundraising opportunities
Friends and supporters can
assist with events to raise
funds and secure in-kind
donations to support the
Child Haven
701K N. Pecos Road
Las Vegas, NV 89101
[ph] (702) 455-5444 [fax] (702) 385-2999
[email protected].
www.accessclarkcounty.com/depts/family_services
renovation and expansion of
an existing cottage on the
Child Haven campus, which
will provide a safe and loving
environment for abused,
abandoned and neglected
children.
Volunteer opportunities
Foster a child, foster our future – become
a foster parent. Foster care gives children a
safe, stable, temporary home while the child’s
family focuses on getting the assistance they
need. The goal is to return children home
safely. If that is not possible, a permanent
home will be found, preferably with the
foster parents. All foster parents receive
reimbursement, medical coverage and agency
support for children placed in their home. For
more information, call (702) 455-0181.
Giving opportunities
Executive Director
Thomas D. Morton
Our Mission
To protect children by building and
supporting nurturing, stable families in
collaboration with community providers.
Our vision is safe children, healthy families
and caring communities.
Child Haven is always happy to accept items
for children in foster care and the families we
serve.
These items include:
l Baby swings, bouncers and other baby
items
l High
l Adult
The Clark County Department of Family
Services (DFS) is the local public agency
whose role is to help keep children safe, as
required by the federal Adoption and Safe
Families Act.
Service Area
DFS oversees the child abuse hotline; Child
Protective Services (CPS); foster care;
adoptions; Child Haven, the emergency
shelter for abused, abandoned and
neglected children; the Children’s Advocacy
Center; and the parenting project, a parental
resource and education program.
Sponsored By
rocking chairs
l Steam
cleaners for disinfecting baby items
l Shoes
and socks, or gift cards for shoes
l Little
Our Goals
chairs and toddler seats
mittens and gloves
l Washcloths
l Winter
and bibs
jackets and clothes – boys and girls,
all sizes
l Children’s
movies - VHS or DVD
l Educational
l Arts
books
and crafts supplies
l Bicycles
and roller skates
l Hygiene items for teens including
deodorant, lip balm and lotion
l Belts
– boys and girls, youth and adult sizes
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Catholic Charities
of Southern Nevada
Catholic Charities
of Southern Nevada
1501 Las Vegas Blvd. North
Las Vegas, NV 89101
[ph] (702) 385-2662 [fax] (702) 384-0677
[email protected]
www.catholiccharities.com
Executive Director
Monsignor Patrick R. Leary
Our Mission
Recognizing that every person is created
in the image of God, Catholic Charities of
Southern Nevada was originally formed
to carry on charitable work in the fields
of religion, education and social welfare
and continues to carry out the vision and
mission of the Roman Catholic Church by
providing services to sustain the human
dignity of all persons, fostering social justice
and calling on others to do the same within
the counties of Clark, Esmeralda, Lincoln,
Nye and White Pine in the state of Nevada.
Catholic Charities of Southern Nevada is
one of the largest charitable agencies in the
state of Nevada and relies on fundraising
support from the Nevada community. Please
call (702) 385-2662 to discuss fundraising
opportunities.
Catholic Charities programs
l Infant and child services: adoption services
l Employment services center: migration
and refugee services employment, resident
work program, senior community service
employment program
l Immigration and refugee service programs:
immigration services, migration and refugee
services
l Residential services: crossroads transitional
living for senior men, Marion Residence
transitional living for senior women,
emergency shelter for men, St. Vincent help
apartment-transitional living for men and
women, St. Vincent Lied dining facility
l Senior-services programs: roster
grandparent program, medical nutrition
therapy, respite care and supportive services,
retired- and senior-volunteer program, senior
nutrition/Meals On Wheels, senior companion
program, telephone reassurance
l Social service programs: social ministry,
social services, tenant-based rental
assistance, WIC (women, infants and children)
supplemental food/nutrition program.
For information about volunteer opportunities please contact us at 385-2662.
Contributions to support
Catholic Charities social
services programs can be
sent to Catholic Charities,
1501 Las Vegas Blvd. North,
Las Vegas, NV 89101 or online
donations can be made at
www.catholiccharities.com. Our Goals
Catholic Charities of Southern Nevada
has been in operation for more than 67
years. The organization is dedicated to
helping those who are less fortunate. Today,
the agency encompasses many diverse
programs that provide a wide range of
social services designed to help people
— from infants to seniors. Catholic Charities
strives toward the goal of each individual
gaining self-sufficiency, independence and
dignity. Catholic Charities has only one
focus: to give help and hope to people in
need, regardless of race, religion or creed.
Board of Directors
Chairman of the board
Most Reverend Bishop Joseph A. Pepe
Board of trustees
Jill Blanchette
Very Reverend Kevin McAuliffe
Councilman Larry Brown
Tom McCormick
Kevin J. Higgins
Patricia Morrissey
Reverend March Howes
Victoria Fouce-Otter
Jeanne Kilduff
John Page
Year Established
Jennifer Logan
Cathy Ray
T.J. Matthews
Camille Ruvo
1941
Denise Mauler
Councilwoman Lois Tarkanian
Service Area
Clark County, Esmeralda County, Lincoln
County, Nye County and White Pine County
in the state of Nevada
Sponsored By
Together, we can end
senior hunger in her lifetime.
New research underwritten by the Harrah’s Foundation has revealed that as many as 5 million
American seniors are at risk of going hungry each day. In a country so prosperous, that’s an urgent call to action.
That’s why the Harrah’s Foundation has contributed millions of dollars in direct support and
more than 30 delivery vehicles to the Meals On Wheels Association of America since 2002.
We invite you to join us by supporting our local Meals On Wheels program, Catholic Charities of Southern Nevada.
Learn more at www.mowa.org or www.catholiccharities.com.
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Hope
Link
Empowering People, Transforming Lives.
HopeLink (formerly HACA)
178 Westminster Way
Henderson, NV 89015
[ph] (702) 566-0576 [fax] (702) 566-0494
[email protected]
www.link2hope.org
HopeLink
HopeLink (formerly HACA)
HopeLink provides
opportunities for donors
to help a families achieve
stability through gifts
of $500 per family, or
smaller increments over a
defined period. An annual
holiday event is held in
early December to provide
opportunities for year-end
giving and other forms of
support and sponsorship.
This event is open to the
public with a nominal
contribution. The focus of
HopeLink’s fundraising is
to engage individuals and
corporations who wish
Empowering People,
ExecutiveTransforming
Director
Lives.
Daniele Dreitzer
A broad array of opportunities for
volunteer work is available from reading
to school children to assisting in life-skills
classes, classes that are directed toward
People,
orming Lives...
Our Mission
HopeLink is building a stronger community
by preventing homelessness, keeping
families intact and promoting selfHope
Link (formerly HACA)
sufficiency. HopeLink
HopeLink
Empowering People, Transforming Lives.
offers programs and services withEmpowering
a focus
People,
Transforming
on housing and basic-needs assistance
asLives.
well as family-preservation services through
experienced case managers providing
individualized action plans. The main goal of
case planning is to link families in crisis due
to temporary job loss, medical emergencies,
domestic abuse and other circumstances to
financial and other resources to support and
strengthen the family.
to contribute at a variety
of levels to make a real
difference in their local
community. Individual
meetings and tours of the
HopeLink facility are available
throughout the year upon
request.
clients attempting to improve their life
circumstances. For information on specific
volunteer opportunities, please visit our Web
site: www.link2hope.org.
The Back to School
celebration is an opportunity
for community members
to provide school clothing
and shoes for children who
would otherwise not be
able to afford such items.
More than 1,500 children
are provided the necessary
tools for a positive start to
the school year. A giving
opportunity that allows case
managers to assist families
directly is through gift cards
(Target, Wal-Mart, Kmart),
which can be redeemed for
household goods. Fulfilling
these peripheral needs allow
families to focus their own
limited resources toward
maintaining housing and
utilities. Donors may direct
financial contributions
toward specific programs
including housing, child
abuse prevention or senior
assistance. A donor may also
allow charitable gifts to be
designated to the areas of
most urgent need. HopeLink
is proud to consistently
maintain fundraising and
administrative expenses of
less than 15 percent of the
annual budget.
Our Goals
HopeLink’s goal is to provide vital social
services that help reduce homelessness,
hunger, family instability and child
maltreatment. HopeLink empowers
individuals and families with tools for selfsufficiency and thusly improves the quality
of life for the entire community.
rvices to
e dignity
Year Established
1991
he community
ly changed
our
Service
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Area
HopeLink provides assistance to families
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and individuals with a focus on the
5
Henderson and southeast Las Vegas area,
but has several programs that serve clients
702.566.0494
living throughout Clark County.
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Ed Barlow
State of Nevada
Bob Mumm
BCNS Technologies
Charlotte Bentley, Ph.D
Nevada Real Estate Services
Rochelle Nguyen
Bellon & Maningo Ltd.
Marlyn Buckley
Quadrox US
Wanda Shumar
Bank of Nevada
Leslie DeVore
Public Education Foundation
Monica Martinez Simmons
City of Henderson
Olga Duke
Silver State Bank
Sean Tanko
Law Office of Sean M. Tanko
Pam Erickson
Retired
City of Henderson
Caroline Thomas-Jenson
United Charity Services
Empowering People,
Transforming Lives...
HopeLink provides vital services to
prevent homelessness, preserve dignity
and promote self-sufficiency.
We have been serving the community
for 17 years and recently changed our
name from HACA to HopeLink.
178 Westminster Way
Henderson, NV 89015
ph 702.566.0576 fx 702.566.0494
www.link2hope.org
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Three Square
Las Vegas Restaurant Week 2008
September 1-7
Three Square
4190 N. Pecos Road
Las Vegas, NV 89115
[ph] (702) 644-3663(FOOD)
[fax] ((702) 365-6574
[email protected]
www.threesquare.org
Executive Director
Julie A. Murray
CEO
Our Mission
To provide wholesome food for hungry
people while working to end hunger in
Southern Nevada.
Our Goals
Three Square’s primary goal is to become
the single-source solution to end hunger in
Southern Nevada, working with the valley’s
many nonprofit organizations that feed the
hungry. To accomplish this objective, Three
Square is working with the gaming industry,
businesses, nonprofit agencies, food
distributors, UNLV, CCSD, governmental
entities, the media and hundreds of
volunteers to collect and distribute more
than 49 million pounds of food annually.
Year Established
Las Vegas Restaurant Week 2008 begins
on Labor Day and will involve more than
100 restaurants, including many of the city’s
fine-dining establishments on the Las Vegas
Strip. From September 1 – 7, diners will enjoy
special menus from restaurants such as Circo
and Olives at Bellagio, Capital Grille and
Maggiano’s Little Italy at Fashion Show mall,
Andre’s French Restaurant in downtown Las
Vegas, Aureole Las Vegas and Fleur de Lys
at Mandalay Bay, Craftsteak and L’Ateliar De
Joel Robuchon at MGM Grand, Daniel Boulud
at Wynn to name just a few. The custom
restaurant week menus are priced at either
$50.08 or $25.08, with a portion benefiting
Three Square.
Dish Las Vegas – coming 2009
Dish Las Vegas, scheduled for 2009, is
an interactive culinary-arts event to benefit
Three Square. Dish will fill the senses with
both entertainment and delicious food in a
casual and fun environment that is designed
to appeal to all ages. The event’s stars will
be celebrity chefs who will conduct a variety
of audience-interactive food demonstrations
from performance stages throughout the
venue. The event will also feature stateof-the-art interactive display screens and
video T-shirts with live audio. Sponsorship
opportunities are available. Check the Three
Square Web site for updates.
Whether you have lived here one month
or ten years, you are invited to volunteer in
our food drives and food sorts. Three Square
offers a warm and inviting environment for
volunteers to provide a wonderful service and
at the same time meet new people. For more
information about our designated volunteer
dates and events, please call Three Square’s
volunteer coordinator, Erica Dermer, at (702)
644-FOOD (3663).
Your tax-deductible
monetary donation, no
matter what size, can help
Three Square purchase the
food and materials needed to
operate on a day-to-day basis
as well as move us toward our
larger goal of ending hunger
in Southern Nevada. You
can give cash, appreciated
stocks, real estate or other
assets and receive maximum
charitable tax benefits. Gifts
to Three Square are tax
deductible and Three Square
is operating under a 501(c)(3)
designation. Planned giving
can easily integrate into your
overall financial, tax and
estate-planning objectives.
A stock gift qualifies for a
tax deduction based on the
stock’s full market value and
you can avoid capital gains
taxes that result from the
sale. For in-kind donations,
including food, equipment,
printing, services or vehicles,
please contact us or visit our
Web site at www.threesquare.
org.
2006
Board of Directors
Service Area
Punam Mathur, board president
MGM MIRAGE
Ikram Khan, M.D.
Quality Care Consultants LLC
Andy Abboud
Las Vegas Sands Corporation
Emily Neilson
KLAS-TV
Brian Ayala
Ayala’s Inc.
Peter O’Neill
William S. Boyd
Boyd Gaming
Lesley Pittman
Sierra Strategies LLC
Glenn Christenson
Velstand Investments LLC
Jan Pruitt
North Texas Food Bank
Kirk Clausen, board treasurer
Wells Fargo
Thom Reilly
Harrah’s Entertainment
Christopher Handy,
board secretary
Dick Rizzo
Perini Building Company
Eric Hilton, board director
Conrad N. Hilton Foundation
George Smith
Bank of America
Fran Inman
Majestic Realty Foundation
Carolynn Towbin, chair
Towbin Automotive
George Kelesis, Esq.
Bailus, Cook & Kelesis
John Wilcox
Irwin Union Bank
Three Square serves nonprofit and faithbased organizations throughout Southern
Nevada, organizations that serve the
hungry. Three Square serves Clark,
Esmeralda, Lincoln and Nye Counties.
Sponsored By
A helping hand benets the entire community
At Boyd Gaming, philanthropy
is a philosophy lived daily
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(AFAN)
Aid for
AIDS of Nevada
www.afanlv.org
(AFAN)
701 Shadow Lane, Suite 170
Las Vegas, NV 89106
[ph] (702) 382-2326 [fax] (702)-366-1609
[email protected]
afanlv.org
Executive Director
Jennifer Morss
Our Mission
Aid for AIDS of Nevada (AFAN) provides
support and advocacy for adults and
children living with and affected by HIV/
AIDS in Southern Nevada. AFAN works to
reduce HIV infection through prevention
education to eliminate fear, prejudice and
the stigma associated with the disease.
Our Goals
The goal of the clients services department
is to provide people living with HIV/AIDS
a road map.People living with HIV/AIDS
are often sick and exhausted. They may be
indigent, frightened, discouraged and cut
off from friends and family. Sometimes,
it’s all they can do to get through the day,
much less navigate the maze of services and
therapies needed to manage their disease.
AFAN’s case managers are the first point
of contact for clients in need of everything
from emergency financial assistance to
medical treatment, transportation, housing,
food and counseling. Case managers not
only guide clients to the services they
need, but also consult with social workers,
primary care givers, nurses and mental
health therapists to develop an overarching
wellness plan specific to each client’s
unique circumstances and needs. They
provide information and referrals about
resources and opportunities available to HIV
individuals and their families.
Year Established
1984
Service Area
Southern Nevada
AIDS Walk
Black and White party
For over 18 years, individuals and teams
from all over Las Vegas have come together
to not only stand for a cause, but to walk
for one during AFAN’s AIDS Walk. Last
year, over 250 corporate and community
teams walked, raising over $550,000 and
accounting for more than 70 percent of the
total funds collected. Teams represent some
of the leading corporations and organizations
in Southern Nevada including MGM Mirage,
Penn & Teller, Macy’s, M.A.C Cosmetics and
UNLV.
The Black and White party is one of Las
Vegas’ premier places to party for a cause.
Adorned in black and white, colorful people
in crazy costumes and sexy attire come
together to sample creations from Las Vegas’
master chefs. Local businesses also show their
support by renting cabanas and coming up
with creative ways to raise additional money
and awareness of those living with HIV/AIDS.
Thanks to the involvement
and encouragement of our
volunteers, AFAN is able
to help the more than two
thousand men, women and
children infected with HIV
and registered as clients with
our agency. It is only through
their constant support and
giving that we can provide
direct client services, food
programs, prevention,
education and outreach.
AFAN’s Buddy program is
one of the many ways local
Las Vegans can help. Through
this program, volunteers
provide companionship and
support to those affected
by the disease. They make
regular phone calls and visits,
help with everyday living and
keep in close contact with
case managers. Soon, they
become much more than
volunteers — they become
friends.
Whether it’s through time or money, there
are plenty of ways to give to AFAN. Donating
is simple too. Afanlv.org lists the various
levels of giving available, and allows you to
donate right from the site.
Board of Directors
Russell Rowe, president
Kummer Kaempfer Bonner, Renshaw &
Ferrario
David R. Parks, secretary
Nevada state assemblyman
Betsy Fretwell, treasurer
City of Las Vegas
Be-Be Adams, trustee
Barrick North America
Nycole Cummings, trustee
Focus Property Group
Tim Haughinberry, trustee
Montecristo Rum
Francisco Augilar, trustee
Southwest Gas
Jack Kim, trustee
Merrell Virgen, trustee
Virgen Advertising
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LAS VEGAS SUN
SUMMER CAMP FUND
Las Vegas Sun
Summer Camp Fund
2275 Corporate Circle, Suite 300
Henderson, NV 89074
[ph] (702) 259-4150 [fax] (702) 259-4019
[email protected]
www.suncampfund.com
Executive Director
Ruby Epps
Our Mission
The Las Vegas Sun Summer Camp Fund
is a 501(c)(3) organization established to
provide economically disadvantaged youth,
ages 8 to 14, an opportunity to experience
summer camp. Most of these children are in
foster- or single-parent homes. The camp
fund works with various youth agencies
and contracts for space in their camps.
Camps are American Camping Association
accredited or have comparable health and
safety standards. No child is turned down
for lack of funds. All administrative expenses
for the Sun Camp Fund are absorbed by the
Las Vegas Sun.
Our Goals
It is the goal of the Sun Camp Fund to
provide youth, ages 8 to 14, with a positive
camping experience where they can share
thoughts and experiences with other
children and trusted camp counselors. In
addition to the fun of outdoor experiences,
the camp helps children develop a sense of
confidence and gives them the opportunity
to make new friends. The positive
experience provided by the camp can have
a significant impact on their lives.
Year Established
Since 1970, the Sun Summer Camp Fund
has provided a camping experience to
economically disadvantaged Southern
Nevada youth.
Service Area
Southern Nevada
Las Vegas Sun
Summer Camp Fund
All donations are accepted by the Sun
Summer Camp Fund. Some are received from
appeals published in the Las Vegas Sun; other
donations come from community-minded
businesses, corporations and foundations as
well as individuals.
The Sun Summer Camp Fund also receives
donations through bequests, legacy giving
and charitable trusts. These are wonderful
legacies dedicated to the healthy development of children — our most precious resource.
Board of Directors
The Sun Camp board of directors represents
a cross section of the community. In general,
they have a common interest in the community and, in particular, a strong interest in disadvantaged children. They serve on numerous
community boards and are often engaged in
community-improvement projects. They have
backgrounds in law, local and state government, education, media and business. The
board members of the Sun Summer Camp
Fund are:
Charlotte Hill, president
Community activist and businesswoman
Joseph A. Ham
Businessman
Verlia Davis-Hoggard, vice-president
Retired, Director of Clark County
Social Services
Barbara Greenspun
Publisher, Las Vegas Sun
Sue Brand, secretary
Retired elementary school principal
Larry Lindholm, treasurer
The Greenspun Corporation
Jeffrey Bur
Jeffrey L. Burr & Associates
Brian Cram
Retired school superintendent
Diane Pollard
Rainbow Professional Services Corp.
Steve Schorr
Cox Communications
Charles Smith
Nevada Employment Security Department
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NevadaGives
NevadaGives
10624 S. Eastern Ave.
Suite A-600
Henderson, NV 89052
[ph] 702-547-3513 [fax] 702-897-9020
[email protected]
www.nevadagives.org
As a nonprofit organization,
NevadaGives relies on the
compassion and generosity
of people like you to make
our work possible. Whether
you are a company looking to
strengthen your image as a
good corporate citizen or an
individual who believes in the
power of giving back to the
community in which you live,
NevadaGives offers a variety
of giving opportunities for
you.
By promoting charitable
giving and volunteerism,
NevadaGives is able to touch
all nonprofits in our community. Become a community
partner today and join us in
supporting local nonprofits
and those they serve.
Executive Director
Debbie Devald
NevadaGives believes in supporting community not-for-profits. NevadaGives is a resource in connecting business and individuals
with local charities. Log on to www.nevadagives.org to learn how you can locate and
support community not-for-profits.
Our Mission
To promote the importance of volunteerism
and individual and corporate giving by
serving as the informational source for
philanthropy in Southern Nevada.
NevadaGives encourages you to support
community nonprofits through volunteerism. Log on to www.nevadagives.org to learn
more about how to connect with community
not-for-profits and their volunteer opportunities.
Our Goals
To increase charitable giving and
volunteerism in Southern Nevada
Year Established
Summer 2003: www.nevadagives.org
launched
January 2008: Officially formed nonprofit
Service Area
Southern Nevada
Board of Directors
Steve McCracken, board president
Bank of America
Jacqueline Parker
Colonial Wealth Management
Stacey Wedding, treasurer
Professionals In Philanthropy LLC
Gina Polovina
Boyd Gaming
Sherri McKenzie, Secretary
Embarq
Bruce Spotleson
Greenspun Media Group
Michelle Layton-Berg
KLAS-TV8
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522 E. Twain Ave.
Las Vegas, NV 89169
[ph] (702) 862-8141 [fax] (702) 862-4845
[email protected]
www.liliclairefoundation.org
Executive Director
Lunda Tache
Our Mission
The Lili Claire Foundation enhances
the lives of children living with autism,
Down syndrome, Williams syndrome and
other neuro-developmental conditions,
while providing hope and resources for
the families who love them. All of these
programs and services are free of charge.
The Lili Claire Family Resource Center accepts community and corporate support to
help make a positive difference in the lives of
the special-needs children and young adults
we serve. Volunteers are needed for annual
fundraising events such as the benefit dinner and concert and the Danny Gans Run for
Children’s Charities. Donors are welcome to
Our goal is to provide free critical services
to children with neuro-developmental
conditions, conditions that may affect
their physical, intellectual and behavioral
development. In partnership with the
University of Nevada School of Medicine,
the specialists at Lili Claire provide genetic
and behavioral diagnostic clinics, research,
counseling and family-support services.
In addition, individual companies and community organizations are welcome to form
their own group to host a fundraiser for the
foundation. If you are interested, please contact our office so we can provide support.
By volunteering your time
to help special-needs children, you are giving a gift
that lasts a lifetime. Without
our volunteers, fundraisers
would not raise the funds crucially needed to run clinics or
provide treatment plans. The
Lili Claire Foundation always
looks for new volunteers to
help with special events and
projects. If you would like to
get involved with the foundation in any capacity, please
call or e-mail us to be added
to our volunteer database.
Please let us know your relevant experience and how
you would like to be involved,
whether it is with our annual
fundraisers, helping in the
office or being a foundation
ambassador.
The Lili Claire Foundation offers all of its
programs and services free of charge and has
helped more than 1500 families since the family resource center in Las Vegas opened its
doors in 2005. However, in order to keep the
doors open, your financial support is needed.
Wish list:
Our Goals
sponsor these and other events with monetary and in-kind donations.
ditional autism clinics, genetics clinics, and
sibling and parent workshops; new playroom
décor and toys; a postdoctoral training program; fetal alcohol syndrome community
education program, office equipment for the
Reno clinic; a full-time registered nurse and a
chromosome microarray research study.
Funding for: maintaining current clinics; ad-
Board of Directors
Keith Resnick, founder and president
Gary Ackerman, chairman of the board
Gaudin Automotive
Anthony Bonnici
Lotus Broadcasting
Brad Malkin
Prime Lending
Lisa Mayo-DeRiso
Mayo & Associates
Matt Resler
Year Established
Phyllis Coblentz
E! Entertainment
Dr. John Rhodes
Rhodes Homes
1998 The Lili Claire Foundation
2005 The Lili Claire Foundation’s Family
Resource Center in Las Vegas
2008 The Lili Claire Foundation’s Family
Resource Center in Reno
Andre Fontanelle
Freelance videographer/cinematographer
Ed Rogich
International Game Technology
John Jackson
PCI Group
Vince Schettler
Focus Commercial Group
Lisa Litt
Lili Bridals
Dr. Laura Weidenfeld
Sunshine Valley Pediatrics
Service Area
As the only multidisciplinary, team-diagnosis
and parent/family follow-up center in
Nevada, the Lili Claire Foundation provides
a crucial service that previously did not exist
in the state.
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University of
Southern Nevada
University of
Southern Nevada
11 Sunset Way
Henderson, NV 89014
[ph] (702) 990-4433 [fax] (702) 990-4435
[email protected]
www.usn.edu
Executive Director
Dr. Harry Rosenberg
Our Mission
The University of Southern Nevada prepares
competent professionals. We address
the health care needs of the regions we
serve through our innovative educational
programs, scholarship and public service.
Our Goals
To be the premier health sciences university
in the intermountain region, producing
competent, compassionate and caring
professionals in the areas of nursing,
business, pharmacy and dental medicine.
Year Established
1999
Each year, USN hosts a gala,
scholarship golf tournament,
high tea, up to six community
health festivals, a culinary
With campuses in Henderson and South
Jordan, Utah, USN serves primarily the
intermountain region. A diverse institution,
USN enrolls students from not only Nevada,
but across the country and around the
world.
scholarships as well as
supporting USN’s studentservices and communityoutreach efforts.
USN welcomes volunteers for all of its
fundraising events. Opportunities include
serving on event-planning committees and
helping with logistics at events such as the
gala and scholarship golf tournament.
Making a gift to the
Scholarship Endowment Fund
of the University of Southern
Nevada is the best way to
support the university’s
exceptional range of teaching,
research and faculty
development initiatives. Every year, alumni, parents,
friends and students give
generously to the University
of Southern Nevada. Their
support helps enhance
student scholarship
assistance, attract and retain
world-class faculty and
create new and innovative
curricula. The USN College
of Pharmacy, Nursing and
Dental Medicine accept
students of exceptional
talent and dedication
who will become the next
generation of leading
healthcare professionals. The
university also supports an
outstanding MBA program to
augment their professional
development.
The Office of Institutional
Advancement offers a range
of giving methods ranging
from outright gifts of cash
or other assets to estate
planning support.
Jason Glick, Pharm.D.
St. Rose Dominican Hospitals
Armin Quedzuweit, RPh
Wal-Mart Stores Inc.
Michele Belsey, RPh
Rite Aid Corporation
Mary Grear, B.S. Pharm., RPh
Pharmacy Consulting Services
Group
Harvey Riceberg, B.S. Pharm.,
RPh, FASCP
University Medical Center
Conrad B. Bio, Pharm.D.
Rite Aid Corporation
Mark J. Howard, B.S., MHA
MountainView Hospital
Diana Bond, B.S. Pharm., RPh
University Medical Center
Gazala Khan, RPh, MBA
Sunrise Hospital and Medical
Center
Harry Rosenberg, Pharm.D.,
Ph.D.
University of Southern Nevada
(ex-officio member)
Board of Trustees
Tina B. Aramaki, Pharm.D.
Intermountain Healthcare,
Clinical Operations
James H. Bryant, III, MBA
Retired, Cigna Corporation
Suzanne M. Cram
Desert Canyon Rehabilitation
Hospital
Service Area
event and others. Monies
raised through these events
are critical in funding more
than $200,000 in student
G. Frans Currier, D.D.S, M.S.D.,
M.Ed.
University of Oklahoma, College
of Dentistry
Rod A. Davis, MBA, FACHE
St. Rose Dominican Hospitals
Tim Ensley
Wal-Mart Stores Inc.
Keith MacDonald, B.S. Pharm.,
RPh
Wal-Mart
Ronald A. Memo, B.S. Pharm.,
RPh
Business consultant
Stanford Nielson, B.S., J.D.
Zions Bank
Christine A. Petersen, M.D., MBA
Physician
Steven Evans, M.D.
Larry L. Pinson, Pharm.D.
Nevada State Board of Pharmacy
(ex-officio member)
Jeff Foreman, RPh
Cardinal Health
Holly Prievo, B.S. Pharm.
Walgreens District Office
Robert H. Talley, D.D.S.
Nevada Dental Association
(ex-officio member)
Kevin Tripp, B.S. Pharm., RPh
SuperValu
Robert S. Understein, J.D.
Cavalier Capital
Leona Winger, B.S.
City of South Jordan, Utah
Bruce H. Wooley, B.S. Pharm.,
Pharm.D.
Brigham Young University
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4141 Swenson St.
Las Vegas, NV 89119
[ph] (702) 733-0320 [fax] (702) 938-3906
[email protected]
www.nah.org
Executive Director
There are many ways the community can
support Nathan Adelson Hospice. A gift in
memory of a loved one, supporting a hospice
program, leaving Nathan Adelson Hospice in
estate plans or attending one of our annual
events helps provide quality care and support
to the people we serve. Donations to Nathan
Adelson Hospice can be designated in the
following ways:
l Complementary therapies
l Pediatric hospice care
l Elaine Wynn palliative medicine program
l Center for Compassionate Care counseling
program
Annual events include:
Multicultural luncheon
Proceeds benefit the Center for
Compassionate Care counseling programs.
l Flair for Care fashion show
Hosted by Neiman Marcus, proceeds provide
hospice services to patients regardless of
access to insurance or ability to pay.
l Wine and food tasting extravaganza
Hosted by Gaudin Jaguar-Porsche-Aston
Martin, proceeds benefit pediatric hospice
care.
l Serenades of Life – Doctors in Concert
l John Anderson Celebration of Life live
butterfly release
l
Carole A. Fisher
Our Mission
To provide patients and their loved ones
with comprehensive end-of-life care
and influence better care for all in our
community. We honor the importance of
choice and control for those who are ill so
they may define for themselves the most
comfortable and dignified manner in which
to live.
Our Goals
To be the hospice of choice, employer of
preference, training center of excellence,
stewards of resources and a voice for
dignity and compassion.
The Nathan Adelson Hospice volunteer
program is an integral part of our
organization. As a Medicare-accredited
facility, volunteers must provide a minimum
of 5 percent of the total care provided by
Nathan Adelson Hospice. The wonderful
part about volunteering at Nathan Adelson
Hospice is learning how much more you
will get than you give. Nathan Adelson
Hospice provides a wide range of volunteer
opportunities.
Volunteers are needed in the following
areas:
Patient care
Volunteer with a patient/family to offer
practical and emotional support either at
l
l
home, in a care-giving facility or in one of our
in-patient facilities.
l Complementary therapies program
(additional training required)
l Massage therapy
l Relaxation therapy
l Reiki therapy
l Pet therapy
l Aromatherapy
l Reminiscence
l Support staff
l Clerical support — data entry, filing,
medical records, etc.
Please contact the Nathan Adelson Hospice
volunteer department for additional volunteer
opportunities at (702) 796-3185.
Year Established
Family friends of Nathan Adelson founded
Nathan Adelson Hospice in 1978 after
cancer took his life and when hospice
services in the U.S. were limited. We
are currently celebrating our 30th year
anniversary.
Service Area
We provide care to patients and their
loved ones throughout the community of
Southern Nevada including, but not limited
to, Las Vegas, Henderson, North Las Vegas,
Pahrump and surrounding counties.
Sponsored By
As Southern Nevada’s
largest hospice program,
the foundation relies
on the support and
generosity of individuals
and corporate partners to
ensure that quality care and
compassionate support are
always available to medically
appropriate patients and
families, regardless of access
to insurance or ability to
pay. Each year, hundreds
of thousands of dollars are
used to underwrite the cost
of patient care and services
provided to terminally ill
indigent patients and their
families. Donations to the
Foundation in the form
of commemorative gifts,
outright donations, planned
gifts, event participation or
in-kind donations as well as
volunteer hours are some of
the ways to help our patients
and their families.
Board of Directors
Bob Barengo
Michael E. Luce
Al Benedict
Scott MacTaggart
Alan Duncan, hospice board chair
Irwin A. Molasky
Reed Radosevich
Mike Rumbolz - Care Center board chair
Michael G. Fauci
Frank Schreck, Esq.
Carole Fisher- president/chief executive
officer Nathan Adelson Hospice
Priscilla Schwartz-Hodes
Shauna Hughes
Jeanne R. Jones
Dennis L. Kennedy, Esq., hospice board chair
Edwin C. Kingsley, M.D.
Louis Silvestri
Paul Smith, D.C.
Donald D. Snyder
A. Allen Stipe
Providing 30 Years of Comfort, Excellence And Compassion...
Yesterday, Today And Tomorrow...
Since 1978 Nathan Adelson Hospice has cared for more than 40,000 patients and
their families. Ensuring that no one who needs hospice care is turned away
regardless of their ability to pay.
As Nathan Adelson Hospice enters its third decade, we remain
committed to offering dignified compassionate care and support
to those with life-limiting illnesses and their loved ones. It is our belief that,
“No one should end the journey of life, alone, afraid, or in pain”
Giving back is in our DNA.
Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck Is Proud To Support Nathan Adelson Hospice.
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White Horse Youth Ranch
(WHY Ranch)
(WHY Ranch)
3315 E. Russell Road #205
Las Vegas, NV 89120
[ph] (702) 644-9177 [fax] (702) 644-9178
[email protected]
www.whyranch.com
WHY Ranch sponsors two
major events a year including
our upcoming In the Round
concert taking place in
late October. Other events
include our Scaredy-Horse
University (SHU), where
adults gain self-assurance
and overcome fears through
safe and personal interaction
with “one horse, one trainer,
one student 100 percent of
the time” training. Celebrate
with us during our Ringing
in the New Year party the
last Sunday before New
Year’s Eve. Aside from
our scheduled events, our
Greener Pastures program
is dedicated to creating an
eco-friendly environment,
teaching WHY students how
they can participate in saving
the planet. WHY Ranch is
committed to partner with
other local nonprofits to
greater benefit the children of
Las Vegas. You can find more
information by visiting our
Web site www.whyranch.com.
Executive Director
Amy Meyer
Our Mission
The mission of the White Horse Youth
Ranch (WHY Ranch) is to “educate minds,
inspire creativity, and encourage integrity
of the youth of the community through
positive interaction with the American
living legend, the horse.” WHY Ranch is
unique in that it offers a time of healing and
encouragement while building self-esteem
that underprivileged and struggling youth
so desperately need.
Our Goals
Our immediate goals are to establish
funding in order to begin construction
of the barn, arena, round pen, pastures,
security gates and solar installation. Our
third phase is to make improvements to the
existing structure for a multipurpose facility
for further fundraising, inside recreation and
office space.
Year Established
2006
Service Area
WHY Ranch will serve about 20 of Clark
County’s disadvantaged youth, ages 10-18,
each day.
Sponsored By
Volunteers are our lifeblood and none of
the programs would come to life, or function
smoothly, without the dedicated efforts of the
individuals who offer their time and skills. We
believe that all people are gifted with a set of
skills that makes them unique, valuable and
cherished. While childcare and horse care are
vital to our operations, they are only part of
what makes our facility run. The following are
current long-term opportunities available at
the ranch: horse care, child education/care,
professional assistance, prayer team, artisans,
musicians, housekeeper and trainer. The
following are current short-term opportunities
available at the ranch: greeters, memory
makers, listeners, play pals, prayer teams,
artisans and musicians.
As a nonprofit organization,
our operations rely on
and are made possible by
the contributions of our
generous and gracious
donors. We are currently set
up to receive endowments,
corporate sponsorships,
investments programs,
support opportunities and
monetary donations in the
form of cash, checks, money
orders or cashier’s checks
to our mailing address. We
are also set up to receive
online donations through
PayPal. We are honored to
receive gifts of any amount
and offer our thanks for
contributing to our ranch. In
addition, we are set up to
receive “wish list” items or
in-kind donations. Another
unique way to contribute
to the Ranch is through our
Foster a Horse program
and Child Sponsorship
program, otherwise known
as Diamonds in the Rough.
There are also many gift
and naming opportunities
available. All donations are
tax deductible.
Board of Directors
Amy Meyer, president
Laurie Howard-Malm, vice president
Carol Flood, treasurer
Rebecca Mankiller, secretary
Pamela Johnson
Faith Academy
J. Teddy Johnson
Prize Records
Jackie Brown
Dyson & Dyson Realty
Nancy Hunterton
MFLT
Alease Young
Trinity Schools
Terry Powell
Star Ministries
Keith Stark
Greater New Jerusalem
Lonnie Ficucell
Ciao Bella Catering
Jen Woerner
Sahara Chem Dry
Ric Durfield
All About Marriage
Renee Durfield
All About Marriage
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FIT For an Independent
Tomorrow
FIT For an Independent
Tomorrow
1931 Stella Lake Drive
Las Vegas, NV 89106
[ph] (702) 367-4348 [fax] (702) 362-8513
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[email protected]
www.lasvegasfit.com
Better Jobs.
Brighter Futures
Services available through two projects:
On October 18, 2008, FIT
will host its primary annual
fundraising event: the Notte
di Carnevale black-tie gala
at Paris Las Vegas. This year,
we honor Jenna Morton
N9NE Group. The evening,
orchestrated by Joyce
Sherman of Destinations by
Design, includes a cocktail
reception, entertainment, a
gourmet dinner prepared by
the world-renowned chefs of
Harrah’s Entertainment, and
dancing. Tables of ten and
sponsorships are available
now through our Web site.
In the spring of 2009, we
Executive Director
Janet Frasier Blumen, founder & CEO
Anji Lopez, COO
= Assistance funding
vocational
training
JakeWDP
McClelland,
program
director
In the coming year, FIT will develop and
implement a program expansion and will
begin to teach workplace readiness skills,
or “soft skills,” that include keyboarding and
English as a second language. These classes
will teach the skills and abilities workers need
Our Mission
NWPEP = Assistance with finding and keeping
for men andand
women
FIT helpsemployment
unemployed
underemployed
Nevadans achieve financial stability by
providing individual mentoring. FIT guides
clients to identify viable career options and
offers resources and support for education,
training and employment preparation.
Clients achieve financial stability through
employment that pays enough to support
their families. Better jobs. Brighter futures.
Our Goals
To move all clients into jobs that pay
enough to support their family and make
them self-sufficient and financially stable.
Our objective: To empower the maximum
number of people into self-sufficient
employment in the most effective and costefficient manner.
Because FIT clients
sometimes need assistance
to be work ready, personal
hygiene items are available to
them. Please help us keep our
hygiene closet stocked with
travel-size toiletries.
We have recently built a
new employment library in
conjunction with the Nevada
Women’s Philanthropy
Employment Project. We
Janet Frasier Blumen, COO and founder
Richard Jost
Jones Vargas
Karen Cashman
Cashman Photo Enterprises
Caty Crockett
Crockett Management Company
FIT was incorporated in August 1997.
Cliff Beadle
Green Valley Grocery
Sponsored By
seek donations of current
reference materials
pertaining to the workplace,
job readiness and job seeking.
Board of Directors
Doris Charles
Wells Fargo Southern Community Bank
FIT serves Southern Nevada including
the city of Las Vegas, North Las Vegas,
Henderson, Boulder City, Greater Las Vegas,
Green Valley and unincorporated areas.
to function in the workplace. We will actively
seek volunteers to participate in this venture.
Other volunteer opportunities include
helping with our annual client holiday party.
Clerical assistance is always welcome. Please
contact the FIT office.
Year Established
Service Area
will feature a FIT luncheon.
This luncheon offers
businesses and individuals
an opportunity to honor a
citizen of distinction. Please
see our Web site for details.
The date and location to be
announced.
Melinda Cook
Real estate agent
Marie Claire Armeni
Community volunteer
Elliott Eisner
Kolesar & Leatham
Paula Francis
KLAS-TV, Channel 8
Gregory S. Gilbert
Holland & Hart
Jan Jones
Harrah’s Entertainment Inc.
James Kropid
James Kropid Investments
Steve McCracken
Bank of America
Kristin McMillan
EMBARQ of Nevada
Valerie Moon
Excalibur Hotel & Casino
Fafie Moore
Realty Executives of Nevada
Connie Pitchford
Financial Management
Ed Rivera
KSR Advertising and Snapdragon Interactive
Joyce Sherman
Destinations by Design Inc.
Dr. Becky Takeda
Merchants Billing Services Inc.
Jack Vergiels
Lobbyist
Juanita Wasserman
Davis Wasserman Corporation
Dr. Martha Watson
University of Nevada, Las Vegas
They’ve got an opening.
She's the perfect FIT.
FIT for an Independent Tomorrow's new Las Vegas headquarters will enable more
southern Nevadans to get the professional training they need to achieve personal
and financial self-sufficiency.
The Harrah's Foundation is proud to have provided the funding to make it possible.
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Classroom on Wheels
Fundraising
opportunities
Classroom
on Wheels
committed
to by
providing
Annual Free is
Cone
Day sponsored
Ben &
Annual golf tournament sponsored by the
Jerry’s at the District in Green Valley
Greater Las Vegas Realtors Association
Ongoing
Mock Stock
campaign
highest
needs
preschool children
Classroom
onWheels
and their families free quality
educational services to empower
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Phone: (702) 870-7201
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Mead Blvd.
People,
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North Las Vegas, NV 89030
[ph] (702) 870-7201 [fax] (702) 870-7209
[email protected]
www.classroomonwheels.org
Camillia Williams
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Our Mission
Classroom on Wheels is committed to
providing highest-needs preschool children
and their families free, quality-educational
services to empower them to succeed in life.
Our Goals
difference in the community
as their special skills are
utilized. Needed skills
include carpentry, flooring,
plumbing as well as painting
the inside and outside of the
buses in preparation for the
fall semester. In addition,
volunteers will receive public
recognition for their efforts.
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shares. For a $2,500 investment, a child who
is three to five years of age, and their family,
will receive 180 hours of prekindergarten
education provided by an experienced
teacher with Early Childhood Educational
endorsement.
Bus Sponsorship
A limited number of spaces have been made
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where professionally produced images of
our COW kids (3 ft. x 2 ft.) will thank you for
your support. Your logo will appear under
their “thank you” message. Bus sponsorship
levels include the apprentice level for $2,500;
cultivation level for $5,000; inspiration level
for $10,000 and the enlightenment level for
$20,000.
Board of Directors
Sustainability
Recruit as many volunteers as possible
l Partner with community members and
other organizations
l Increase marketing and promotion
l Increase and diversify resources
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The COW buses travel to highest-needs
neighborhoods in Las Vegas, North Las
Vegas and Henderson where the children
get on the bus and receive two hours of
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Christie Binko
Silver State Bank
Janina Cole
MGM Grand Mirage
Lori Soren
U. S. Bank
Carmel Fritz
Sister Monica
St. Rose Dominican Hospital
Timothy Boldt
McGladrey & Pullen, CPAs
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The Shade Tree
The Shade Tree
P.O. Box 669
1 West Owens Ave.
Las Vegas, NV 89125
[ph] (702) 385-0072 [fax]: (702) 385-2337
[email protected]
www.theshadetree.org
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Sheltering Women, Children & Their Pets
Sponsorships and underwriting of Shade
Tree events such as the upcoming Art In The
Shade (tentative date: October 17, 2008),
Stars luncheon, or Annual Walk for the
Homeless offer public recognition, marketing
and community-networking opportunities.
Special Events
Your community organization or company
702-4
can also make the Shade Tree beneficiary of
your own special events. Call 702-385-0072,
ext.108.
Hold a Drive
Your community organization or company
can also hold a drive to collect wish list items
needed by The Shade Tree. Visit our Web site
for an updated wish list.
Executive Director
Marlene Richter
Our Mission
The Shade Tree mission is to provide safe
shelter to homeless and abused women and
children in crisis and to offer life-changing
services promoting stability, dignity and
self-reliance.
Our Goals
Shelter homeless women and children
Provide program services needed to
significantly reduce homelessness and
abuse
l Complete vision for campus setting to
support more community partnerships and
greater client self-reliance
l Sustain a financially sound organization
l Strengthen the organization by improving
board effectiveness and composition
l Establish and maintain overall operational
effectiveness through staff strengthening
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Year Established
1990
Service Area
To serve and provide safe shelter to
homeless and abused women, women with
children as well as those who have pets.
Sponsored By
Volunteers are very important people
at The Shade Tree because they help in all
areas including fundraisers, pet fairs, monthly
childrens’ birthday parties as well as holiday
parties for all the residents. Volunteers also
prepare and serve meals, tutor children, help
with arts and crafts projects, help with math
and reading classes, care for pets at Noah’s
Animal House and sort in-kind donations.
Some volunteers come every week and some
come only as their schedules allow. Some
prefer to work as part of a group and others
would rather come alone. Often, volunteers
like to work at special events off site and a
select group may prefer to work at the shelter.
Whatever your preference, if you would like to
help, we can find a place for you. To volunteer,
please fill out an application online at www.
theshadetree.com, e-mail vc@theshadetree.
org or call 702-385-0072, ext.105.
Monetary gifts
Annual contributions
fund necessary operating
expenses. These taxdeductible gifts help sustain
our mission.
Planned giving
Make a significant gift
tomorrow while receiving
great personal benefits
today. Gift arrangements
may include: life insurance,
annuities, bequests in wills
and trusts.
Capital campaign (major gifts,
naming opportunities)
The H.O.P.E. Center
presents extraordinary
naming opportunities
to honor and recognize
individuals, families and
organizations.
Grants
Private-foundation and
corporate grants support
programs, enhance capacity
building efforts and help
sustain operations.
Wish list — crucial items
needed
l Office, art and school
supplies, copy paper
l Computers, flat-screen
monitors, servers, hardware,
software, color printers, color
multipurpose copier
l Gift cards: Home Depot,
Lowe’s, Target, Wal-Mart
l In-kind donations of
printing; sponsor for
quarterly newsletter
l Corporate and business
sponsors to assist in meeting
annual fundraising goals
Please call (702) 385-0072
to find out how your gift
can help break the cycle of
homelessness and abuse.
Governing Board of Directors
Mike Darley, chair
Cyrus Najafi
Elynne Greene, co-chair
Pamela Puppel
Jill Langerman, treasurer
Erick Sanchez
Staci Columbo, secretary/trustee
Heidi Sarno Straus
Kathleen England
Diana Wilson, trustee emeritus
Paula Francis
Endowment Board of Directors
Kristen Hansen
Jill Langerman, chair
Rosalee Hendrick
Paula Francis, secretary
Earl Hodge
Julie Quisenberry
702-492-5700
Brian Menzelwww.fnbnonline.com
MEMBER FDIC
EQUAL HOUSING LENDER
Charity Begins at First National Bank.
The Shade Tree offers shelter for homeless and abused women and children. First National Bank is proud to support national, regional,
local and start-up charities such as The Shade Tree. We are deeply committed to giving back to the communities we serve through
charitable giving. We also help non-prot institutions achieve their nancial goals just as we help all of our customers achieve theirs.
We invite you to bank with us. Where charity begins.
702-492-5700
www.fnbnonline.com
Sheltering Women, Children & Their Pets
MEMBER FDIC
EQUAL HOUSING LENDER
St. Rose Dominican Hospitals:
Making a Difference.
St. Rose Dominican Hospitals has served the Las Vegas valley
for more than 60 years with a commitment to quality,
compassionate health care. With three campuses in Henderson
and Las Vegas, St. Rose carries on the mission and values
established by the Adrian Dominican Sisters, focusing on
healing not only the body, but the mind and spirit as well.
As the only not-for-profit, religiously sponsored hospital
system in the valley, St. Rose answers the growing need for
health care through the support of the St. Rose Dominican
Health Foundation. This support also funds a multitude of
community benefit programs, including:
Artie J. Cannon Helping Hands of Henderson – Helps
individuals 60 years or over maintain their independence
by providing transportation services.
The Barbara Greenspun WomensCare Centers of Excellence
Baby Rose – Encourages early, continuous prenatal care to
uninsured women by offering free services.
The Barbara Greenspun WomensCare Centers of Excellence –
Provides no- or low-cost health, fitness and education
programs for the community.
Community Wellness – Enables people to participate in
responsible health care behaviors through accessible,
free/low cost health screenings and education.
Family to Family Connection – Offers a variety of free support
groups and classes to parents of children up to 4 years old.
Lifeline – Grants the elderly and/or frail instant access to
an operator through a pendant alarm system.
Artie J. Cannon Helping Hands of Henderson
Positive Impact Program – Provides immediate assistance
for children in need of emergent medical services.
R.E.D. Rose - Provides breast exams, mammograms, etc. to
those who lack adequate health care coverage or the
financial means to obtain them.
Family to Family Connection
ROSE DE LIMA CAMPUS
102 E. Lake Mead Pkwy.
Henderson, NV 89015
702.564.2622
SIENA CAMPUS
3001 St. Rose Pkwy.
Henderson, NV 89052
702.616.5000
SAN MARTÍN CAMPUS
8280 W. Warm Springs Rd.
Las Vegas, NV 89113
702.492.8000
For more information on these programs or to donate to and support
the St. Rose Dominican Health Foundation, visit www.strosehospitals.org.
Support a Cause which
Supports our Community
As Southern Nevada’s only not-for-profit, religiously sponsored healthcare
system, St. Rose Dominican Hospitals relies on the fundraising efforts of the
St. Rose Dominican Health Foundation to provide much needed and
immediate support within its three hospitals.
Through local events, sponsorships and individual giving, the Foundation
helps St. Rose to sustain its not-for-profit mission, assuring that every
resource goes right back into the community through the creation of
world-class healthcare services.
We cordially invite you to join in the festivities at St. Rose’s signature
fundraising event, the Mardi Gras Ball.
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Meet Matthew Johnson,
shown here with Mark
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Specialist. Matthew received
care for a baseball sized
tumor and triumphed over
childhood cancer through the
specialized care he received
at St. Rose.
This year, we will celebrate the Children’s Miracle Mardi Gras Ball which
will benefit the Pediatric Centers at St. Rose to expand services and
provide the best possible care to our pediatric patients and their families.
Children’s Miracle Mardi Gras Ball
52ND ANNUAL GALA
Benefitting the Pediatric Centers at St. Rose
Excellent cuisine. Exquisite décor. Fantastic entertainment. Fast-paced auctions.
Fabulous music. And generous giving for an enduring cause.
Saturday, February 21, 2009
For more information regarding Mardi Gras sponsorship opportunities,
visit www.mardigrasball.org or contact Barbara Davis at (702) 616-5762.
St. Rose is a proud
member of the
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United Way of
Southern Nevada
United Way of
Southern Nevada
Golf tournaments, galas, etc.
1660 E. Flamingo Road
Las Vegas, NV 89119
[ph] (702) 734-2273 [fax] (702) 734-8504
[email protected]
www.uwsn.org
United Way and the Volunteer Center
of Southern Nevada work with volunteers
and local nonprofits to develop the best
opportunities for youth, busy working adults
Executive Director
Dan Goulet, President & CEO
United Way’s annual
campaign is the easiest
and most powerful way to
invest in your community.
Individuals can direct
contributions to one or all of
these action areas: education,
income and health. United
Way’s Leadership Society
members are people who
support United Way with
an annual gift from $1,000
Our Mission
Southern Nevada is a great community
where all people can achieve an
extraordinary quality of life. Our mission is
to unite leadership, engage community and
focus resources to make lasting changes to
improve lives.
Our Goals
Enable children to be developmentally on
track in literacy and social, emotional and
intellectual skills when they enter school
l Assist individuals and families to increase
their income, build savings and sustain
assets
l Ensure that every family has accessible,
continuous, culturally competent health
care and children are healthy upon entering
school
l
Bob Ackerman
University of Nevada,
Las Vegas
Tom Axtell
Vegas PBS
and health, a quality education that
itable income
contributions
and volunteer activities.
leads to a stable job, enough income to
support a family through retirement.
The way up.®
Kristin McMillan
EMBARQ Nevada
Larry Seedig
USAA Savings Bank
Emily Neilson
KLAS-TV, Channel 8
Jeff Shaw
Southwest Gas Corporation
Kirk V. Clausen
Wells Fargo & Company
John Osborn
Las Vegas Chamber of
Commerce
Darren Sivertsen
Sierra Health Services Inc.
Steve Comer
Retired
Cass Palmer
Olympia Gaming
Fred Cover
Retired
Jerry W. Penn
Retired
Bill Curran, Esq.
Ballard Spahr Andrews &
Ingersoll LLP
Gina Polovina
Boyd Gaming Corporation
Mark Dreschler
Premier Trust Inc.
Sponsored By
Dick Fraim
Retired
Don Gibe
Citibank (South Dakota), N.A.,
Nevada Office
Jonathan S. Halkyard
cnb.com
Bob Linden
Shred-It Las Vegas
Lindy Schumacher
The Lincy Foundation
Larry Charlton
City National Bank
United Way is working to advance the
Jimmy Sanders
Culinary Workers Union,
Local #226
Punam Mathur
MGM MIRAGE
United Way of Southern Nevada was
incorporated in 1957 as The United Fund.
ness. We
have good
a longbyhistory
of on
giving
back to
common
focusing
education,
Jim Kropid
Retired
Darryl Martin
Clark County
Ginny Berquist
Nye County School District
Jacinda Castillo-Foss
AVI Resort & Casino
pride in investing in the communities where
Women’s Leadership Council
contribute a minimum of
$2,500 annually to promote
community involvement and
philanthropic giving. Their
purpose is to further United
Way’s community-based
agenda. To learn more
about United Way’s giving
opportunities or to make a
contribution, visit uwsn.org/
givenow.
Jack Schibrowsky
University of Nevada,
Las Vegas
Year Established
Service Area
to $9,999. Those who
contribute at least $10,000
annually to United Way
of Southern Nevada are
recognized through the
Tocqueville Society program,
a nationally recognized
group of more than 20,000
members that includes
many of America’s leading
philanthropists. The
members of United Way’s
Board of Directors
David Bussone
Universal Health Services Inc.
Bank sm
and seniors. Visit uwsn.org/volunteer to be
connected with volunteer opportunities that
match your interests and lifestyle.
Cathy Jones
Sun Commercial Real Estate Inc.
Howard B. Puterman
Enterprise Rent-A-Car
Gail J. Raffel
ASBC Investment Corporation
Susan B. Robinson
Nellis Air Force Base
John Smirk
International Union of Painters
& Allied Trades, District
Council 15, Local 159
Don Snyder
Las Vegas Performing Arts
Center Foundation
Liz Vandenberg
Nevada Title Company
Michael Yackira
Sierra Pacific Resources
Robert Young
Asian Chamber of Commerce
Gregory Rose
City of North Las Vegas
Stephen Younger
National Security
Technologies LLC
Walt Rulffes
Clark County School District
Charles W. Zobell
Las Vegas Review-Journal
City National Bank takes great pride in investing in the communities where
we work, live and conduct business. We have a long history of giving back to
the community through our charitable contributions and volunteer activities.
Supporting the community on The way up.®
cnb.com
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Las Vegas Natural
History Museum
Las Vegas Natural
History Museum
900 Las Vegas Blvd. North
Las Vegas, NV 89101
[ph] (702) 384-DINO (3466)
[fax] (702) 384-5343
[email protected]
www.lvnhm.org
Executive Director
Marilynn Gillespie
Our Mission
The Las Vegas Natural History Museum is
a private, nonprofit institution dedicated
to educating children and families in
the natural sciences, past and present.
Through its interactive exhibits, educational
programs and the preservation of its
collections, the museum strives to instill
an understanding of the world’s wildlife,
ecosystems and cultures.
You can help the museum by volunteering;
becoming a member; donating monies or inkind donations or attending the Dinosaur Ball.
The Dinosaur Ball is a black-tie event of dinner,
dancing and fun. This year, we celebrate
the 16th annual Dinosaur Ball on Saturday,
October 4, 2008, at the Luxor Las Vegas. For
more information on the Dinosaur Ball, or
other ways you can help, please contact the
museum at 384-DINO.
Volunteers play an essential
role in the museum’s mission
of educating the public in
the natural sciences. You can
experience a child’s smile, a
look of understanding from
an inquiring adult or a nod of
appreciation from a foreign
visitor.
The following opportunities
are currently available:
l Tour guide
l Traveling exhibits crew
Special events associate
For more information about
volunteering, please call
Hannah Rangel at 384-DINO,
ext. 231, or visit our Web site
at www.lvnhm.org.
l
One of the most important ways you can give to the museum is to become a member.
Membership levels
Individual/student membership
Grandparent membership
Family membership
Supporting membership
Honor roll membership
Friends of the museum membership
Sponsor membership
Sustaining membership
Corporate membership levels
$30
$35
$45
$75
$100
$250
$500
$1,000
Exploration membership
Expedition membership
Quest membership
Discovery membership
Our Goals
Our children are tomorrow’s stewards, and
the museum’s goal is to spark their interest
in the world around them. We strive to offer
our children an atmosphere that promotes a
desire for lifelong learning.
Year Established
1991
Service Area
All of Southern Nevada
Sponsored By
Board of Directors
Denny Weddle, chair
Denny Weddle & Associates
Mike Fauci
M. G. Fauci Construction Co.
Jill Long, vice chair
Wal-Mart district office
John H. Good
ExhibitQ
Chuck Creigh, past chair
NewMarket Advisors
Ed Jamison
Community Bank of Nevada
Michael Davidson, Esq., treasurer, past chair
Chief deputy city attorney – criminal division
Richard Krause
Kaercher Campbell & Associates
Anthony D. Guenther, Esq., secretary, past
chair
McDonald Carano Wilson
Stephanie Stallworth
Cox Communications
$1,000
$2,500
$5,000
$10,000
WE ARE PROUD TO SUPPORT
THE NATURAL HISTORY MUSEUM
In their continued effort to promote an
appreciation of the world’s wildlife, ecosystems
and cultures through interactive exhibits
and educational programs.
You don’t need a big, impersonal bank. You need
products, services and programs that make doing
business a comfortable enterprise. You need
Relationship Banking. And you can only get it at your
forward-thinking Community Bank.
13 locations to serve you.
(702) 878-0700 communitybanknv.com
Member FDIC
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CHR Inc. – Caring, Helping
and Restoring Lives
CHR Inc.
2980 S. Jones Blvd., Suite A
Las Vegas, NV 89146
[ph] (702) 889-4466 [fax] (702) 889-1538
[email protected]
www.chrinc.net
Mailing Address:
4616 W. Sahara Ave., Suite 436
Las Vegas, NV 89102
Executive Director
Mary L. House, CEO
Over the past six years,
CHR Inc. has helped 1,500
workers become selfsufficient by providing nocost employment placement,
and/or advancement on
the Job. During that period,
we have received and
successfully managed more
than $6 million in grants
and donations. In order to
continue providing no-cost
employment services to the
Las Vegas community, we
welcome donations.
CHR Inc. welcomes successful business
owners throughout the community to provide
on-site, upward-mobility courses to help adult
workers obtain or advance within the workforce.
Our Mission
CHR Inc.’s mission is to equip individuals
with the necessary tools to lead
independent and self-sufficient lives
by providing constructive, convenient
information to employers, businesses,
workers and job seekers in Southern
Nevada. CHR also helps capable employees
find and train for better jobs and helps
employers find qualified employees.
Our Goals
CHR Inc. aims to help unemployed and
underemployed individuals circumvent
employment barriers and to build and
maintain a strong working relationship with
employers who will hire ready workers.
Year Established
CHR Inc. is a faith-based, nonprofit
corporation founded in May 1996 by
Clinton and Mary House. The company
was established for the purpose of caring,
helping and restoring peoples’ lives by
providing employment and training services
in the community at no cost to the client.
Service Area
CHR’s target population consists of
employers seeking skilled employees as well
as unemployed and underemployed adult
workers seeking secured employment in
Southern Nevada.
In order to maintain
or preserve employment
services, CHR Inc. seeks
opportunities for public/
private partnerships with
members of the community.
Community foundations,
residents and businesses are
encouraged to consider a
financial donation earmarked
for employment services to
adult workers 18 years of age
or older.
CHR Inc. offers programs
that prepare individuals to
successfully find employment.
Employment services include:
l vocational training
assistance
l employment counseling
l on-the-job training
l résumé and interviewpreparation assistance
l skills assessments
l job search assistance
Employers who hire CHR
Inc. clients benefit from hiring
workers who understand the
importance of job attendance,
professional appearance and
good work ethics.
Board of Directors
Clinton House, chair
Mountaintop Faith Ministries
Mitch Mitchell, treasurer
Mimi’s Café
Aubrey Branch, vice chair
Hernandez and Associates Commercial
Insurance
Angel Cooley, board member
Retired judge
Juana Hart Akers, secretary
JHart Communications
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Friends of Henderson
District Public Libraries
Friends of Henderson
District Public Libraries
280 S. Green Valley Parkway
Henderson, NV 89012
[ph] (702) 492-6592 [fax] (702) 492-6599
[email protected]
www.hdplfriends.org
Executive Director
Ron Hughes, President
Our Mission
The Friends of Henderson Libraries
envisions a strong and ongoing partnership
with Henderson libraries — a partnership
that has unlimited potential for expanding
and enriching informational, educational,
cultural and recreational opportunities in
the Henderson community. In summary, The
Friends of Henderson Libraries engages in a
threefold mission: advocacy, communication
and support.
l Monthly library book sales on a rotating
basis
l Used bookstore in every library
Friends champions the development,
growth and improvement of library
resources, services and facilities.
Year Established
2000
Service Area
City of Henderson
l
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Online used-book sales
Annual Library Tree Lane event
Membership drives and other donations.
Volunteer opportunities are available
in every section of all libraries. Moreover,
volunteers staff several Friends committees,
work on fundraising efforts and assist with
library events. Approximately 9,000 volunteer
hours were recorded for fiscal year 2007.
The Friends organization
seeks monetary and in-kind
resources for the libraries.
Contributions may be made
for specific projects or
for general operations. A
quarterly newsletter specifies
current needs. A new TwoGifts-in-One initiative affords
the opportunity to purchase
a childrens’ library book and
to designate an honoree on a
bookplate.
Board of Directors
Ron Hughes, president
Marion Brown, membership committee chair
Laura-Jane Spina, vice president
for fundraising
Leslie Finzer, director
Sam Giordano, secretary
Marilyn Dial, treasurer
Our Goals
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Midge Wilkerson, director
Kathy DeAngelis, director
Paula Petruso, director
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People,
orming Lives...
260 E. Desert Rose Drive
Henderson, NV 89015
[ph] (702) 564-7809 [fax] (702) 564-3617
[email protected]
www.SpreadtheWordNevada.org
Lisa Habighorst
Our Mission
Spread the Word Nevada: Kids to Kids is
dedicated to advancing early childhood
literacy by placing books into the hands and
homes of children within Southern Nevada’s
at-risk, low-income communities.
Our Goals
Through community collaboration,
mentorship and family-partnership
programs, Spread the Word Nevada fosters
reading and language development leading
to brighter academic and economic futures
for at-risk children. We are dedicated to
reaching beyond the 16 schools we serve to
include the 53 additional at-risk schools in
our valley.
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dignity
Established
02.566.0494
Low-income children and their families
attending at-risk schools throughout
Southern Nevada.
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will then purchase a book
to be dedicated and given
to an at-risk child within our
community.
Celebrations club
l As you celebrate
anniversaries, weddings,
birthdays, bar/bat mitzvot,
baptisms, or holidays, our
Celebrations Club makes it
easy to commemorate your
special event with a donation.
Books & Buddies reading mentor
l Partner with a child to help improve their
reading and language skills.
Breakfast with books volunteer
l Assist at a monthly family-literacy event at
one of the 16 schools that we serve.
Book drive volunteer
l Organize a book drive at your place of
work, community group meeting or child’s
school.
Special events volunteer
l Assist with event set up and clean up as
well as distribute books and information.
$25,000 — Sponsor a school
l Allows Spread the Word to adopt an
additional at-risk school for one year
l Provides books for each child’s home,
family-literacy program and tutoring
opportunities for all students enrolled
$15,000 — Kids to Kids sponsorship
l Supports the Kids to Kids program at one
at-risk school for a year
l Includes book bags and monthly book
distributions for each child
$10,000 Breakfast with Books sponsorship
l Supports Breakfast with Books at one atrisk school for a year
l Includes monthly story time, book
distributions, breakfast and raffle prizes for
each child and their family
$5,000 Books and Buddies sponsorship
l Supports Books and Buddies at one at-risk
school for a year
l Offers individual, in-school tutoring
$2,500 Book Drive sponsorship
l Supports community-wide book drives for
one year
$250 Legacy of Literacy
l Yearly gift sponsors one child on all of our
programs
Board of Directors
Service Area
D E N V E R
during Nevada Reading
Week.
Race a Bed to Read
l Corporate and community
teams push decorated beds
on wheels, competing for
the fastest times and most
creative decoration themes.
Gift of reading
l During the holiday season,
make a donation in honor of
each person on your gift list.
Executive Director
e community
Year
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Storybook gala
l Night of celebration is held
in September of each year.
Sponsorships, tables and
individual seats are available.
receives 100 percent of the
proceeds.
Pennies for Pages read-athon
l Sponsor a child, a class,
or an entire school as they
pledge to read each day
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Susan J. Miller, chairman of the board
Key-State Corporate Management
Terry Murphy
Strategic Solutions
Irene Lee, secretary
Children’s Community Advocate
Scott Roeben
Robert Carroll, treasurer
The Howard Hughes Corporation
Jean Fredricks
Majestic Management Co.
David Browning
Landtek LLC
Ann Evans
Neiman Marcus
Steve Chartrand
Goodwill Industries
Kristin Norton
Children’s Community Advocate
Marilyn Loop
Pearson Prentice Hall
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is a literacy initiative that places books into the hands and homes of at-risk children
in Southern Nevada. Learn more about becoming a donor or volunteer today.
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Olive Crest – Nevada
Olive Crest — Nevada
6148 W. Sahara Ave.
Las Vegas, NV 89146
[ph] (702) 221-6224 [fax] (702) 221-9752
[email protected]
www.olivecrest.org
Executive Director
Ken Lange
Our Mission
Preventing child abuse, treating and
educating at-risk children and preserving
the family … One Life at a Time®
Our Goals
Olive Crest works to provide high-quality
treatment and care to children in foster
homes. We believe that every family
should be equipped and empowered to
reach their hopes and dreams. Olive Crest
— Nevada is building systems and services
to help families build their lives, as well as
giving each child a safe and secure place
to grow and thrive. We are working to
engage community resources and bring
to bear the giving and encouraging spirit,
found in so many Southern Nevadans,
on solving problems through private/
public partnerships. Olive Crest — Nevada
incorporates solid character and community
values in all of its programs.
Year Established
1973. Established in Nevada since 1997
Service Area
All communities in Southern Nevada
Olive Crest — Nevada provides a range of
opportunities for individuals, businesses and
organizations to help support its efforts. The
2008-2009 giving year will offer exciting
events to generate support for children and
families:
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A Celebration of Family (fall 2008)
Strong Families…Safe Kids Expo
(spring 2009)
Fore the Children golf tournament
(June 2009)
Rock ’n Bowl (April 2009)
Over the years, Olive Crest — Nevada has
been fortunate to have many great volunteers.
Join us as we continue to connect with
children and families who need help and
support:
l Join our board of trustees
l Join Angel for Angels, our auxiliary volunteer group
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Volunteer to help with children and
families throughout the year or at our
events
Host an impact meeting with neighbors,
friends or colleagues to help us reach out
to a wide range of families
Work parties to help families or children
There are many ways for
you to invest your resources
in Olive Crest — Nevada.
Your donation goes to work
right away in Southern
Nevada to help children, work
with families and provide
education and training. In
addition to the following
opportunities, we will work
with you to provide a way for
you to feel especially proud
of your commitment to our
community:
l Kids at Heart monthly
giving program to fund
services for families
l Toys, computers, gift
cards
l Event sponsorship
l Gift drives
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Cause-related
partnerships
Employee giving programs
Adopt Olive Crest as your
company’s charity
Support the Miracle
holiday toy and clothes
drive
Endowments
Board of Trustees
Bill Young, board president
Station Casinos
Erin Bilbray Kohn
Consultant
Jeff Edwards
Piercy, Bowler, Taylor & Kern
Mark Schellerup, board
vice president
Robinson & Wood
Dean Collins
City National Bank
Scott Mitchell
Embarq
Judge Michael Cherry
Nevada Supreme Court
Tom Jenkin
Harrah’s
Aida Gadelkarim
Aida Spa
David Loker
Coca Cola
John Dalrymple
Consultant
Alan Mann
Morgan Stanley
Dr. Noah Kohn M.D.P.C
Rainbow Mountain Pediatric
Jade Anderson
Capstone Brokerage
Donald Verleur
Olive Crest
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Boys & Girls Clubs
of Southern Nevada
Boys & Girls Clubs
of Southern Nevada
Boys & Girls Clubs of Henderson
6330 S. Sandhill Road, Suite 3
Las Vegas, NV 89120
[ph] 702) 565-6568 [fax] (702) 309-6232
www.bgchenderson.org
Boys & Girls Clubs of Las Vegas
P.O. Box 26689
Las Vegas, NV 89126
[ph] 702) 367-2582 [fax] (702) 367-9522
www.bgclv.org
Executive Directors
Michael Meyer
Jim Richards
Our Mission
To inspire and enable all young people,
especially those who need us most, to reach
their full potential as productive, responsible
and caring citizens.
Our Goals
To provide the best possible programs and
activities for youth throughout Southern
Nevada
l To expand our services into new areas
l To be efficient and effective in utilizing our
resources
l To create a strong nonprofit board
and additional volunteer leadership
opportunities within Southern Nevada
l
Year Established
We hold several special
events each year, offering
the community a variety of
opportunities to support The
Clubs as donors, sponsors,
volunteers, etc.
Share your time and talents with the Boys
& Girls Clubs. Volunteer opportunities include
(but are not limited to):
l After school homework help/tutoring
l Sports-league coaches and referees
l Help with special events, parties and/or
field trips
l Construction/improvement projects
Sponsored By
Other opportunities may
be available from year to
year. If you are interested in
supporting an event, please
call our office for more
information.
l Project-based opportunities in areas such
as the arts, health and life skills, leadership
skills, sports/fitness/recreation, education
and career development (share a skill with
club members, teach a class/series, etc.)
Please Note: Volunteers must be 16 years of
age or older.
In addition to our special
events listed above,
contributions may also be
made to the Boys & Girls
Clubs in the following ways:
l Monetary contributions
l In-kind gifts
l Bequests/planned gifts
Please contact The Clubs
for more information on any
of these opportunities.
Robert Joslin
Josbro Inc.
Carol Marker
Marker Storage
Anthony Marnell III
M Resort
Thomas Metscher
Nye County Juvenile Probation
department
John Meyer
Las Vegas Convention and
Visitors Authority
Mayor Michael L. Montandon
city of North Las Vegas
Rob Moore
Commerce CRG/Cushman &
Wakefield
Todd R. Morse
Cragin & Pike Insurance
Robyn Peot
Planet Hollywood Resort &
Casino
Roy Phillips
D&R General Contracting and
Design Inc.
Key Reid
The Greenspun Corporation
William D. Rogers
CFA, Sierra Pacific Resources
Steve Schorr
Cox Communications
Mary Thomas
Vincent B. Wickliffe
Eldorado/Jokers Wild Casinos
Board chair: MaryKaye Cashman
Cashman Equipment
Vice chairman-elect: Ron Hall
SH Architecture
Secretary: Dan Kruger
United Health Services
Treasurer: Joselyn Cousins
Bank of Nevada
Past chair: Steve Hill
Silver State Materials Corp.
Danny Ayala
Ayala & Associates
Kevin J. Blair
Consolidated Resorts
John Chase
Boulder City Police Department
Bob Finch
Green Valley Ranch Hotel &
Casino
Albert Flangas
Alan Gordon
Bank of America
Michael Kling
Kling Law Offices
Joyce Luman
Bobbie Lynch-Cobell
Hampton Inn Tropicana
Rob McCoy
Embarq Corporation
David Melroy
MSA Engineering
Thomas Naseef
Coldwell Banker Commercial
Debra Nelson
MGM Mirage
Allen Montoya
Nevada Power
Julie Pippenger
The Andre Agassi Charitable
Foundation
Rossi Ralenkotter
Las Vegas Convention and
Visitors Authority
Joe Roche
American Shredding
Dan Russell
Russell Financial Services
Reggie Turner
Palms Casino Resort
Chris Wilcox
Johnson, Jacobson, Wilcox, CPA
Board of Directors
Boys & Girls Clubs of Henderson
President: Ron Lurie
Arizona Charlie’s
First vice president: Bob Coyle
Republic Services
Second vice president: Terry
Manley
New West Development
Secretary: Gloria Banks Weddle
Law Office of Dan M. Winder PC
Treasurer: Matthew Nelson
J.A. Kennedy Real Estate Co.
Past president: Jeffrey L. Burr
Jeffrey Burr Ltd.
Mark Alden
Nevada System of Higher
Education
Cynthia A. Bazin
Station Casinos
Robert B. Brinton
Brinton Incorporated
David Z. Chesnoff
Chesnoff & Schonfeld
Phil Conklin
Granite Construction Company
Louis Conner
Seven Seas Restaurant
Terry Cottle
UNLV Athletics
Patricia Cox
Impressions Window Coverings
Thomas J. DeVore
Ryder J. Donohue
BNY Mellon Wealth Management
Justin Findlay
Findlay Chevrolet
Jody Finnegan
Finnegan Erickson Associates
Rich Haskins
Station Casinos
Derek Jones
Wells Fargo
in Las Vegas, Henderson,
Las Vegas,
contributions
toNorth
the
youth in our
Boulder City and the Pahrump Valley,
mmunity
are
immeasurable.
providing services
to over
20,000 youth in
Southern Nevada.
l
ervices
would
like to
Boys & Girls
Clubs of Henderson
was congratulate the
established in 1959.
rls Clubs
of Las Vegas and Henderson
Boys & Girls Clubs of Las Vegas was
established in 1961.
t merger
and the creation of the unified
Boys
and Area
Girls Club of Southern Nevada.
Service
Our combined service area includes 13 clubs
The auction (spring)
Kids’ Day (summer/fall)
l Golf classic (fall)
l Art auction (fall)
l Campaign for kids
(fall/winter)
l
Republic Services would like to congratulate the
Boys and Girls Clubs of Las Vegas and Henderson
on their recent merger and the creation of the unified
and stronger Boys and Girls Club of Southern Nevada.
Your contributions to the youth in our
community are immeasurable.
www.republicservicesvegas.com
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Nevada Public Education
Foundation
1820 E. Sahara Ave., Suite 203
Las Vegas, NV 89104
[ph] (702) 486-6492 [fax] (702) 486-6474
700 E. Fifth Street
Carson City, NV 89701
[ph] (775) 687-9203 [fax] (775) 687-9113
[email protected]
www.readyforlifenv.org
Executive Director
Nevada Public Education
Foundation
Because education and
youth-related needs in
Nevada are so significant,
supporting programs outside
the scope of state and
federal funding is critical.
The education of youth is a
leading contributor to our
community’s entire quality
of life. In fact, in the state
of Nevada, if the students
who dropped out of the
class of 2006 had graduated,
Nevada’s economy would
have benefited from an
additional $2.8 billion in
income over their lifetimes.
Visit www.readyforlifenv.org or www.nvpef.org for current opportunities.
Hilarie H. Robison
Our Mission
(NPEF) secures and sustains resources
that will assist, support and promote
excellence in public education programs. As
an intermediary organization, NPEF works
toward systemic change by convening
community and state efforts to ensure all
youth are ready for life.
Our Goals
NPEF fulfills the following roles to help
Nevada youth succeed:
l Connects schools, communities, public
and private organizations to improve
outcomes for youth
l Convenes local, regional, and statewide
organizations to maximize resources and
effort
l Measures programs and services for
continual improvement
l Sustains collaborative and systemic efforts
by organizing public and private support
Year Established
1991
Service Area
NPEF serves all 17 Nevada counties to
ensure that Nevada’s young people receive
the tools they need to become ready for life
and successfully transition to productive
adulthood.
Sponsored By
NPEF has numerous giving opportunities and welcomes traditional as well as creative
funding to help Nevada’s youth succeed.
Ready for Life
NPEF’s Ready for Life movement brings
together public and private organizations in
a collaborative effort to improve Nevada’s
success at engaging and graduating
ready-for-life students and re-engaging those
who prematurely left school. As a movement,
Ready for Life supports a variety of programs
as well as systemic efforts to improve
opportunities and outcomes for disconnected
youth.
Nevada ACCESS (academics + careers +
college and/or training equal student success)
Nevada ACCESS, through generous
resources from USA Funds, Alcoa Foundation,
the Nell J. Redfield Foundation and
Nevada Power Company, supports projects
throughout the state to improve educational
opportunities and access for all young people
to pursue post-secondary education.
Board of Directors
Dr. Gene Hall
Laura Granier
Joseph Locatelli
Vaughna Bendickson
Louise Helton
Maria Marinch
J. Richard Barnard
Liliam Lujan-Hickey
Cheryl Moss
Dr. Kay Carl
Dr. Sonya Horsford
Angela Quinn
Daniel Fox
Ron Krump
Dr. Bill Sparkman
A) Bunches and bunches of bucks.
B) Money that could have been spent at your
business.
C) The lost lifetime earnings in Nevada for the 2007
class of high school dropouts alone.*
D) All of the above.
In Nevada, more workers are earning less. That means less money to
support businesses like yours. We all know that businesses require a
healthy, growing economy. It all starts with an educated work force.
SouthwestUSA Bank is proud to sponsor Nevada Public Education
Foundation. By building alliances between educators, businesses and
the community at large, NPEF and its “Ready for Life” movement are
helping to improve education and our quality of life in Nevada. And
that’s good for everyone.
Your company can be part of the solution.
To learn more, call 914-7840 or visit nvpef.org
*Alliance for Excellent Education, 2006
las vegas, nv 853.4700 swusabank.com
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Gay & Lesbian Community
Center of Southern Nevada
Gay & Lesbian Community
Center of Southern Nevada
953 E. Sahara Ave., B31
Las Vegas, NV 89104
[ph] (702) 733-9800 [fax] (702) 733-9075
[email protected]
www.thecenterlv.com
The Center holds two
major fundraising events
annually: The Center Art
Show & Auction, which is
held every spring and kicks
off Pride Week in the Las
Vegas community, and the
Honorarium, which is our
largest fundraiser of the year.
The Honorarium dinner is
held in late fall and the center
honors individuals who have
distinguished themselves as
community leaders through
their commitment to the
gay, lesbian, bisexual and
transgender community by
giving their time, talents
or resources during the
past year. The Lifetime
Achievement award
honors individuals who
consistently give over
many years. Categories for
awards include: Woman of
the Year, Man of the Year,
Small Business of the Year,
Corporation of the Year,
Friend of the Community,
Youth of the Year, Volunteer
of the Year, Entertainers
of the Year, Nonprofit of
the Year, and Lifetime
Achievement. In 2008, the
Honorarium will be held on
November 1 at the Gold Coast
Hotel & Casino.
Executive Director
Candice Nichols
Our Mission
The Gay & Lesbian Community Center
of Southern Nevada (The Center) is a
community-based organization that
supports and promotes activities directed at
furthering the wellbeing, positive image and
human rights of the lesbian, gay, bisexual
and transgender (LGBT) community and its
allies in Southern Nevada.
Our Goals
To serve, build and strengthen our
community by providing a safe and
affirming environment for the LGBT
community in Southern Nevada. To ensure
access to a comprehensive community
resource and referral network by providing a
myriad of services and programs including,
but not limited to, youth group, Senior
Social Connection, Mpowerment project,
free HIV/STD counseling/testing, free cyber/
center, lending LGBT library and various
social/organizational meeting spaces.
empower and foster integrity.
The Center has various volunteer
opportunities depending on one’s time
availability. On site, we have positions for
front desk receptionist, youth-group aide,
clerical assistant and group-peer facilitators.
Committees on which volunteers can
participate are: PR/marketing committee,
assisting in development of marketing
collateral, press releases, Web site;
fundraising committee (involved in all event
planning, donor giving plans, endowments
and capital campaign), membership
committee (planning and developing
outreach-membership drives, increasing
center membership), strategic planning
committee (involves the development and
implementation of a five-year strategic plan
for The Center. Giving opportunities
Sponsorships for the center’s special events
include:
Honorarium - $10,000 - $1,000
Art Show - $500 - $100
Tickets for the Honorarium are $1,000 for a
table of 10. Individual tickets are $100.
There are several ways individuals and
business can become members of The
Center: individual membership: $35; business
membership: $250-$125; annual center
membership: $5,000-$500. In addition
to special-event support, The Center also
accepts gifts of cash and appreciated stock
and real estate. In particular, this year The
Center will begin to seek support for the
implementation of our strategic plan and a
new home for The Center.
Board of Directors
Tom Kovach, president
IDC
David Parks
Assemblyman
Year Established
Jennifer Bolton, vice president
Kocka & Bolton LLC
Randy Reinoso
Clark County
1993
Desiree Duncan, secretary
Vegas PBS
Karen Rubel
Service Area
Gwen Migita, treasurer
Harrah’s Entertainment
Paul Scott
Stations Casino
Southern Nevada
John Arnos
Wynn Las Vegas
Kenneth Smith
Accenture
Arlene Cooper
Stonewall Publishing
Tod Story
Congressional staff
Christopher Morrow
Horizon Specialty Hospital
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Candlelighters Childhood
Cancer Foundation of Nevada
Cancer Foundation of
Nevada
601 S. Rancho Drive, Suite B-11
Las Vegas, NV 89106
[ph] (702) 737-1919 [fax] (702) 792-2780
[email protected]
www.candlelightersnv.org
Executive Director
Jennifer Bradley
Our Mission
To provide support, education, hope and
advocacy through programs and services
for children and adolescents with cancer,
their families and the professionals who care
for them.
Our Goals
Candlelighters’ goal is to identify and
address the needs that affect every
diagnosed child and his/her family through
access to treatment, support, research,
education and after care as they pass
through the different stages of disease and
treatment.
Year Established
Chartered in 1978, Candlelighters was
founded by two families, each of whom
had a child being treated for cancer. They
believed that families could find strength,
knowledge and comfort by banding
together during difficult times. They wanted
to use their experience and resources to
lessen the burden of families they knew
would follow. Since that time, Candlelighters
has assisted over 2,000 families.
Service Area
We serve Nevada children with cancer,
from birth to 21 years of age and provide
assistance, education and emotional
support. Some of the vital services
provided are: patient advocacy, emergency
assistance, travel for treatment, family
counseling, survivor scholarships and other
programs and services such as meal tickets,
hospital visits, toy boxes for out-patient
clinics, financial-aid guidance, bereavement
support and much more.
Candlelighters hosts many fundraising
events throughout the year. Our three
signature events are the Golden Gala which
is held each March, our 5K and one-mile
Race for Our Kids is held in September in
recognition of Childhood Cancer Awareness
Month and our golf classic held each
December. We are also fortunate and
thankful to partner with various other groups
that host events on our behalf: the Fire &
Rain firefighters bachelor auction, Prime
Fabrications & Supply annual golf tournament,
Muterspaw Memorial classic, Marriott golf
tournament, Pour for a Cure wine-tasting
event at Montelago Village at Lake Las Vegas
held in conjunction with Par for the Cure. Visit
our Web site for an up-to-date listing of all
Candlelighters events.
www.candlelightersnv.org
Cancer Foundation of
Nevada is thankful to have
a wonderful network of
volunteers and would love
you to join us. Volunteer
opportunities are available
several times a year with
volunteers needed to
help at fundraising or
family events such as
Candlelighters Golden Gala,
annual Candlelighters 5K
and one-mile Race for Our
Kids, golf classic, spring
picnic, Halloween party,
holiday party, Camp Firefly,
hospital visits and many
other opportunities. Contact
our development/volunteer
coordinator, Lisa Czarny, to
find out how you can become
a Candlelighters volunteer
today.
Candlelighters is thankful to have wonderful
donors who believe in our mission. Without
strong support, we would not be able to
provide quality programs and services to
our families. Giving opportunities vary from
supporting fundraising events to making
direct donations. We accept gifts of cash,
new toys, video games and DVDs for our
hospital visits, travel-size toiletries for our
new-diagnosis bags and more. If you would
like more information on how you can help
Candlelighters Childhood Cancer Foundation
of Nevada, please contact our director of
development, Melissa Cipriano.
Board of Directors
Gail Boyle
Fair, Anderson & Langerman
Chris Jensvold
Lisa Santwer
Purdue Marion & Associates
Chris Campbell
Campbell Kagan & Associates
Catherine Laska*
Storybook Homes
Vince Schettler**
Melody Duhe
Community volunteer
Annette Logan
Nurse/consultant
Scott Gragson**
Rick McGough
Credit One Bank
Paul Hamilton
Consolidated Mortgage
Laura Riffel**
Community volunteer
*parent of childhood cancer
survivor
**cancer survivor
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Safe Nest
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Safe Nest
2915 W. Charleston Blvd., Suite 12
Las Vegas, NV 89102
[ph] (702) 877-0133 [fax] (7020 877-0955
[email protected]
www.safenest.org
Executive Director
Estelle Murphy, MPA, CEO
Our Mission
Promote the eradication of domestic
violence by providing confidential
assistance including shelter, food, clothing,
counseling, education and other services to
individuals experiencing domestic violence,
while maintaining the highest respect and
dignity for our clients.
Our Goals
August 15, 2008 at the Railhead, Boulder
Station Hotel Casino. Tickets are $20 per person to benefit Safe Nest.
25th Annual Domestic Violence Awareness
Luncheon
October 24, 2008 at the Rio All-Suite Resort.
The luncheon will include a keynote speaker,
service, volunteer and philanthropy awards.
Volunteers are instrumental
in helping Safe Nest meet the
growing demand for domes-
tic violence services in our
community. Please call (702)
877-0133 ext. 251 (or visit the
Web site at www.safenest.
org) if you are interested in
volunteering.
Your financial support makes it possible to
assist families through the most difficult times
of their lives. Please help Safe Nest by making
a secure, tax-deductible gift online by going
to www.safenest.org or by calling (702) 877-
0133 ext. 228. To make an in-kind donation of
gently used clothes or small household items,
call the donation center at (702) 257- 3800.
Board of Directors
Aggie Knoblock, president
Thomas & Mack Co.
Bob Martin
Jane Memmer, vice president
Property Line International Inc.
Isela Nejbauer
Las Vegas Valley Water District
Maria Martinez-Riach, treasurer
HEREIU Fund
Gerry Sawyer
World Market Center
Bart Roberts, secretary
Sun West Bank
Barbara Shadoan
Direct Access Lending
Kyle Clingo
Health Plan of Nevada
Gillian Silver-Rodis
Strategic Resource Consulting Group
Brent Cowin
BBI Financial Group
Shawn Spanier
SSafe Mortgage, Inc.
Randi Lyn Graber
The Sixth Degree
Raymond Specht
Toyota Financial Savings Bank
Year Established
Allen Flagg Jr.
Reality Recovery
Tyri Squyres Weinstein
Allegiant Air
1977
Colleen May
Craig Stone
KLAS-TV
Fox Rothschild
Carolyn Muse Grant
Fielden & Partners
Erica Tosh
Law Offices of Scott Schreiber
Laurie Johnson
Johnson Jacobson Wilcox
Susan Wincn
EJM Development Co.
Safe Nest relies on the generosity of people
like you to make a difference in the lives
of the women and children experiencing
domestic violence; it takes steps to ensure
that no one is turned away due to an
inability to pay. Your gift makes it possible
to sustain Safe Nest’s mission to enable
families to heal and reclaim their lives. For 31
years, Safe Nest has expanded to meet the
community need, but it can no longer keep
up with the demand for services without
facility expansions. With a capital campaign
underway to raise $6 million through
donations, the plan is to to build a 25,000square-foot Safe Nest services center.
Service Area
In Southern Nevada, families from all walks
of life experience the devastating problem
of family violence, which impacts the safety
and well-being of individuals, families and
communities. Safe Nest reaches thousands
of people through counseling, confidential
shelter, court advocacy and education.
Sponsored By
Barb Kruger
Marge Landry
Landry and Associates
Thanks to you,
they feel safe now.
Giving back is in our DNA.
Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck Is Proud To Support Safenest.
Brownstein Hyat t Farber Schreck, LLP
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Opportunity Village
Join us at the Las Vegas Great Santa Run,
December 6; visit the Magical Forest open
Opportunity Village
6300 W. Oakey Blvd.
Las Vegas, NV 89146
[ph] (702) 259-3741 [fax] (702) 259-3735
[email protected]
www.opportunityvillage.org
Volunteer to assist at
fundraising events like the
Magical Forest, where 100
volunteers a night are needed
to bring holiday cheer to
Executive Director
Edward R. Guthrie
Our Mission
Opportunity Village is a not-for-profit
organization that serves people with
intellectual disabilities, enhancing their lives
and the lives of their families.
Our Goals
To provide vocational training and
employment, advocacy, respite and
social-recreation programs to people
with intellectual disabilities. In doing so,
we encourage people to become more
independent, purpose-driven community
citizens.
Year Established
1954
Service Area
Opportunity Village serves individuals
and their families residing in Clark County,
Nevada.
Sponsored By
November 22 through December 30.
our community; lend a hand
at our famous Opportunity
Village Thrift Store, help
organize the Las Vegas Great
Santa Run … you can have
Become a donor and join our capital
campaign to build a third employment
resource center campus; support programs
and services with your cash donation; donate
goods to our thrift store, sponsor a team of
fun, help us raise desperately
needed program funds and
meet some of Las Vegas’
finest citizens. Call (702) 2593741 for details.
Santas for the Great Santa Run; join hundreds
of individuals and businesses who sponsor
a tree or a display in the Magical Forest or
consider a planned gift. Call us to find out
how you can help.
Board of Directors
Curt Anderson
Fair Anderson & Langerman
Bob Beers
State Senate
Brent Bell
Whittlesea Bell Transportation
Kenneth Burns, Esq.
Kolesar & Leatham
Heidi Canarelli
Michael Carr
Greenspun Media
Larry Carter
Desert Automotive Group
Lynette Chappell
Siegfried & Roy
Jeff Cooper
Bradshaw Smith and Co. LLP
Adam Corrigan
Corrigan Development
Rob Dondero
R&R Partners
Patrick Duffy
Brooke Dunn
Shuffle Master
Lance Earl
Hale Lane Peek Dennison and
Howard
Lynne Foster
Dick Foster Productions Inc.
Doug Fries
Mellon-Nevada
Garry Goett
Southern Highlands
John Guedry
City National Bank
Joan Hammer
Ed Jamison
Frank Martin
Martin-Harris Construction
Shannon McBeath
D. Clifford Miller
M.J. Christensen
Richard Morgan
Lionel, Sawyer & Collins
Mike Morrissey
Morrissey Insurance
Paul Murad
METROPLEX Development
Group
Scott Nielson
Station Casinos
William Oakley
1st National Bank of Nevada
Paul Pusateri
Venetian Resort Hotel & Casino
Reed Radosevich
Northern Trust Bank
Glynda Rhodes
Rhodes Homes
Kitty Rodman
Tom Schoeman, AIA
JMA Architecture Studios
Harold Sells
Jack Sheehan
Writer
Michael W. Spainhour
Marnell Corrao Associates
Mark Stark
Prudential Americana Group
Terri Sturm
Territory Incorporated
Thomas A. Thomas
Thomas & Mack Company
ARC Board of Directors
Patty Aguilar
Tricor Financial Services Ltd.
Mark Anderson
Triple Crown Painting
Brad Brennan
Bob Brown
Las Vegas Review Journal/Sun
Barbara Cegavske
Nevada State Senate
Terry Cottle
UNLV Sports Marketing Dept.
Corie Craig
Comprehensive Cash Flow
Systems
Vincent Eckelkamp
Eckelkamp Retirement Planning
Bob Fowler
Southern Wine & Spirits
Sarah Guindy
Bank of Nevada
Anne Hanson
GES
Jay Hiner
Nevada State Bank
Ed Janov
Joel Jarvis
Kaercher-Campbell & Associates
Donna Jenkin
Steve Linder
HSBC Bank Nevada N.A.
Catherine Luce
Mark Manendo
State Assembly
Kimberly Maxson Rushton
Cooper Levinson
Tim O’Callaghan
HBC Publications/Greenspun
Media Group
Terri Peck
KVVU TV Fox 5
Barrett Powley
JMA Architecture Studios
Mark Robertson
Legacy Financial Group
Kitty Rodman
Carl Rowe
Las Vegas Housing Authority
Gerald Sawyer
World Market Center
Mike Schneider
State Senate
Gregory Sholeff, M.D.
First Care Family
Hugh Sinnock
Las Vegas Convention & Visitors
Authority
Lucy Stewart
LAS Consulting Inc.
Tiffany Tiberti
Lawrence Weekly
Clark County Commission
City National Bank takes great pride in investing in the communities where
we work, live and conduct business. We have a long history of giving back to
the community through our charitable contributions and volunteer activities.
Supporting the community on The way up.®
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Crime Stoppers of Nevada
Crime Stoppers of Nevada
4750 W. Oakey Blvd.
Las Vegas, NV 89102
[ph] (702) 385-5555 [fax] (702) 828-3185
www.crimestoppersofnv.com
Fourth Annual Law Enforcement Recognition luncheon
The Orleans Hotel & Casino
October 29, 2008
Noon – 1:30 p.m.
For more information, call 838-3445.
Crime Stoppers relies on community volunteers to help execute the local Crime Stoppers
program.
Executive Director
Mike Hope / LVMPD
Our Mission
Crime Stoppers of America is dedicated
to contributing to a safer community
through gathering information related to
criminal activity and rewarding callers while
protecting their identity. Crime Stoppers has
received over 168,000 anonymous phone
calls that have helped to apprehend more
than 10,000 suspects in various criminal
cases. Often, one phone call makes all
the difference. Since its inception, Crime
Stoppers has received over 168,000 calls/
tips and recovered property valued at over
$59 million dollars. In 2008, Crime Stoppers
has received over 5,200 calls that have led
to 55 arrests and over $31,000 in recovered
property.
Our Goals
Reduce crime through community
participation and involvement.
Crime Stoppers is a privately funded,
nonprofit organization with a volunteer
board of trustees. Although it enjoys
the support of the sheriff and other law
enforcement officers, it receives no state,
city or local funding.
Year Established
1979
Service Area
Crime Stoppers has affiliates throughout the
United States and international chapters.
Crime Stoppers of Nevada services the
Clark County area.
Crime Stoppers relies on donations
from local businesses and individuals. All
donations are tax deductible. To ensure Crime
Stoppers’ viability for future years, financial
assistance from the community is needed and
appreciated.
Board of Directors
Denise Alderette Nevada State Bank
Ron Futrell
KTNV – Channel 13
Russell Petersen
Silver State Bank
Brent Bell Whittlesea-Bell
Heidi Harris
KDWN Talk show host
Tony Sanchez
Sierra Pacific Resources
Ron Bloxham Deputy District Attorney
Warren Hill
Bank of Nevada
Dennis Shipley
Cannery Casino Resorts
Travis Brady
Brady Industries
Mike Hope
LVMPD
Dan Stark
Boyd Gaming
Ken Brass
Victory Missionary Baptist
Church
Donald Martin
Fennemore Craig
Robert Young
Asian Chamber of Commerce
Michael DeStefano
National Publishing
Jana Nun
Cox Media
WHEN WE’RE SILENT
...WE’RE ALL VICTIMS
Property of Calgary Crime Stoppers Association.
Photgrapher-Jean Perron. Fever Communications.
Calgary
702-385-5555
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The Caring Place
The Caring Place has three
annual fundraising events. In
July, the ESPN Sportsman of
the Year benefit & 24-Hour
Radiothon are sponsored
by the Palms Hotel & Casino.
October is the month of
the golf tournament, and
in March, a senior prom
for cancer survivors will be
held. For more information
on these events, please call
(702) 871-7333.
The Caring Place
4425 S. Jones Blvd., Ste. 1
Las Vegas, NV 89103
[ph] (702) 871-7333 [fax] (702) 871-7334
[email protected]
www.thecaringplacenv.org
Executive Director
JD Fripp, M.Ed.
Our Mission
To support, educate and empower
individuals, children and families on their
journey with cancer in order to enhance
their quality of life.
Volunteers are utilized as instructors for our
healing therapies, including Reiki, massage
therapy, reflexology, yoga, qi gong, tai
chi, meditation, art therapy and support
groups. Volunteers are also invited to present
educational programs. In addition, volunteers
are utilized for general-office activities and
fundraising.
The Caring Place is able to share the
power of helping those touched by cancer
free of charge, thanks to the support of
generous donors. We welcome all donation
levels, whether it’s a one-time gift, a
monthly donation, annual donation or the
establishment of a matching-gifts program.
Specific donor programs:
Pioneer donors who give between $5,000
to $100,000 are recognized on our Pioneer
Recognition wall inside The Caring Place and
have naming rights to available rooms inside
the center.
Outside paver donations consist of three
levels: 4” x 8” ($125), 8” x 8” ($250), and
12” x 12” ($500).
Inside foundation stone that supports The
Caring Place Pioneers on the recognition wall.
The Caring Place also welcomes donations
of goods and services for the center,
fundraisers and events. Please call (702) 8717333 for more information.
Board of Directors
Our Goals
Connie Bernstein, chair
Clint Holmes
Rosy Chimenti
Bruce Rowe, vice chair
Paul Michael, M.D.
Daryl Richardson
To have a Southern Nevada communitybased, nonprofit organization that offers
therapies, education and information as
a complement to medical treatment for
cancer patients, their families and friends.
Al Bernstein, vice chair
Troy Reyna, M.D.
Devon Denler
Joe G. Papez, secretary/
treasurer
Sheral Rowe
Donna Hall
Vicky Van Meetren
Pati Kearns
Steve Wark
John Long
Betty Foster Garrett (Hon.)
Phil Maruncic
Selma Bartlett (Hon.)
Nikki Rudy
Mary Ann Allison, M.D., chair
Chuck Strickland
Brandon Barkhuff
Stephanie Barkhuff
Year Established
2005
Service Area
Southern Nevada
Sponsored By
Ron Bennett
David Dinkins Jr.
Compassionate Physician Care.
Fighting cancer takes strength, determination
and the support of family and friends. That’s
why we’re here, providing Las Vegas with
the latest advancements in cancer treatment
in seven locations throughout the valley.
Comprehensive Cancer Centers of Nevada
provides patients in the Las Vegas area access
to cancer research trials through affiliations
with US Oncology and UCLA. Visit us online
at www.cccnevada.com for additional
information or call (702) 952-3400.
Practice President
James Sanchez, M.D.
PHYSICIANS:
Heather Allen, M.D., FACP
Mary Ann K. Allison, M.D., FACP
Mika Cline-Burkhardt, M.D.
Andrew Cohen, M.D.
Dan Curtis, M.D.
Khoi Dao, M.D.
Farzaneh Farzin, M.D.
Matthew Galsky, M.D.
Clark Jean, M.D.
Lisa Johnson, M.D.
Edwin Kingsley, M.D.
Ronald Kline, M.D.
Rita Maity, M.D.
Raul Meoz, M.D., FACR
Paul Michael, M.D.
Anthony V. Nguyen, M.D.
Gregory Obara, M.D.
Rupesh Parikh, M.D.
Joseph Quagliana, M.D.
Nik Abdul Rashid, M.D.
Noel Rowan, M.D., FACP
Hamidreza Sanatinia, M.D.
James Sanchez, M.D.
Matthew Schwartz, M.D.
Anu Thummala, M.D.
Brian Vicuna, M.D.
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Nevada Health Centers receives many
federal, state and foundation grants that
assist with providing health care to the
uninsured. We will be planning fundraising
events for 2009 in the near future. If anyone
4415 Spring Mountain Road, Suite 103
Las Vegas, NV 89102
[ph] (702) 307-5414 [fax] (702) 307-5421
[email protected]
[email protected]
www.nvhealthcenters.org
Executive Director
Tom Chase
Our Mission
The mission of Nevada Health Centers Inc.
is to provide access to quality health care
services throughout Nevada.
Our Goals
Nevada Health Centers Inc. is founded on
the principle that all people, regardless
of where they live or their ability to pay,
have the right to quality health care
services. Through advocacy, education
and community outreach, all residents
and visitors in Nevada have full access to
affordable health care.
Year Established
Nevada Health Centers Inc. is a federally
qualified community health-center program
that was established in 1977. We began as a
rural health-center program and expanded
into Clark County in 2000. Currently, we
operate more than 30 health-center sites
and health programs throughout the state.
In addition, NVHC offers WIC services in
Clark County.
Service Area
NVHC has 13 health centers in Clark County
and 11 health centers in rural Nevada. The
Mammovan travels throughout the entire
state. Our Miles for Smiles buses provide
dental care in Clark County and Elko
County.
Sponsored By
is interested in helping with fundraising
opportunities, please contact Shirley
Hampton, director of development at
(775) 888-6619.
Nevada Health Centers
seeks volunteers to
participate in health fairs and
community-based activities
that promote health. Due
to HIPPA regulations and
insurance requirements, we
do not use volunteers in
our health centers. Contact
Michelle Agnew, chief
operations officer, to find
out more about volunteer
opportunities.
(702) 307-5414 ext. 1317.
All gifts are tax deductible
and will be used to promote
health in the specified
program and community
as designated by the donor.
Giving opportunities include:
l Capital campaign gifts:
NVHC is currently raising
money to remodel a building
on Eastern Avenue in Las
Vegas into a medical and
dental center with a current
need of $100,000. A donor
wall will include the names of
contributors.
l Miles for Smiles: A gift of
$125 covers the cost of dental
screening and cleaning for an
uninsured child.
l Mammovan: A gift of
$110 covers the cost of
a mammogram for an
uninsured woman.
l Health care for the
homeless: A gift of $75
covers the cost of an office
visit for a homeless person
with a chronic medical
condition.
l Immunizations for children:
A gift of $20 covers an
immunization visit for an
uninsured child.
Gifts of any amount are
gratefully be accepted.
Board of Directors
Daniel Giraldo, chair
Clark County
Marianne Bloom
Small-business owner
Fran Courtney, vice chair
Retired Clark County
Julie Ray
UNR, Fire Science Academy
Gerald Ackerman, treasurer
University of Nevada, School of Medicine
Jeanette Cobb
Retired nurse
Pete Kaufmann, secretary
Retired businessman
Steve Cormer
Retired businessman
Keyth Durham
Consultant
David Miller
Karen Holcher
Renown Medical Center
Bill Gordon
Retired hospital CEO
Chuck Austin
Retired businessman
Mark Esquivel
Raquel Knecht
Hispanic services
Where she lives
should never determine
whether she lives.
The Harrah’s Foundation believes that Nevada women deserve high-quality
health care wherever they are, regardless of income or insurance coverage.
That's why we've helped equip the Nevada Health Centers with a brand-new Mammovan
that will bring state-of-the-art breast-cancer screening to women in our state’s rural areas.
We’re working to drive cancer out of Nevada. You can help.
Learn more about NHC and the Mammovan at www.nvrhc.org.
The Adelson
Educational Campus.
A new, world-class
facility for our children
takes root.
CALL OR VISIT OUR WEB SITE FOR MORE INFORMATION (702)255-4500 · WWW.THEADELSONSCHOOL.ORG
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ducation profoundly defines us all. It provides the
knowledge and skills we require for life’s journey as
moral, responsible citizens of the world.
With a major gift and a visionary plan, Dr. Miriam
and Sheldon G. Adelson have planted the seeds of an
educational facility that will enrich the entire community. In creating
The Adelson Educational Campus, we are reaching for more —
three distinct schools, including brand-new middle and high schools
— that will provide our children with an education for life. It is our
vision that all of our students will become the moral and ethical
leaders of tomorrow.
The 14-acre campus is one of the finest learning facilities in
the country, featuring state-of-the-art classrooms, science labs,
a library/media center, art and music rooms, full-service kosher
dining, and a performing arts theater. There is also an indoor
competition-size swimming pool, an indoor running track, a fullsize gymnasium and a school-size gymnasium, indoor and outdoor
courts and sports fields, and so much more.
The Adelson Educational Campus has emerged as an
innovative model that serves the community by offering superior
academics built on a foundation of traditional values.
Our teachers — more than 80% of whom hold advanced
degrees — are some of the nation’s finest educators and highly
gifted experts in their fields of study. Their scholastic achievements
mirror our mission to encourage students to examine and use the
knowledge they acquire in practical and ethical ways to make this
world a better place.
As a learning laboratory, the campus will become a gathering
place where educators and students from across the community
can meet to exchange ideas and work collaboratively with the
faculty, administrators and students in addressing a wide range
of important issues, ultimately benefiting students throughout
Southern Nevada and beyond.
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9700 West Hillpointe Road in Summerlin, Nevada
THE MILTON I. SCHWARTZ
HEBREW ACADEMY
18 mos. - Grade 4
THE ADELSON
MIDDLE SCHOOL
Grades 5 - 8
THE ADELSON
UPPER SCHOOL
Grades 9 - 12
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Girl Scouts of Frontier
Council
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Girl Scouts of Frontier
Council
2941 Harris Ave.
Las Vegas, NV 89101
[ph] (702) 385-3677 [fax] (702) 385-9278
[email protected]
www.frontiercouncil.org
Executive Director
Patricia Miller
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Dessert Before Dinner — October 11, 2008
Camp Quest — April-May 2009
Product sales: nut sale November 14 to
Girl Scouts of Frontier Council needs
volunteers to serve on board committees
— finance, personnel, development.
Year-round opportunities:
l Super Service Saturday — periodic
throughout year
l Robotics — every other month
l Science/technology, environment/math
Our Mission
Girl Scouting builds girls with confidence,
courage and character who make the world
a better place.
In-kind gifts: scissor lift, van, canoe trailer,
canoes, lifejackets, kayaks, large-shade
awning, podium/lectern, picnic tables, school
Our Goals
To provide girls with leadership experience,
offering outcome-based progtrams and
activities that give girls specific knowledge,
skills, attitudes and values that will make
them leaders of their own lives as well as
leaders in their communities.
Year Established
supplies/backpacks, etc. for back-to-school
fair.
Christine Smith, president
William S. Boyd School of Law, UNLV
Elana Turner Graham, member at large
City of Las Vegas
Carolyn Wassell, executive vice president
Wassell Academy
Tondi Hobaica, member at large
KLAS Channel 8
Debra Svab, vice president, volunteer
relations
Sunrise Hospital & Medical Center
Debi Jacobson, member at large
Southwest Gas
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Service Area
Bryce Clutts, treasurer
Danoski Clutts Building Group LLC
Sponsored By
activities — monthly
International travel opportunities with girls.
Specific for 2008:
l Camporee — Oct. 2-4
l Public Land Service Day — Sept. 27
l Back to School Fair drop-in centers
— August 18.
Board of Directors
Marilyn Kirkpatrick, vice president
community relations
Assemblywoman
Southern Nevada and portions of Inyo
County, Calif.
November 30, 2008; cookie sale — February
22 to March 15, 2009
Suzette Wheeler, secretary
City of Henderson
Joe Boteilho, member at large/NC
Clark County
Micah Jones, member at large/ senior G.S.
Andre Agassi College Preparatory Academy
Nina Kuzniak, member at large, senior G.S.
Shadow Ridge High School
Winnie Cooper, member at large
Retired
Kristy Cotrell, member at large
Morton’s Flying J Travel Plaza
Kay Godbe, member at large
Chief deputy district attorney,
City of North Las Vegas
Helen Krouse, member at large
Lovelace Scientific Resources
Allie A. Lakey, member at large
Independent insurance adjusting company
Debbie Levy, member at large
Art Starts Here
Robyn Ratcliffe Manzini, member at large
Marketing and Finance
Connie McBeath, member at large
Diagnostic medical sonographer
Marie S. Ray, member at large
M.R. Whitsett Inc.
Darnell Roberts, member at large
CWS Contracting
Cheryl B. Robinson, M.D., member at large
Michele Shafe, member at large/NC
Clark County Assessor’s Office
Soozi Jones Walker, member at large
Commercial Investment Property & Leasing
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Henderson Libraries
Foundation Fund
Henderson Libraries
Foundation Fund
280 S. Green Valley Parkway
Henderson, NV 89012
[ph] (702) 492-6590 [fax] (702) 492-6678
[email protected]
www.mypubliclibrary.com
Executive Director
Tom Fay
Library Collections
We believe that library collections are the
soul of every library and we seek donors
interested in providing contributions to
Henderson Libraries’ collection.
Outreach Services
We seek donors who support efforts that
build early literacy skills in children, senior
services and service to underserved areas.
Technology Services
We believe that the 21st century library
is the provider of on-time, on-demand
information. We seek donors interested in
supporting innovative library technologies.
Capital Projects
We passionately believe that a library is
at the heart of every community. We seek
donors who share our vision of a community
with libraries and who see libraries as a
critical component in the community’s quality
of life.
Scholarships
We are committed to the development
of professional librarians and the Joan T.
Wholihan Scholarship awards, an annual
scholarship to a Southern Nevadan seeking a
master’s in library and information science.
Our Mission
The Henderson Libraries Foundation Fund
enables Henderson Libraries to continue
its mission of connecting people through
literacy by reaching into all areas of the
community to provide every citizen free
access to books and information resources.
Our Goals
The purpose of the Henderson Libraries
Foundation Fund is to support Henderson
Libraries in its mission and to improve its
financial support through gifts, grants and
bequests and to aid, assist and promote
interest in and development of Henderson
Libraries by providing financial contributions
over and above the annual operating fund.
Year Established
The Henderson Libraries Foundation Fund
was established in 2005 as a fund with
the Henderson Community Foundation. In
2007, the Joan T. Wholihan Scholarship was
merged into the Foundation Fund, further
establishing the commitment to education
of library professionals in Southern Nevada.
Service Area
Henderson Libraries primarily serves
Southern Nevada. However, as a public
library, Henderson Libraries serves all of
Nevada’s residents and visitors from other
states and countries.
Board of Directors
Ann Small
Kathy Jumper
Beverly Rogers
John Dlouhy
Keith Huffman
Colleen Bell
Tom Fay
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Junior Achievement
of Southern Nevada Inc.
Junior Achievement of
Southern Nevada Inc.
840 Grier Drive, Suite 350
Las Vegas, NV 89119
[ph] (702) 214-0500 [fax] (702) 214-0505
[email protected]
www.ja.org
Executive Director
Alan Diskin
President
Our Mission
Junior Achievement is the world’s largest
organization dedicated to educating
students about workforce readiness,
entrepreneurship and financial literacy
through experiential, hands-on programs.
Junior Achievement’s purpose is to inspire
and prepare young people to succeed in a
global economy.
Our Goals
Impact 22,500 Clark County area students
with Junior Achievement programs.
l Provide Junior Achievement programs,
through collaborations with other
nonprofits, to students in after-school
settings.
l Recruit, train and place 900 business role
models as classroom volunteers.
l Expand fundraising efforts, through
special events and corporate fundraising,
enabling Junior Achievement to impact
30,000 students by 2010.
Junior Achievement’s fundraising events are
an excellent way to have fun with friends and
colleagues while raising money in support
of Junior Achievement of Southern Nevada
programs, which are delivered free of charge
to the students of Clark County.
Here are some of the events in which you
can participate:
Bowl-A-Thon
Participate in one of Junior Achievement’s
most popular, social-fundraising events. Form
a team of five people, raise $100 each and
enjoy a party at the bowling center — all while
supporting financial literacy.
Annual golf event
Network with top executives and enjoy 18
holes on exclusive country club greens.
Stock market challenge
Experience the excitement of a simulated
stock market floor while you mix, mingle and
test your investing skills.
To be a classroom
volunteer, all we need is your
enthusiasm, life experience
and a willingness to teach
children how you took
chances and shot for the
stars. Junior Achievement
provides everything else,
including complete training,
curriculum and a classroom
ready to meet you. JA
volunteers come from all
walks of life. However, they
all have a common vision:
sharing a message of hope
and opportunity with each
and every young person they
reach. Your commitment
could vary from a single
school day to a one-hour
weekly visit for five to eight
weeks. It all depends on the
grade level of the program
you choose. You can choose
your classroom based on a
number of factors. We’re
flexible. If you are already a
JA volunteer, we thank you.
It’s your effort and selfless
dedication that truly makes a
difference. If you haven’t yet
had the opportunity, please
give Junior Achievement a
call. The impact will last a
lifetime.
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Year Established
– 1996
Junior Achievement worldwide – 1919
Service Area
provides programs to public, private and
parochial school students throughout Clark
County from kindergarten through the 12th
grade.
Would you like to...
Invest in the life of a child so that he or
she will be inspired to succeed in a global
economy?
l Help ensure that children are financially
literate and workforce ready when they
graduate?
l Maximize the effect of your charitable
giving?
With the demand for JA far greater than
we are currently able to provide, we have
developed a strategic plan that strives
to dramatically increase the number of
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classrooms reached. We can’t grow without
your help. By supporting Junior Achievement,
you are investing in an organization that has
been at the forefront of financial-literacy
education since 1919. In order to provide
these opportunities to young people, Junior
Achievement relies on financial support
from members of the community — like you.
We invite you make an investment either
personally or corporately, or by adopting a
school. On behalf of the 15,000 local young
people counting on your investment, we invite
you to give today.
Board of Directors
John Blackmon, chairman
NuStar Bank (In organization)
Steve Linder, vice chairman
HSBC Bank Nevada N.A.
Paula Colbert
Citibank (Nevada) N.A.
Michael Coleman
Sierra Health Services Inc.
Denette Corrales
U.S. Bank
Jennifer Decker
Nevada State Bank
Ryder Donohue
Michael Feder
Lewis and Roca LLP
Lisa Fields
Bank of the West
Steve Gilbert
First National Bank of Nevada
Dave Gildersleeve
Station Casinos Inc.
Kate Gilman
Ellsworth & Gilman CPA’s
DeLois Hollinger
Bank of America
Michael Humbarger
Ernst & Young LLP
DiAnna Huntsman
Toyota Financial Savings Bank
Mike Jaggers
Northrop Grumman Corporation
Norm Kirch
Embarq Communications Inc.
Michael Kryger
Deloitte
Dr. Joy Lea
Faiss Middle School
Leo Moschioni
SouthwestUSA Bank
Thomas Patchin
Brennan Holdings
Bridget Phillips
Kim Phillips
Maalouf Benefit Resources
Paul Phillips
Cox Business
Chrysanthe Georges Sawyer
Georges Marketing
Steve Schneider
Bank of Nevada
Mark Shank
Nevada Power Company
Patrick Thomas
Washington Mutual
Stacy Watkins
Jason Yates
Wells Fargo Bank
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People,
orming Lives...
4141 Meadows Lane
Las Vegas, NV 89107
[ph] (702) 877-9622 [fax] (702) 877-0856
[email protected]
www.lasvegasymca.org
Executive Director
The 15th annual YMCA Golf
Tournament will take place on
Tuesday, October 28, 2008.
This year’s event will be held
at DragonRidge Country
Club. Contact Dan Dolby
at (702) 877-7249 for more
information.
The YMCA of Southern Nevada is always
looking for volunteers. As a volunteer, you
can lead an exercise class, read to children
at Kids Gym, tutor a child in our after-school
program, coach a basketball team, cook for a
bake sale, greet people at the front desk, help
in the office or at a special event.
No matter how you help, you’ll make a big
difference. For more information, please
e-mail [email protected].
Mike Lubbe
Our Mission
To put Christian principles into practice
through programs that build healthy a mind
and body for all.
Our Goals
The YMCA of Southern Nevada’s goal is to
promote healthy bodies and minds, strong
families, good citizenship, leadership,
strength of character and spiritual growth.
vices to
dignity
At the YMCA, we strive to
make sure every child’s day
brings about bigger and
brighter achievements, but
we can’t do it alone. Your
contributions to the YMCA
Strong Kids campaign will
help grateful youth attain
skills and values to last a
lifetime. Last year, nearly
50,000 Southern Nevadans
participated in the YMCA
Board of Directors
Ryan Arnold
The Skancke Company
Year Established
Michael Benjamin
Benjamin Enterprises Las Vegas – 1944
Larry Bradley
Pro Group Management
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Cox Communications
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Steven Campbell
Campbell Development Company
Las Vegas metro areas:
4141 Meadows Lane
02.566.0494
3521 N. Durango Drive
6601 N. Buffalo Blvd.
Rick Crawford
Green Valley Grocery
Sean Evans
Wal-Mart
Sponsored By
Allan Fleming
Las Vegas Review-Journal
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generosity.
YMCA activities help children
develop valuable skills, gain
At the YMCA, one of our
confidence and build selfmost important goals has
esteem. By contributing to
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YMCA
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Richard Fraim
Robert Glaser
City National Bank
Karen Haller
Southwest Gas Corp.
Greg Heinrich
Fairway Chevrolet
William D. Jansen
Clark County Court
Martin Little, secretary
Jolley, Urga, Wirth & Woodbury
Michael Mack
Rod Martin
Majestic Realty
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Prize Records Inc.
Prize Records Inc.
5461 S. Eastern Ave.
Las Vegas, NV 89119
[ph] (702) 896-4928 [fax] (702) 896-7178
[email protected]
Executive Director
Prize Records sponsors an annual musical
event featuring recording artists and music
students throughout the Las Vegas Valley.
The Paul E. & Helen S. Meyer Foundation, as
well as other community organizations, have
also hosted events and offered generous support toward our vision.
J. Teddy Johnson
Our Mission
Prize Records Inc. works with public- and
private-educational systems nationwide
to guide students through the processes
of music performance, composition,
songwriting, music publishing, studio
engineering, graphic design, marketing
and distribution. Our mission is to increase
musical adeptness and pursue educational
excellence in talented young people.
The general operation of
Prize Records Inc. requires
approximately 60 teachers/
support staff volunteers to
mobilize 350 students during a six-week internship and
recording experience. Our
teaching staff includes: 12
vocal and instrumental instructors, two marketing and
Our Goals
To support and promote music education
in public schools
Support may be offered to Prize Records in
a number of ways:
To applaud the work of music educators
and reinforce student achievement
The overall cost to produce a Prize CD is
$30,000. Any individual, corporation or other
organization making a $30,000 cash contribution by check or money order to Prize
Records Inc. will be notably recognized as the
executive producer on the CD cover.
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To assist students in exceeding the national standards for music education
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To increase student awareness of career
opportunities in the music industry
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To strengthen and build music programs in
inner-city schools
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To organize work/learning experiences for
precocious at-risk youth
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distribution team instructors,
two photography and graphic
design instructors, two publishing instructors (including
composition and songwriting),
one recording engineer and
one producer. Our support
staff comprises a minimum of
40 volunteers serving on five
different teams: a registration
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with a $5,000 contribution that covers all
registration fees, internship and training expenses as well as transportation costs for the
team, a food team, a
site-management team, a
transportation team and an
audio-visual team. Volunteers
can also assist with office
support, grant writing or our
annual fundraising event. For
more information about volunteer opportunities, please
contact our office.
participating school or group.
l Food, water and beverages may be donated to the program for the training seminars
and studio-recording sessions.
l The following registration materials are
needed: Prize Records folders with inside
pockets and organization logo; pens and pencils with Prize Records info and logo; Prize
Records T-shirts, nametags and large labels.
For additional giving opportunities, please
check out our Web site at www.PrizeRecords.
org.
Board of Directors
Year Established
Established in 2004, Prize Records is the
only nonprofit organization of its kind to
date.
Sponsored By
J. Teddy Johnson, president
Jeff Morgan, director
BA Music Education
Jody A. Regenhardt, secretary
Byron Brown, director
Charles Reid, director
Randall Cunningham, director
MA Music
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Todd Slusher, director
Kayla Gilmore, director
Building & Land Development Company
MA Communications
Dr. Silas M. Townsend, director
Pamela Camille Johnson, treasurer
BA Music
Mark Matson, director
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Through the Eyes
of a Child Foundation
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Through the Eyes
of a Child Foundation
P. O. Box 96686
Las Vegas, NV 89193
[ph]: (702) 241-6161 [fax] (702) 851-4270
[email protected]
www.throughtheeyesofachildfoundation.org
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APPROVED:
We are hope you will be interested in
partnering with a worthy cause that helps
children in our community who are victims
of parental or guardian physical abuse,
neglect, sexual abuse and/or abandonment.
These children just need a second chance.
Through the Eyes of a Child Foundation holds
fundraisers in which we look for corporate
and community partners. In addition, we
encourage you to host a fundraiser of your
own. Use your imagination and come up
with a fun way to raise funds. Goals might be
sponsoring a particular activity or helping to
send a student to college. Call the foundation
to let us know you are interested in hosting a
fundraiser and we will provide assistance by
offering informational materials, suggestions,
volunteers and overall support.
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Executive Director
Jennifer Courier, President
Our Mission
provides cultural, athletic and educational
scholarships to abused, abandoned and
neglected children who are current or
former residents of the emergency shelter
Child Haven. The foundation encourages
them to reach their potential and to provide
hope for a successful future.
Our Goals
The foundation aims to assist the abused,
neglected and abandoned children of
Child Haven by contributing to their
healthy development and self-esteem via
scholarships, on- and off-site activities and
facility improvements.
Year Established
A few minutes of support
and mentorship can
encourage a lifetime of selfconfidence and positive
memories. Volunteering is a
great way to help, whether
you can give a few hours
each month or a few days
throughout each year.
Volunteers can assist
Through the Eyes of a
Child with its on- and offcampus activities, which
are completely planned and
executed by volunteers. The
foundation provides four
activities on the Child Haven
campus annually. These
events include a spring BBQ,
a summer water-fun day, a
Halloween carnival and a
December holiday-cookie
decorating party. These
special functions allow
the children to escape the
reality of their circumstances
and to be enveloped with
positive energy and have
the opportunity to be kids
again. The foundation also
plans off-campus events,
i.e. the Nevada Ballet
Theater, the Lied Discovery
Children’s Museum and
professional sporting events
for entertainment and
educational purposes.
With many of the children at Child Haven
already traumatized by horrible experiences,
helps to lighten the darkness of their young
and impressionable lives. You can make a
difference. One of the most impactful ways
is to make a monetary donation. Donations
of all amounts are welcome and can be made
as a one-time gift or a recurring monthly
donation. You can go directly to our Web site,
www.throughtheeyesofachildfoundation.org,
to make a tax-deductible donation or call us
at (702) 241-6161.
For those who would like to make a more
direct impact, sponsor a child thorough a
scholarship or sponsor an activity. We pair
a volunteer with a child who desperately
needs scholarship funding in areas such as
culinary training, purchasing an instrument
or schoolwork tutoring. On-campus activities
range from $500 to $1,000 and off-campus
activities range from $250 to $600. Through
the Eyes of a Child is always seeking activitysponsorship dollars as well as in-kind goods
and services such as food, prizes and
equipment. Through the Eyes of a Child
Foundation is able to help many children,
thanks to the support and generosity of
individual and business donors.
2002
Board of Directors
Service Area
Jennifer Courrier, president
Turnberry Associates
Gwen Harvey
Bank of George
Virginia Knudsen, chair
Bank of George
Laurie Johnson
Johnson Jacobson Wilcox
Angela Bauer
Clark County
Erica Knudsen
Nigro Development
Paige Candee
Purdue Marion & Associates
Randy Lyn Graber
The Sixth Degree
Danielle DeBenedittis
Turnberry Associates
Patricia Saavedra
Human Resource Business Partners
Through the Eyes of a Child provides
funding opportunities for any child who
resides, or resided at, the Clark County
Department of Family Services emergency
shelter Child Haven, regardless of their
current living situation.
Sallie Doebler
United Construction Company
Never Underestimate the
Power of Giving.
Giving cuts through the oceans that divide us and
brightens the lives it touches. Perini Building Company is
proud to support the Las Vegas Community.
702.792.9209
www.perini.com
Building relationships on trust nationally for over 114 years.
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Clark County School District’s
School-Community Partnership
Program Focus School Project
Clark County School
District’s School-Community
Partnership Program Focus
School Project
5450 W. Sahara Ave., Suite 250
Las Vegas, NV 89146-0382
[ph](702) 799-6560 [fax] (702) 799-6570
[email protected]
www.partnership.ccsd.net
Executive Director
Bridget Phillips
The success of the Focus
School project is not based
on direct fundraising
efforts, but more on
human resources. However,
schools may have individual
fundraising activities that
business partners can
support.
Large or small, any business, organization or
agency can become a Focus School project
partner. Once matched, school administrators
and business representatives meet to address
specific needs and determine viable resources
to address those needs. These needs tend to
center largely around volunteer opportunities.
Beverly Mason
Our Mission
The Focus School Project is created to
match Clark County schools one-on-one
with businesses, organizations, agencies
and individuals who have the ability to bring
additional resources to at-risk students.
Our Goals
Our goal is to assess and address the special
needs of Clark County students through
programs involving classroom volunteers,
health, equipment upgrades, facility
enhancements, mentors, office assistance,
readers, students incentives, teacher
recognition, and tutors.
Year Establised
1989
Service Area
Helping students in 127 schools throughout
the Clark County School District with their
educational and social needs.
Sponsored By
Giving opportunities are
limitless and directly benefit
each sponsored school. Some
of the most-appreciated
efforts include donations
of time, talent and material.
Below is a sampling of
opportunities which may
greatly improve the quality of
life for students.
l Teacher incentives and
appreciation
l Teacher assistance
Tutoring
Judging science fairs, art
and essay contests
l Guest speaking/
presentations
l Supervision, assistance of
event help
l Holiday baskets and gifts
l Nevada Reading Week
l Volunteer labor, installation
of equipment and painting
l Dental, eye and
immunization screenings
Health kits
Funds for Safe Key
l Tours of business partners’
site
l DARE graduation sponsor
l Donating school supplies
and library books
l Funding of buses for field
trips
l Award pins and drawing
prizes
l Food drives
l Clothing drives
William Martin, member
Service 1st Bank of Nevada
Jacque Matthews, member
Matthews Communications
Hilary McClain, member
MGM Mirage
Sandy Miller, member
Community volunteer
Al O’Neal, member
community volunteer
Willie Robinson, member
Steve Schorr, member
Cox Communications
Foundation
Carla Steinforth, member
Community volunteer
Tom Warden, member
The Howard Hughes
Corporation
Elaine Wynn, member
Wynn Las Vegas
Judi Steele, member
Clark County Public Education
Diana Villanueva, member
Citibank Nevada
Lee Winston, member
Community volunteer
Richard Bunker, emeritus
member
Bunker & Associates
Mark Fine, emeritus member
Mark L. Fine Inc.
Brian Cram, emeritus member
Greenspun Family Foundation
Shelley Berkley, emeritus
member
U.S. Congresswoman
Kenny Guinn, emeritus
member
Citibank Nevada
Robin Greenspun, emeritus
member
Barbara Mulholland, emeritus
member
Community volunteer
Dennis Stein, emeritus
member
Community volunteer
DJ Allen, needs notify
Imagine Marketing
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Steve Linder, chair
HSBC Bank Nevada, N.A.
Lisa Brown, vice chair
Nevada Title Company
Ms. Elaina Blake, member
Blake & Associates
Bonnie Bryan, member
Community volunteer
Maria Chavez, member
Clark County School DistrictWard E.S.
Chanda Cook, member
Community volunteer
Jenny DesVaux Oakes,
member
Community volunteer
Richard Fraim, member
Community volunteer
Douglas Gillespie, member
Las Vegas Metropolitan Police
Department
Robert Griess, member
Community volunteer
Augie Gurrola, member
Community volunteer
Lon Kruger, member
UNLV head coach men’s
basketball
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The Smith Center
for the Performing Arts
The Smith Center
for the Performing Arts
6725 Via Austi Parkway, Suite 360
Las Vegas, NV 89119
[ph] (702) 614-0109 [fax] (702) 614-0205
[email protected]
www.TheSmithCenter.com
We are forming and deepening relationships with local
arts groups and community-service organizations in
order to keep the community
informed of our plans and
progress. If you are interested
in scheduling a speaking engagement for your organization, please contact Tessie
Poggione, development officer at tessiepoggione@
thesmithcenter.com or (702)
614-0109.
Executive Director
Myron G. Martin
Our Mission
To enhance quality of life for Southern
Nevadans by providing first-class cultural
and educational programming in worldclass facilities in addition to furthering
the community’s social and economic
development.
Our Goals
The Smith Center will place Las Vegas
on the world stage for performing arts,
attracting world-class artistry, diverse
productions and a highly skilled workforce.
It will bring together the entire community,
fostering children’s talent and creativity.
Patrons will stimulate economic activity in
the downtown area, driving traffic to nearby
restaurants and retail establishments.
Year Established
Las Vegas Performing Arts Foundation
(LVPACF) was established in 1996.
Service Area
The Smith Center for the Performing Arts
will be located downtown within the 61-acre
Union Park development. Its central location
makes it an attractive destination for all
residents in the valley.
In light of The Smith Center’s prominent role
in the development of culture in Southern
Nevada and its strong commitment to arts
education, giving to The Smith Center is an
opportunity to create a lasting legacy. It’s
been said that The Smith Center will be the
most important complex built in our lifetime
in Southern Nevada. We are currently raising
capital-campaign support prior to breaking
ground in early 2009. Boxes on the tiers of
the main hall, along with other distinctive elements of the complex are available for naming. In addition, we are seeking corporate
sponsorships, individual gifts and sponsors
for educational programming. For more information, please contact Tessie Poggione,
development officer at [email protected] or (702) 614-0109.
Board of Directors
Donald D. Snyder, chair
Dr. Keith Boman, vice chair
Kim Sinatra, secretary/treasurer
Wynn Resorts, Limited
Gary N. Jacobs, assistant secretary
MGM Mirage
Charles Atwood, vice chair
Senator Richard Bryan
Lionel Sawyer & Collins
Alan M. Feldman
MGM Mirage
Robert Forbuss
Strategic Alliances
Nancy Houssels, co-chair
Nevada Ballet Theatre
Scott MacTaggart
Lewis and Roca LLP
Richard Plaster
Signature Homes
Jacqulyn C. Shropshire, former chair
Las Vegas-Clark County Urban League
Roger Thomas
Wynn Design & Development
Nonprofit
Directory
A listing of 501(c)(3) nonprofits in Southern
Nevada, as provided by the Internal Revenue
Service. Organizations that receive this designation
are commonly referred to as charitable organizations and are eligible to receive tax-deductible
contributions.
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Southern Nevada 501(c)(3) Listings
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Affordable Housing Program Inc
420 N. 10th St, Las Vegas 89101
American Help Foundation Inc
3441 S Eastern Ave, Las Vegas 89169
African Afts Productions Inc
PO Box 271293, Las Vegas 89127
American Heritage Independent
6126 S Sandhill Rd Ste C, Las Vegas 89120
African-American Cultural Arts Foundation
1701 N. Jones Blvd, Apt 1068, Las Vegas 89108
American Homeowners Association Inc
5250 S Rainbow Blvd Unit 1017, Las Vegas 89118
Aftermath Productions Inc
3041 Anchor Chain Dr, Las Vegas 89128
American Humanist Association
2250 Bildad Dr, Henderson 89044
AGC Scholarship
150 N. Durango Dr, Ste. 100, Las Vegas 89145
American Inns of Court Foundation
200 Lewis Ave Dept 17, Las Vegas 89101
Aglow International
556 Pacer Terrace, Henderson 89002
American Institute of Graphic Arts
Ahada Productions Community Center
1355 W. Owens Ave., Las Vegas 89106
American Lute Seminars Incorporated
6501 W Charleston 154, Las Vegas 89102
Aid for Aids of Nevada Inc.
701 Shadow Ln. Ste. 170, Las Vegas 89106
American Mothers Inc
3032 Via Meridiana, Henderson 89052
Aids Hospice of Nevada
1111 Desert Ln, Las Vegas 89102
American Music Festival Corporation
213 Shadow Ln, Las Vegas 89106
4x Study Group Inc.
7545 Summer Crest Ln, Las Vegas, 89129
Aj Kovel Family Foundation
2300 W. Sahara Ave, Ste 1110, Las Vegas 89102
American Orff-Schulwerk Association
2024 Spruce Brook Dr, Henderson 89074
51 Club
46 Magnesium St, Henderson 89015
Aja Charitable Fund
9921 Covington Cross Dr, St. 105a, Las Vegas 89144
American Rose Society
1112 Oak Tree Ln, Las Vegas 89108
Al-Amal Institute for The Disabled
2245 N Green Valley Pkwy, Ste. 649, Henderson 89014
American Sanctuaries and Shelters Association
2308 Chatfield Dr, Las Vegas 89128
A Better Choice Pregnancy Services
860 E Sahara Ave, Ste 1, Las Vegas 89104
Alano Club Incorporated of Clark County Nevada
3310 S Nellis Blvd., Ste. 22, Las Vegas 89121
American Sewing Guild Inc
9718 Camino Capistrano Ln, Las Vegas 89147
A Chance Connection
9309 Secenic Mountain Lane, Las Vegas 89117
Alexander Dawson Foundation
4045 Spencer St., Ste. 312, Las Vegas 89119
American Society for Education & Training In Aviation
4001 S Decatur Blvd Ste 14, Las Vegas 89103
A Charitable Foundation Corporation
2657 Windmill Pkwy, Ste 220, Henderson 89074
Alfred and Marjorie Rappaport Foundation
1102 Vegas Valley Dr., Las Vegas 89109
American Society for Training and Development
A H Films
3000 W Charleston Blvd, Ste 5, Las Vegas 89102
A-list Inc.
1831 Pago Ct, Las Vegas 89117
American Society of Acupuncture Inc
3111 Bel Air Dr, Las Vegas 89109
A Hand Up
900 S Pavillion Center Dr Las Vegas 89144
All Denominations Against Hunger and Terrorism Inc.
4306 Greenhill Dr, Las Vegas 89121
A Lift Up Org
3310 S Nellis Blvd., Ste 28, Las Vegas 89121
All Smiles Inc.
3225 Mcleod Dr, Ste. 110, Las Vegas 89121
American Society of Heating Refrigerating & A/C
Engineers
805 Grape Vine Ave, Henderson 89002
A More Perfect Union
620 Hidden Valley Dr, Henderson 89002
All Students Academic Partnership
A Plus Speech and Learning Inc
375 E Warm Springs Rd., Ste. 104 18, Las Vegas 89119
Allender Family Foundation Inc
2733 Marie Antoinette St, Henderson 89044
A Second Chance for W I N G S
PO Box 621921 Las Vegas 89162
Allied Arts Council
401 S 4th St 110, Las Vegas 89101
A Time in History Incorporated
4161 S Eastern Ave, Las Vegas 89119
Allied Services for Aids Prevention
820 Shadow Ln 203a, Las Vegas, 89106
A To Z Dance Foundation of Nevada Inc
1408 E Owens Ave, North Las Vegas, 89030
Al-Maun - Neighborly Needs - of Las Vegas NV
711 Morgan Ave, Las Vegas, 89106
AAA Job Search and Development
2921 Moretta Ct., North Las Vegas 89086
Alpha Epsilon Delta
4505 Maryland Pkwy Box 454001, Las Vegas 89154
Aace International
6226 W. Sahara Ave, Ste 10, Las Vegas 89151
Alpha Programs Inc
5904 Jerry Dr, Las Vegas 89108
Abiyay
10669 Refectory Ave, Las Vegas 89135
Als of Nevada
6370 W Flamingo Rd Ste 3, Las Vegas 89103
Abused & Battered Children - A-B-C
2929 Carnelian St, Las Vegas 89121
Amanda & Stacy Darling Memorial Foundation
142 E Robindale Rd, Las Vegas 89123
Academic Coaching Services ACS Foundation Inc
3540 W. Sahara Ave. PMB 129, Las Vegas 89102
American Academy of Neurological & Orthopaedic
Surgery
10 Cascade Creek Ln, Las Vegas 89113
100 Black Men of Las Vegas Inc
10000 Kids Inc.
3518 Tullp Garden Dr, Las Vegas 89142
18 Society Foundation
2501 N Green Valley Pkwy. Ste 128Henderson 89014
1997 Nat. Governors Association Annual Meeting Host
Committee Inc
555 E Washington Ave, Ste 600, Las Vegas 89101
20th International Alcoholics Anonymous Mens Conf.
302 Carson Ave, Ste 600, Las Vegas 89101
32nd Street Theater Company
3630 N Rancho Dr Ste 101, Las Vegas 89130
4-H Clubs & Affiliated 4-H Organizations
8050 S Maryland Pkwy, Las Vegas 89123
5520 Ghost Rider Ct., Las Vegas 89131
6970 S Valley View Blvd, Las Vegas 89118
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Academy of African American Studies
1331 S Rainbow Blvd, Ste 102, Las Vegas 89146
Accent People
Ace of Hearts Foundation
4920 N El Capitan Way, Las Vegas 89149
Act Today Foundation
723 S. Casino Center Blvd, Las Vegas 89101
ADHD Child Advocate Services
1944 Sioux City Ct, Henderson 89052
Adopt-a-Rescue-Pet
4355 Topaz St, Las Vegas 89121
Advance Perfect Health Research Institute Inc
2232 S Nellis Blvd., PMB 314, Las Vegas 89104
Advanced Learning Group
2211 N Rampart Blvd, Box 138, Las Vegas 89128
Adventures in Life
2389-C Renaissance Court Dr., Las Vegas 89119
AFCEA Educational Foundation
4008 Tyndall Ave. B445, Nellis AFB, 89191
Affordable Housing for Everyone Inc
3433 Ringstar Rd, Ste, 6, North Las Vegas 89030
American String Teachers Association Incorporated
5826 W Viking Rd, Las Vegas 89103
American Tax Research Foundation Inc
American Volkssport Association Inc
American Voter
3108 La Mesa Dr, Henderson 89014
American Wheelchair Veterans Association
5355 Madre Mesa Dr, Las Vegas 89108
Americans for Mental Health Inc
900 Alan Shepard St, Las Vegas, 89145
Americas Childrens Charities Inc
3190 Westwind Rd, Las Vegas 89146
Americas Wild Horse Advocates
PO Box 156, Blue Diamond 89004
Amerindian Inc
609 Kenny Way, Las Vegas 89107
Amigos Foundation
166 Mirador St, Henderso, 89074
Amirana Foundation
10220 Los Padres Pl, Las Vegas 89134
American Association of Family and Consumer Sciences
270 E Long Acres Dr, Henderson 89015
Amitabha Society of Las Vegas
American Bald Eagle Society Inc
2657 Windmill Pkwy 239, Henderson 89074
Andress Family Foundation
2300 W Sahara Ave Ste 670, Las Vegas 89102
American Chemical Society
4505 S Maryland Pkwy 454003, Las Vegas 89154
Andrew E Vanstrom Trust
PO Box 95021, Henderson 89009
American Civil Liberties Union of Nevada Foundation Inc
325 S Third Street, Las Vegas 89101
Andrew Lessman Foundation
430 Parkson Rd, Henderson 89011
American College of Physicians
3006 S Maryland Pkwy Ste 780, Las Vegas 89109
Angels in the Community Inc
9325 Aston Martin Dr, Las Vegas 89117
American Entertainment Foundation Ltd
3155 Patrick Ln, Las Vegas 89120
Angels International Inc
4535-150m W Sahara Ave Ste 105, Las Vegas 89102
American Family Coalition Inc
1740 Leonard Ln, Las Vegas 89108
Angels of Mercy
101 S Rainbow Blvd, Las Vegas 89145
American Flamenco Theatre
400 Viewmont Dr, Henderson 89015
Animal Adoptions Ltd
PO Box 90640, Henderson 89009
American Gem Society-Jewelers Education Foundation
8881 W Sahara Ave, Las Vegas 89117
Animal League of Nevada
American Guild of Organists
3132 Rowland St, Las Vegas 89108
Animal Society
723 S Casino Center Blvd 2nd Fl, Las Vegas 89101
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Anime Vegas
5015 W Sahara Ave PMB 125-131, Las Vegas 89146
Badger Family Foundation
300 S 4th Street, Las Vegas 89101
Boricua Association of Las Vegas
Ann Palmer Foundation
404 Nevada Hwy, Boulder City 89005
Bahais of Clark County West
3741 Westwind Rd, Las Vegas 89103
Bosnian American Society of Las Vegas Inc
8101 W Flamingo Rd Unit 2015, Las Vegas 89147
Applied Scholastics International
1018 E Sahara Ave Ste D, Las Vegas 89104
Baker Park Community School Association
1020 E Saint Louis Ave, Las Vegas 89104
Boston Terrier Club-Rescue of Southern Nevada
4406 Annie Oakley Dr, Las Vegas 89121
Apprentice Painters Training Program
1701 Whitney Mesa Dr Ste 106, Henderson 89014
Balkan Humanitarian Society
6160 Spring Mountain Rd, Las Vegas 89146
Boughner Family Foundation
Archibald C & Frances F Rufty Foundation
9713 Highridge Dr, Las Vegas 89134
Barnson Dallimore Nakamura Memorial Scholarship
612 S 7th St, Las Vegas 89101
Boulder City Art Guild Inc
PO Box 60204, Boulder City 89006
Archie Grant Park Resident Council
1713 Searles Ave Apt A, Las Vegas 89101
Barrys Boxing A Nonprofit Corporation
2664 S Highland Dr, Las Vegas 89109
Boulder City BMX
Arielles Children Perianal Crohns Charity Inc
Barrys Boxing A Nonprofit Corporation 06-01
2763 S Highland Dr, Las Vegas 89109
Boulder City Ballet Company
1225 Arizona St, Boulder City 89005
Armenian American Club of Las Vegas Inc
Bartenders Local 165 Joint Apprenticeship Committee
Boulder City Citizens Academy Alumni Association
1005 Arizona St, Boulder City 89005
Armenian American Endodontic Association
3975 S Durango Dr Ste 107, Las Vegas 89147
Basin and Range Trail Advocates
Boulder City Cultural Center Inc
Armstrong Ray & Ross Inc
300 West Owens, Las Vegas 89106
BC Free Inc
Boulder City Folk Festival
1515 Irene Dr , Boulder City 89005
Arrive Alive Inc
5520 Edna Ave, Las Vegas 89146
BC Senior Housing Services Inc
1594 Bermuda Dunes Dr , Boulder City 89005
Boulder City Hospital Foundation
901 Adams Blvd, Boulder City 89005
Art 4 Kids Inc
8370 W Cheyenne Ave Ste 109 B, Las Vegas 89129
Becker Community School
9110 Hillpointe Rd, Las Vegas 89134
Boulder City Hospital Inc
Art Quotient Inc
2657 Windmill Pkwy 166, Henderson 89074
Beckers Family Foundation
1555 E Flamingo Rd, Las Vegas 89119
Boulder City Museum & Historical Association
PO Box 60516, Boulder Cit, 89006
Art Works For Everyone Inc
8752 Beluga Way, Las Vegas 89117
Believe & Achieve Youth Group
8555 W Russell Rd Unit 2065, Las Vegas 89113
Boulder City Public Art Scape Inc
Arthur D Sartini Plaza & Annex Resident Council
900 Brush St, Las Vegas 89107
Ben-Hair Productions
4359 W Charleston Blvd, Las Vegas 89102
Boulder City Sunrise Rotary Foundation
Arts Alive Downtown Henderson Inc
2621 Pebblegold Ave, Henderson 89074
Bereaved Parents of The Usa
4320 W La Madre Way, North Las Vegas 89031
Boulder City Youth Advocacy Council
402 Nevada Hwy, Boulder City 89005
Arts Council of Henderson
246 Water Bridge Ct, Henderson 89012
Bet Knesset Bamidbar at Sun City Summerlin
ASAP Services Inc - a nonprofit corp
3175 E Warm Springs Rd Ste 117, Las Vegas 89120
Bethesda Foundation
6075 S Eastern Ave Ste 1, Las Vegas 89119
Boulder Dam Hotel Assoc. Inc Renovation-Restoration
Fund
722 Canyon Rd , Boulder City 89005
Asian Pacific American Police Assoc
10120 Cresent Mesa Ln, Las Vegas 89145
Betsy Joiner-Flanagan Foundation
1240 Dressen Ave, Las Vegas 89123
Assistance League of Las Vegas Sanford & Co
6446 W Charleston Blvd, Las Vegas 89146
Beverly and Jim Rogers Museum of Lone Pine Film History
1500 Foremaster Ln, Las Vegas 89101
Assisted Funding Foundation Inc
9136 Gabardine Ave, Las Vegas 89149
BFB Foundation
Association for Homeless American Veterans Inc
6021 Topaz St, Las Vegas 89120
Bhodhiyana Meditation Center Inc
1221 N Mallard St, Las Vegas 89108
Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development
3170 Laurel Ave, Henderson 89014
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Nevada
4045 Spencer St Ste A57, Las Vegas 89119
Association for the Integration of the Whole Person
5848 Addy Ln, North Las Vegas 89081
Big Four Educational Film Theatre Foundation
3920 Schiff Dr, Las Vegas 89103
Association of International Marathons and Road Races
Binion Family Foundation
9901 Covington Cross Dr Ste 190, Las Vegas 89144
Association of Notre Dame Clubs Inc
515 Dunbar Dr, Henderson 89014
Bioclarity Therapy
2881 S Valley View Blvd Ste 16, Las Vegas 89102
Association of Nurses In Aids Care
2300 S Rancho Dr Ste 205, Las Vegas 89102
Bird Adoption and Placement Center
4214 Rustic Ct, North Las Vegas 89031
Association of Personal Computer User Groups Inc
3155 E Patrick Ln Ste 1, Las Vegas 89120
Bischoff Family Foundation
9400 Laguna Niguel Dr Unit 102, Las Vegas 89134
Assyrian American Society of Las Vegas
2725 Tidewater Ct, Las Vegas 89117
Bishop Gorman Development Corporation
Astronomical Society of Southern Nevada
4318 Ridgecrest Dr, Las Vegas 89121
Black Foundation of 1986
2136 Mohigan Way, Las Vegas 89169
Atomic Age Alliance
2620 S Maryland Pky, Las Vegas 89109
Black Talon Inc
4450 El Tovar Rd, Las Vegas 89115
Atomic Veterans Victims of America
Bless the Beasts and the Children Foundation
551 Baldridge Dr, Henderson 89014
Austin Dancers Inc
2008 Cedar Hills St, Las Vegas 89128
Blind Center of Nevada Inc
1001 N Bruce St, Las Vegas 89101
Auxiliary of the Boulder City Hospital Inc
Blind Connect Inc
1604 Bluestone Dr, Las Vegas 89108
Aviation Nation Foundation
1550 San Jaun Hills Dr 104, Las Vegas 89134
Blind Solutions
1055 E Flamingo Rd Apt 709, Las Vegas 89119
Awakenings Center Inc
3484 Gosling St, Las Vegas 89117
Blue Oak Charitable Fund
Awareness Center UCM 316
5146 Caliente St, Las Vegas 89119
Blue Star Mothers America Inc
11021 Cherwell Ct, Las Vegas 89144
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Blueback SS581 Association
221n Lakewood Garden Dr, Las Vegas 89148
B E A Family Inc
82 Innisbrook Ave, Las Vegas 89113
Bluecoats of Northern Nevada Inc
4100 W Flamingo Rd Ste 1100, Las Vegas 89103
Baba Deep Singh Ji Shahid Charitable Society Inc
4142 Coran Ln, Las Vegas 89108
Bob Stupak Foundation
1301 S 6th St, Las Vegas, 89104
Baby 1 Foundation
3050 W Cheyenne Ave, North Las Vegas 89032
Bon-Jo Dolls Foundation Incorporated
7104 Via Campanile Ave, Las Vegas 89131
Boy Scouts of America
7220 Paradise Rd, Las Vegas 89119
Boys Hope Girls Hope
Boys Scouts of America Las Vegas Area Council Inc
7220 Paradise Rd, Las Vegas 89119
Brainstormers Inc
3941 Copperhead Hills St, Las Vegas 89129
Braunstein Foundation
1705 Calle De Espana, Las Vegas, 89102
Breast Cancer Coalition of Nevada Inc
Brenden Mann Foundation
4321 W Flamingo Rd, Las Vegas 89103
Brett Torino Foundation
4455 Wagon Trail Ave, Las Vegas 89118
Bridge Counseling Associates Inc
1701 W Charleston Blvd Ste 400, Las Vegas 89102
Brinley Community School
6150 Smoke Ranch Rd, Las Vegas 89108
Brokenshire International Foundation Inc
10920 Santorini Dr, Las Vegas 89141
Brothers United in the Last Days
1309 Riverside Dr, Las Vegas 89106
Bruce C Fisher Foundation
22 Pheasant Ridge Pl, Henderson 89014
Buckingham Foundation
7560 Widewing Dr, North Las Vegas 89084
Buddhist Enlightment Society
3311 El Camino Rd, Las Vegas 89146
Buffalo Ranch Inc
130 Madge Ln, Las Vegas 89110
Bullie Buddies of Las Vegas
7070 Ovation Way, Las Vegas 89119
Burton Family and Friends Foundation
6200 Foxcroft Ave, Las Vegas 89108
Business Mens Fellowship USA
Business Watch Network Inc
4020 Schiff Dr, Las Vegas 89103
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C & O Thrift Store Inc
1164 W Lake Mead Blvd # 1176, Las Vegas, 89106
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Calif.-Nev. Super Speed Ground Transportation
Commission
400 E Stewart Ave, Las Vegas, 89101
Cal-Nev-Ari-Kidwell Charitable Foundation
3770 Howard Hughes Pkwy Ste 195, Las Vegas, 89169
Camino De Santidad
3834 Schiff Dr, Las Vegas, 89103
Camp Brotherhood
PO Box 271085, Las Vegas, 89127
Camp Kiwani Youth Inc
3085 Cabachon Ave, Las Vegas, 89121
Cancer & Chronic Illness Center Foundation Inc
PO Box 530910, Henderson, 89053
Cancer Care Foundation Inc
3509 E Harmon Ave, Las Vegas, 89121
Cancer Research Foundation Inc
Candlelighters for Childhood Cancer
3201 S Maryland Pkwy Ste 600, Las Vegas, 89109
Canyon Ridge Foundation Inc
6200 W Lone Mountain Rd, Las Vegas, 89130
Capital Heights Senior Living Facility Inc
3807 Discovery Creek Ave, North Las Vegas, 89031
Captives Free Christian Center
1340 Lawry Ave, Las Vegas, 89106
Cardwell Charitable Trust
505 E Windmill Lane 1b Ste 158, Las Vegas, 89123
Caring Place
4425 S Jones Blvd Ste 1, Las Vegas, 89103
Carribean Cultural Development
920 Spruce Cir, Las Vegas, 89106
Carver Family Foundation
3320 N Buffalo Dr Ste 205b, Las Vegas, 89129
Casa De Oracion
2222 E Cheyenne Ave, North Las Vegas, 89030
Casa Foundation
601 N Pecos Rd, Las Vegas, 89101
Cashman Family Foundation
2300 W Sahara Ave Ste 1110, Las Vegas, 89102
Cat Lovers of Las Vegas
300 Arnold St, Las Vegas, 89106
Catharine C Chism Trust FBO The Northwest Kidney Center
CCSN McFarland Housing Inc
1501 Las Vegas Blvd N, Las Vegas, 89101
CCSN Mojave Project Inc
CCSN-CTS Annex Inc
Centaur Research Foundation
6394 Venus Vale Ct, Las Vegas, 89156
Center for Academic Research & Enrichment
5155 S Torrey Pines Dr Apt 2154, Las Vegas, 89118
Center for Compassionate Care
4141 Swenson St, Las Vegas, 89119
Center for Creative Therapeutic Arts
6375 W Charleston Blvd, Las Vegas, 89146
Center for Independent Living Inc
Center for Overweight-Obese Children Inc
4100 Lighthouse Ave, Las Vegas, 89110
Center for Space Sciences Inc
4640 S Eastern Ave, Las Vegas, 89119
Center for Spiritual Growth
1709 Fontenelle St, Las Vegas, 89102
Center for Teaching Excellence
4230 Mcleod Dr, Las Vegas, 89121
Central City Development Committee Inc
Cerahs Project
2620 Regatta Dr Ste 102, Las Vegas, 89128
Ceramics & Crafts of Las Vegas NV Association Inc
933 N Christy Ln, Las Vegas, 89110
Cerebral Palsy Foundation of Nevada
1516 E Tropicana, Las Vegas, 89119
Challenge-CKADS
2009 Sombrero Dr, Las Vegas, 89169
Changing Direction Inc
1900 S Jones Blvd, Las Vegas, 89146
Charitable Cancer and Medical Clinics of America
Charles R Norton Family Foundation
4 Promontory Ridge Dr, Las Vegas, 89135
Charleston Heights Community School Association
6438 Celeste Ave, Las Vegas, 89107
Clark County Fire Fighters Burn Foundation Inc
7714 Royal Oaks Rd, Las Vegas, 89123
Chef for Kids Inc
Clark County Health Access Consortium Inc
835 Shetland Rd, Las Vegas, 89107
Chesed Foundation
1261 Arville St, Las Vegas, 89102
Clark County Legal Services Program
Child Focus
4310 Cameron St Ste 13, Las Vegas, 89103
Clark County Medical Society Auxiliary
2590 E Russell Rd, Las Vegas, 89120
Child Haven Advocacy Network-Giving Enterprise Inc
2305 Bear Valley St, Las Vegas, 89128
Clark County Medical Society Scholarship Fund
Children of Alcoholics At Risk
500 N Rainbow Blvd Ste 300, Las Vegas, 89107
Clark County Museum Guild
1830 S Boulder Hwy, Henderson, 89002
Childrens Medical Assistance Inc
1930 Village Center Circle 3-411, Las Vegas, 89134
Clark County Nevada Genealogical Society
Childrens Advocacy Alliance
2245 N Green Valley Pkwy, Henderson, 89014
Clark County Parent Cooperative Inc
4316 N Decatur Blvd, Las Vegas, 89130
Childrens Believe in Yourself Foundation
3053 W Craig Rd Ste E2 Rm 232, North Las Vegas, 89032
Clark County Public Education Foundation Inc
3360 West Sahara Avenue, Las Vegas, 89102
Childrens Catastrophic Assistance Network
Clark County Safe Kids Coalition
Childrens Dental Care International
4770 Harrison Dr, Las Vegas, 89121
Clark County School Librarians Association
3950 S Pecos Mcleod Ste 106, Las Vegas, 89121
Childrens Fitness Foundation
Clark County School Nurse Organization
2625 E Saint Louis Ave, Las Vegas, 89104
Childrens Growth Foundation
Clark County Young Republican Foundation
Childrens Guardian Foundation
12 Hammock Dunes Ct, Henderson, 89052
Clark Towers Inc
2701 Clark Towers Ct, Las Vegas, 89102
Childrens Health Council
1349 Galleria Dr Ste 200, Henderson, 89014
Class Act
Childrens Heart Foundation
Class Publications
Unlv Box 451025, Las Vegas, 89154
Childrens Service Guild of Southern Nevada
701 N Pecos Rd, Las Vegas, 89101
Classic Las Vegas Archive
1891 Pago Ct, Las Vegas, 89117
CHR Inc
2980 S Jones Blvd Ste A, Las Vegas, 89146
Classroom on Wheels Inc
2039 E Lake Mead Blvd, North Las Vegas, 89030
Chris McSorely Foundation Inc
3800 Howard Hughes Pky 7th Flr, Las Vegas, 89169
Clipped Wings United Airlines Stewardess Alumnae Inc
740 Asbury Park St, Henderson, 89052
Chris Youth Services Inc
5597 Doubleday St, Las Vegas, 89118
Clitoraid Inc
4965 W Tropicana 103A-1, Las Vegas, 89103
Chung Ying Tang Foundation
8960 Spanish Ridge Ave, Las Vegas, 89148
Cocaine Anonymous of Nevada
7905 Greycrest Ct Unit 202, Las Vegas, 89145
Churchwright Multicultural Center
4180 S Pecos Rd, Las Vegas, 89121
Cockroach Inc
10048 Princess Ct, Las Vegas, 89123
Circle of Power
8343 Drop Camp St, Las Vegas, 89123
Coker Foundation
3120 Coachlight Cir, Las Vegas, 89117
Cirque Du Soleil Foundation USA 1 Inc
980 Kelly-johnson Dr, Las Vegas, 89119
Colette & Sidney Saltz Foundation
2223 Edgewood Ave, Las Vegas, 89102
Citadel Broadcasting Foundation
7201 W Lake Mead Blvd Ste 400, Las Vegas, 89128
Colleen J Maloof Fund
4321 W Flamingo Rd, Las Vegas, 89103
Citizen Alert
Colombian Association of Las Vegas Colave
Citizens Commission on Human Rights
4057 Dean Martin Dr, Las Vegas, 89103
Colorado River Conference
2008 Cedar Ave, Las Vegas, 89101
Citizens Police Academy Alumni North
1301 E Lake Mead Blvd, North Las Vegas, 89030
Coluccis Animal Trappers & Savers Inc
City Centre Development Corporation Inc
400 Stewart Ave, Las Vegas, 89101
Commission for the Las Vegas Centennial
400 Stewart Ave, Las Vegas, 89101
City of Lights Dental Society
4900 High Creek Dr, North Las Vegas, 89031
Commited 100 Men Helping Boys
Civic Duty Coalition
7251 West Lake Mead 3rd Floor, Las Vegas, 89128
Communities in Schools of Southern Nevada Inc
3145 Las Vegas Blvd S, Las Vegas, 89109
Civil Air Patrol
1600 Jet Stream Dr Ste 110, Henderson, 89052
1531 Owyhee Ct, Las Vegas, 89110
PO Box 9638, Nellis AFB, 89191
Community Action Against Rape
6375 W Charleston W1b, Las Vegas, 89146
Civitan International
1700 W Horizon Ridge Pkwy Ste 203, Henderson, 89012
9432 Hershey Ln, Las Vegas, 89134
Clara Group Home Inc
5735 Deer Valley Dr, Las Vegas, 89156
Clark Community School
Clark County Apprenticeship and Training Trust Fund
3625 Polaris Ave, Las Vegas, 89103
Clark County Bar Foundation
Clark County Childrens Choir
3655 Springbud Dr, Las Vegas, 89147
Clark County Coalition of Aids HIV Service Providers
2300 S Rancho Dr Ste 204a, Las Vegas, 89102
Community Action Network Inc
299 Saddle Run St, Henderson, 89012
Community Action Recycling Program
Community Benefits Consortium Inc
3690 S Eastern Ave Ste 207, Las Vegas, 89169
Community Builders Foundation
2251 N Rampart Blvd Ste 361, Las Vegas, 89128
Community Capital Foundation Inc
9625 W Russell Rd # 6, Las Vegas, 89148
Community Choices
3925 N Martin Luther King Blvd, North Las Vegas, 89032
Community Coalition for Oral Health
7121 W Craig Rd Ste 113 Pmb 140, Las Vegas, 89129
Community Coalition for Victims Rights CCVR
4750 W Oakey Blvd, Las Vegas, 89102
Community College of Southern Nevada Foundation Inc
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Community Counseling Center
1120 Almond Tree Ln, Las Vegas, 89104
Credit Learning Systems of America Inc
Desert Chorale
7031 New Moon Way, Las Vegas, 89110
Community Food Bank of Clark County
4821 W Gilmore Ave, Las Vegas, 89130
Creekside Foundation
3675 Pecos Mcleod Ste 900, Las Vegas, 89121
Desert Fire Drum & Bugle Corps
17 Candlewyck Dr, Henderson, 89052
Community Health Charities
Crescere Foundation
Desert Green Foundation
Community Housing and Development Corp
2385 E Windmill Ln Ste 136, Las Vegas, 89123
Crews Family Foundation
2874 Red Arrow Dr, Las Vegas, 89135
Desert Orthopaedic Research Foundation
2800 E Desert Inn Rd Ste 100, Las Vegas, 89121
Community Housing Resource Board of Southern Nevada
1350 E Flamingo Rd Ste 212, Las Vegas, 89119
Culinary Educational Program Inc
2516 Evansville Ave, Henderson, 89052
Desert Quilters of Nevada
Community Initiatives Group Inc
1117 Tumbleweed Ave, Las Vegas, 89106
Cultural Diversity Foundation Inc
PO Box 335699, North Las Vegas, 89033
Desert Rose Senior Services
3755 N Nellis Blvd Trlr 111, Las Vegas, 89115
Community Outreach Development
3720 E Tropicana Ave, Las Vegas, 89121
Culture Dog Foundation
901 N Green Valley Pkwy Ste 210, Henderson, 89074
Desert Sculptors Association
5628 Sheila Ave, Las Vegas, 89108
Community Outreach Medical Center
1700 Wheeler Peak Dr, Las Vegas, 89106
Culture Shock Las Vegas Inc
Desert Skye Pipes and Drums
8320 Classic Villa Ct, Las Vegas, 89128
Community Partners for Better Health
700 Lola Ave, North Las Vegas, 89030
Cyril S Wengert Family Auxiliary
2001 Winterwood Blvd, Las Vegas, 89142
Desert Spring Arts Inc
1930 Village Center 3-255, Las Vegas, 89134
Community Technical Services Inc
Cyrus Tang Foundation
Desert Springs Hospital Auxiliary Inc
2075 E Flamingo Rd, Las Vegas, 89119
Community Youth Activities Foundation Inc
301 Misty Isle Ln Unit A, Las Vegas, 89107
Cystic Fibrosis Foundation
2990 Sunridge Heights Pkwy Ste 110, Henderson, 89052
Desert Storm Swimming-USA
1604 Broadmoor Cir, Boulder City, 89005
Community Youth Inter Alia
7410 Corcoran St, Las Vegas, 89148
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Desert Winds Ctr. for the Study of Gender and Sexuality
679 Brightwater Dr, Las Vegas, 89123
Compassion Net International
7108 Estrella De Mar Ave, Las Vegas, 89131
D A R E Inc
1450 W Horizon Ridge Pkwy 300, Henderson, 89012
Designated Drivers Events Inc
1650 Foothill Dr Ste 502, Boulder City, 89005
Concert Fantasy Inc
3265 E Patrick Ln, Las Vegas, 89120
D Augustine Foundation
11511 Morning Grove Dr, Las Vegas, 89135
Desilu Too Foundation
516 Avenue M, Boulder City, 89005
Connect 2 Children Foundation
832 Eureka Falls Ct, Henderson, 89052
D Franklin Nyman Foundation
Destination Imagination Inc
5557 Wheatfield Dr, Las Vegas, 89120
Conservation Buck Fund Inc
6140 Misty Brook Ct, Las Vegas, 89149
D Mark N Miscevic Foundation
786 Vegas Valley Dr, Las Vegas, 89109
Destined for Glory World Outreach
3155 Patrick Lane, Las Vegas, 89120
Consumer Credit Counseling Service of Southern Nevada
Daley International Foundation
Destiny Christian Center
3701 Bethel Bay St, North Las Vegas, 89032
Consumers Against Unfair Stigma Through Education Inc
3120 Wynn Rd Apt 3, Las Vegas, 89102
Dam Short Film Society
806 Buchanan Blvd Ste 115 PMB 181, Boulder City, 89005
Detroit Connection Inc
Contemporary Arts Collective
101 E Charleston Blvd Ste 101, Las Vegas, 89104
Dana Lesher Benefit Fund
Disabled Athletes & Soldiers Inc
953 E Sahara Ave Ste 243, Las Vegas, 89104
Convicts For Christ Fellowship International
5006 Wilbur St Apt 1, Las Vegas, 89119
Danilo Soriano Family Foundation
7828 Silver Plateau Ave, Las Vegas, 89128
Disabled Sports USA
749 Veterans Memorial Dr, Las Vegas, 89101
Copple Family Charitable Foundation
393 Highland Hills Ct, Las Vegas, 89148
Danny Pao-Mei Nena and Nola Ng Family Foundation
1963 Brandon Ct, Las Vegas, 89156
Discover Aviation Week Inc
Cops and Kids Inc
2250 E Tropicana Ave Ste 19-735, Las Vegas, 89119
Daughters of Thunder International Inc
7604 Sea Cliff Way, Las Vegas, 89128
Distributive Education Clubs of America
Cops Racing Against Violence Through Education
7948 Boardwalk Way, Las Vegas, 89123
David and Abbie Friedman Family Foundation
613 Canyon Greens Dr, Las Vegas, 89144
Dito Devcar Foundation Inc
9505 Hillwood Dr Unit 100, Las Vegas, 89134
Corner 4 Success Charitable Foundation
8635 W Sahara Ste 585, Las Vegas, 89117
David Coblentz Chapel Minyonares Inc
1408 S Decatur Blvd, Las Vegas, 89102
Diverse Innovations
Corner Stones Recovery Inc
3111 S Valley View Bldg W101, Las Vegas, 89102
David Hardie Memorial Foundation
1350 E Flamingo Road, Las Vegas, 89119
Diversity Leadership Institute
1110 Ralston Dr, Las Vegas, 89106
Cornerstone Training Center Inc
6170 W Lake Mead Blvd, Las Vegas, 89108
David L Simon Foundation
10120 W Flamingo Rd 4-13, Las Vegas, 89147
Divorced & Widowed Adjustment Inc
Coronel Charitable Foundation
908 Cambridge Cross Pl, Las Vegas, 89144
David Pate Junior Tennis Fund
2119 Wilbanks Cir, Henderson, 89012
Dixon House
513 Monticello Dr, Las Vegas, 89107
Corp. for Solar Technology and Renewable Resources
8240 W Charleston Blvd Ste 3, Las Vegas, 89117
Dayna Lynn Ahern Foundation
DJ Wood Enterprinses Inc
807 Chameleon Star Ave, Henderson, 89015
Corps of Compassion
Daystar Faith Family Center
3125 Casey Dr, Las Vegas, 89120
Do Right Foundation
Council of Nevada Veterans Organizations
3333 Cambridge St, Las Vegas, 89169
DBSA Henderson Nevada
164 Tionesta Ridge Ln, Henderson, 89012
Doberman Pinscher Club of America
3180 Shadowridge Ave, Las Vegas, 89120
Counseling & Awareness Rehabilitative Educational
Program
1240 W Owens Ave Ste 3, Las Vegas, 89106
Deaf Investors Foundation Inc
261 Westchester Dr Apt 172, Las Vegas, 89169
Doina Romanian-American Society of Las Vegas Inc
711 Rancho Cir, Las Vegas, 89107
Dean Petersen Foundation
1012 Greystoke Acres St, Las Vegas, 89145
Don Hudson Foundation Inc
2375 E Tropicana Ave Ste 8 Pmb 204, Las Vegas, 89119
Del Pueblo Foundation
2987 North Las Vegas Blvd, North Las Vegas, 89030
Donald and Jean Tang Family Foundation
Dellinger Foundation
3305 W Spring Mountain Rd Ste 601, Las Vegas, 89102
Donald W Reynolds Foundation
1701 Village Center Cir, Las Vegas, 89134
Delta Education and Leadership Training Academy
2657 Windmill Parkway No 179, Henderson, 89074
Dorothy Henrietta Cahill Trust
Delta Theta Boule Foundation
Douglas County High School Memorial Scholarship Fund
Demolay International
901 Arizona St, Boulder City, 89005
Dove International
PO Box 93118-169, Las Vegas, 89193
Demolay International
1696 Wicklow Way, Henderson, 89014
2200 W Mesquite Ave, Las Vegas, 89106
632 E Charleston Blvd, Las Vegas, 89104
DOVIA - Directors of Volunteers in Agencies
Country Dance & Song Society Inc
9990 W La Mancha Ave, Las Vegas, 89149
Courage Unlimited Inc
Courtney Childrens Foundation
818 W Brooks Ave, Las Vegas, 89030
Covenant Community Power Zone
Cowboys for Miracles Inc
8860 W La Mancha Ave, Las Vegas, 89149
Coyote Pride
Crafters 4 Kids Inc
2700 W Sahara Ave 5th Flr, Las Vegas, 89102
Creative Critters Inc
313 Vassar Ln, Las Vegas, 89107
Creative Fund Raisers Corporation
3557 S Valley View Blvd, Las Vegas, 89103
Crebs Family Foudnation
2857 Paradise Rd Unit 2401, Las Vegas, 89109
Desert Arts of Nevada
Desert Canyon District
5825 Eldora Ave, Las Vegas, 89146
Down Syndrome Organization of Southern Nevada
5300 Vegas Dr, Las Vegas, 89108
Dr Miriam & Sheldon Adelson Clinic Drug Abuse Treatment
Research Inc
3661 S Maryland Pkwy, Las Vegas, 89169
Dr Miriam and Sheldon G Adelson Foundation
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Dr Nancy Sylvanie Inc
221 Pancho Via Dr, Henderson, 89012
Eighth Judical District Pro Bono Foundation
3260 Industrial Rd, Las Vegas, 89109
Dr Sanford I Berman - Dr Michael Dean - Educational Fdn
Elardi Foundation
Draney Family Foundation
410 Nevada Hwy Ste 200, Boulder City, 89005
Elda Washer Scholarship Fund 1419
F E A T of Southern Nevada
717 S 3rd St, Las Vegas, 89101
Dream Center of Las Vegas
911 G St, Las Vegas, 89106
Elder Louis Sansberry District Elder of Holy Ghost Temple
2624 Clayton St, North Las Vegas, 89032
Faithfully Yours Inc
2815 W Ford Ave Apt 1018, Las Vegas, 89123
Dream Child International
Eleanor Kagi Foundation A Lynn M Bennett Legacy
2964 Via Della Amore, Henderson, 89052
Faithrunner Inc
Dream Makers Inc
5022 Droubay Dr, Las Vegas, 89122
Electrical JATC Southern Nevada
620 Leigon Way, Las Vegas, 89110
Faithworks Foundation Inc
Dregioana - Nonprofit Charity Corporation
Eliades Charitable Foundation
Fame Outreach & Community Development Corporation
2450 Revere St, North Las Vegas, 89030
Drug Court Foundation
200 S 3rd Street Dept 10, Las Vegas, 89155
Elias and Joy Ghanem Charitable Foundation
2556 Red Arrow Dr, Las Vegas, 89135
Fame Transportation Inc
2450 Revere St, North Las Vegas, 89030
Drum Education and Cultural Heritage Outreach Inc
5348 Vegas Dr Pmb 439, Las Vegas, 89108
Elizabeth Ackerman Family Foundation
2877 Paradise Rd, Las Vegas, 89109
Families in Tune
Dunn Family Foundation
11817 Oakland Hills Dr, Las Vegas, 89141
Elvana Board of Trustees
Families of Murder Victims
2375 E Tropicana Ave Ste 213, Las Vegas, 89119
DVACOM Foundation Inc
4601 W Sahara Ave Ste L, Las Vegas, 89102
Elwood and Stephanie Norris FoundatIon
8617 Canyon View Dr, Las Vegas, 89117
Family and Child Treatment of Southern Nevada
1050 S Rainbow Blvd, Las Vegas, 89145
Dwelling Place International
Embroiderers Guild of America Inc
1213 Douglas Dr, Las Vegas, 89102
Family Cabinet Inc
2850 Lindell Rd, Las Vegas, 89146
Dyess Aids Project of Las Vegas
3954 Mindy St, Las Vegas, 89115
Emergency Aid of Boulder City Inc
PO Box 60673, Boulder City, 89006
Family Central
Dyson & Dyson Charitable Foundation
Emergency Housing Services Inc
Family Outreach
2434 Saint George St, North Las Vegas, 89030
Dzogchen Shri Singha Foundation USA Inc
1400 Colorado St Ste C, Boulder City, 89005
Employee Assistance Professionals Association Inc
5456 Red Sun Dr, Las Vegas, 89149
Family Promise of Las Vegas
PO Box 270128, Las Veqas, 89127
Empress Theatre Company
3957 Torsby Pl, Las Vegas, 89119
Family Solutions Inc
3650 W Rancho Dr 107, Las Vegas, 89130
E C Kline Memorial Family Home Inc
Endless Productions
7721 Brilliant Forest St, Las Vegas, 89131
Family to Family Connection ISD #13
Eades Charitable Foundation and Trust
3675 S Rainbow Blvd Ste 103, Las Vegas, 89103
Energy in Action
2800 W Sahara Ave 7-f, Las Vegas, 89102
Far Shine Buddhism Education Association
Eagle Quest of Nevada Inc
4612 Evan Ridge Ct, Las Vegas, 89129
Engelstad Family Foundation
Father Flanagan Ltd
235 Earl St, Las Vegas, 89101
Eagle Wings International
3514 White Diamond Dr, Las Vegas, 89129
Enhanced Life Health Systems Inc
4542 E Tropicanna Ave Ste 8000, Las Vegas, 89121
Father Flanagan’s Boys Home
821 N Mojave Rd, Las Vegas, 89101
Eagles Wings Scholarship Foundation
612 Baysville Ct, Las Vegas, 89144
Enlightened Woman Inc
860 E Sahara Ave, Las Vegas, 89104
Fathers Heart International Missions Inc
9628 Crystal Ridge Rd, Las Vegas, 89123
Eakin Charitable Foundation
2754 Hartwick Ln, Las Vegas, 89134
Epicenter on the Parkway
2000 S Maryland Pky Ste 2, Las Vegas, 89104
FDR From Dreams to Reality - A Nonprofit Corporation
300 W Boston Ave, Las Vegas, 89102
Earth Angels Animal Sanctuary
Epicurean Club
8970 W Tropicana Ave Ste 2, Las Vegas, 89147
Feas2t Inc
881 Joy Ln, Boulder City, 89005
Earth Ecology Foundation
6120 W Tropicana Ste A16 303, Las Vegas, 89103
Epiphany Video Group
8557 Little Fox St, Las Vegas, 89123
Feathers 4 Life Inc
5115 Dean Martin Dr Ste 202, Las Vegas, 89118
Earthworks Foundation Inc
3230 E Flamingo Rd Ste 8-535, Las Vegas, 89121
Erin MacDonald Foundation
C/o Gerety Associates 6817 S, Las Vegas, 89119
Federal Heath Sign Co Training and Education Fund
3900 W Dewey Dr, Las Vegas, 89118
East Las Vegas Community Development Corporation
Ernest A & Mary Elizabeth Becker Family Foundation
Federation of Choirs
1221 J St, Las Vegas, 89106
East Valley Family Services
3900 Cambridge St Ste 106, Las Vegas, 89119
Ernest W Moody Charitable Foundation Ltd
175 E Reno Ave Ste C6, Las Vegas, 89119
Feed My Lambs
Easter Seals Southern Nevada
Escobar Charitable Foundation
Fiesta Flamenca
2316 Brighton Shore St, Las Vegas, 89128
Eastern Nevada Communites Coalition
2008 Hamilton Ln, Las Vegas, 89106
Esperanza Foundation
3700 Stewart Ave Spc 308, Las Vegas, 89110
Filipiniana Dance Troupe of Las Vegas
7579 Belgian Lion St, Las Vegas, 89139
Ebenezer Hands of Help Outreach
1072 W Bartlett Ave, Las Vegas, 89106
Esther Clayson Pohl Lovejoy Trust
Filipino-American Research & Educational Endeavor-FREE
10117 French Pine Ave, Las Vegas, 89129
Eckankar
3160 E Desert Inn Rd Ste 14, Las Vegas, 89121
Ethel Willia Inc
1260 W Owens Ave, Las Vegas, 89106
Findlay Education Foundation
310 N Gibson Rd, Henderson, 89014
Eclectic Cross Foundation
420 N Nellis Blvd A3-205, Las Vegas, 89110
Ethiopian Mutual Association of Nevada
Fire Prevention Association of Nevada
Ecola Institute
Eugene and Lai Wong Foundation
7 Clear Crossing Trl, Henderson, 89052
Firefighters for Disadvantaged Kids
247 Fife St, Henderson, 89015
Economic Opportunity Board of Clark County
330 W Washington Ave, Las Vegas, 89106
Eugene L Kirshbaum Foundation for Animals
Firefighters Games Inc
1877 Hillsboro Dr, Henderson, 89074
Ed & Mary Von Tobel Foundation Inc
Eugene R Warner Educational & Medical Foundation Inc
Firefighters Involved in Racing for Education Company
7910 Gilespie St, Las Vegas, 89123
Edd & Josette Kluth Family Foundation
8633 Canyon View Dr, Las Vegas, 89117
Eva and James Martin Fam Tr
5415 Crimson Crest Bldg 1 Ste 104, Las Vegas, 89149
Firefighters of Southern Nevada Burn Foundation
3111 S Valley View Blvd Ste B111, Las Vegas, 89102
Edgerton Hartwells Big Hart Foundation
3107 Atwater Dr, North Las Vegas, 89032
EWN Foundation Inc
2400 N Tenaya Way, Las Vegas, 89128
First Steps Daycare & Learning Center Inc
1213 Balzar Ave, Las Vegas, 89106
Edna Rose Crane Educational Foundation
3910 Pecos Mcleod Ste A100, Las Vegas, 89121
Exodus
3853 Green Leaf Dr, Las Vegas, 89120
First Tee of Las Vegas
Edo Cultural Association
Exodus Foundation
2452 Green Mountain Ct, Las Vegas, 89135
Fish Incorporated
Educational Theatre Association
4966 Calvary Ct, Las Vegas, 89141
Expertise School of Beauty
1911 Stella Lake St, Las Vegas, 89106
Fisher Museum Foundation
Edward A Weidman Trust
Explorations in Consciousness
2183 Sierra Stone Ln, Las Vegas, 89119
Flaherty Charitable Trust
3455 Cliff Shadows Pkwy Ste 220, Las Vegas, 89129
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Expressive Actor
1060 Hassett Ave, Las Vegas, 89104
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Floor Covering Joint Apprenticeship Training Trust
1701 Whitney Mesa Dr Ste 106, Henderson, 89014
Friends for Las Vegas Police K-9s
7435 S Eastern Ave 5 251, Las Vegas, 89123
George Mano Mantis Foundation Inc
4170 W Harmon Ave Ste 4, Las Vegas, 89103
Focused Living Management and Development Corp.
Friends for Life Humane Society
10218 Early Morning Ave, Las Vegas, 89135
George Talmadge Grigsby Jr Charitable Foundation
Food and Beverage Directors Association of Las Vegas
930 S Fourth St Ste 201, Las Vegas, 89101
Friends in the Desert Foundation Inc
43 W Pacific Ave, Henderson, 89015
Ghostout Inc
5320 Cameron St Ste 2, Las Vegas, 89118
Food for Kids Inc
7065 W Ann Rd Ste 130, Las Vegas, 89130
Friends of First Step Inc
Gibson Satellite Center
Food for Kids Inc
4525 W Reno Av, Las Vegas, 89118
Friends of Honduras Foundation Inc
4114 E Pinecrest Cir, Las Vegas, 89121
Giddens & Associates
490 Sunrise Villa Dr, Las Vegas, 89110
For Kids Now Inc
Friends of India
2009 Fremont St, Las Vegas, 89101
Gilbert Elisha Alderman Foundation
2799 E Tropicana Ste H-347, Las Vegas, 89121
For Special People Inc
4537 E Lake Mead Bl Sp 32, Las Vegas, 89115
Friends of Metro Search and Rescue
2990 N Rancho Dr, Las Vegas, 89130
Gilcrease Bird Sanctuary
8103 Racel St, Las Vegas, 89131
Foreclosure Counselors of Southern Nevada
Friends of Project Challenge
3053 W Craig Rd Ste E-123, North Las Vegas, 89032
Gilcrease Orchard Foundation
Forever Fit
5656 Snow Drop St, Las Vegas, 89113
Friends of Red Rock Canyon
PO Box 97, Blue Diamond, 89004
Giovanni Bucolo Family Foundation
7715 Spanish Bay Dr, Las Vegas, 89113
Forgotten Voice
9901 W Sahara Ave Apt 1183, Las Vegas, 89117
Friends of Sloan Canyon
1656 Williamsport St, Henderson, 89052
Girl Scouts of Frontier Council Inc
2941 Harris Ave, Las Vegas, 89101
Forman Charitable Foundation
Friends of Southern Nevada Libraries Inc
Girls Activity and Leadership Institute
9901 W Sahara Ave Apt 2174, Las Vegas, 89117
Forrest Charities
2964 Via Della Amore, Henderson, 89052
Friends of the Adelson Drug Clinic Inc
Give Me a Break Inc
Foster Care Association of Nevada
Friends of the Charleston Heights Arts Center
800 Brush St, Las Vegas, 89107
Glazing Joint Apprenticeship Training Trust
2250 So Rancho Drwe Sune 295, Las Vegas, 89102
Foster Parents of Southern Nevada
Friends of the Desert Wetlands Park
Glickman Family Foundation
Foundation for Aids and Infectious Diseases International
7140 Sudley Ct, Las Vegas, 89131
Friends of the Fort Inc
Global Accounting Aid Society
1350 E Flamingo Rd Ste 1040 2nd, Las Vegas, 89119
Foundation for an Independent Tomorrow
Friends of the Henderson District Public Libraries
280 S Green Valley Pkwy, Henderson, 89012
Global Alliance for Financial Independence
7470 Commercial Way, Henderson, 89011
Foundation for Crippled and Burned Children
302 Carson 900, Las Vegas, 89101
Friends of the Huntridge Theatre
Global Alliance Foundation Ltd
6420 E Tropicana Ave Unit 516, Las Vegas, 89122
Foundation for Cultural & Literary Studies
2975 Bluegrass Ln Apt 1022, Henderson, 89074
Friends of the Las Vegas Youth Orchestra
C/o 2285 Renaissance Dr No E, Las Vegas, 89119
Global Property Management Group Inc
2009 Alta Dr, Las Vegas, 89106
Foundation for Positively Kids
3753 Howard Hughes Pkwy, Las Vegas, 89169
Friends of the North Las Vegas Library District
2300 Civic Center Dr, North Las Vegas, 89030
Go 4 It Foundation
Foundation for Recovery Inc
Friends of The Rainbow Company
Go for the Gold
3105 Coleman St, North Las Vegas, 89032
Foundation for Relevant Education About the Law
Friends of The Shade Tree Inc
2251 N Rampart Blvd Ste 317, Las Vegas, 89128
Golden Rainbow of Nevada Inc
Foundation for Social Equity
1350 E Flamingo Rd Ste 13b-346, Las Vegas, 89119
Fund for the Encouragement of Self Reliance
8021 Golfers Oasis Dr, Las Vegas, 89149
Golden Retriever Rescue Southern Nevada
7065 W Ann Rd Ste 130-656, Las Vegas, 89130
Foundation for Technology & Education
4160 S Pecos Rd Ste 20, Las Vegas, 89121
Fund Raiser Inc
Golden Triangle Research Institute
2857 Paradise Rd Turnberry Tower 2, Las Vegas, 89109
Foundation for the Stars
Future Business Leaders of America
Good Bears of the World
823 Klondike Ct, Henderson, 89011
Foundation of Rotary Club of Las Vegas Central Inc
Future Stars of America
500 N Rainbow Blvd, Las Vegas, 89107
Good Medicine Theatre Company
832 Seco Verde Ave, Henderson, 89015
Foundation to Assist Young Musicians
9513 Coral Way, Las Vegas, 89117
Future Visions Inc of Nevada
3911 Gramercy Ave, North Las Vegas, 89031
Goodie Two Shoes Foundation
10620 S Highlands Pkwy 110-474, Las Vegas, 89141
Frank & Victoria Fertitta Foundation Ltd
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Goodwill Industries of Southern Nevada Inc
1280 W Cheyenne Ave, North Las Vegas, 89030
Frank Hawkins Jr Daisey Lee Miller Charitable Foundation
G I F T Guiding Individuals From Trouble
1301 Wizard Ave, North Las Vegas, 89030
Goshen Community Development Coalition
1117 Tumbleweed Ave, Las Vegas, 89106
Franklin Childrens Foundation
517 Lennox Dr, Las Vegas, 89123
Gala Concert for Cancer Research Inc
7755 Lofty Hill Ct, Las Vegas, 89123
Government Investment Officers Association
6525 W Warm Springs, Las Vegas, 89118
Fraternidad Cristiana Inc
Galil Foundation
7607 Boca Raton Dr, Las Vegas, 89113
Goyak Family Foundation Inc - A Supporting Organization
Fraternity of The Desert Bighorn
Garden Spot Inc
5737 Hedgeford Ct, Las Vegas, 89120
Grains of Change Inc
4762 Sequoia Tree Ave, Las Vegas, 89139
Frederick Douglas Educational Fund
Garold Gardner Scholarship Foundation Chtd- A NV Corp.
360 E Desert Inn Rd Unit 605, Las Vegas, 89109
Grand Canyon Synodical Womens Organization
102 N Cholla St, Henderson, 89015
Freedom Dance Company
7044 Wine River Dr, Las Vegas, 89119
Gateway Gallery-A Public Art Collection
9113 Lazy Hill Cir, Las Vegas, 89117
Grand Family Reunion
3555 Las Vegas Blvd 27093, Las Vegas, 89109
Freedom Enhancement Academy
6091 Pumpkin Patch Ave, Las Vegas, 89142
Gay and Lesbian Community Center of So. Nevada Inc
953 E Sahara Ave Ste B25, Las Vegas, 89104
Grandaisys Hope
849 Cypress Pines Way, Henderson, 89002
Freewill Inc
3851 Cotillion Ct, Las Vegas, 89147
Gayler Charitable Foundation
900 Rancho Ln, Las Vegas, 89106
Grandparents Against Child Molesters
5840 W Craig Road 120-300, Las Vegas, 89130
French Alliance of Southern Nevada
Gemini Foundation
Greater Las Vegas Chamber of Commerce Foundation Inc
6671 Las Vegas Boulevard South, Las Vegas, 89119
Fresh Dimension C D C
2500 Mclaurine Ave, Las Vegas, 89121
Genesis Center
3148 Redwood St, Las Vegas, 89146
Greater Las Vegas Inner-City Games
Frieda and Leon Steinberg Charitable Foundation
8916 Players Club Dr, Las Vegas, 89134
Genesis Eleven Inc
1750 N Buffalo Dr Suite 104-401, Las Vegas, 89128
Greater Las Vegas Orchid Society
Hc 38 Box 146, Las Vegas, 89124
Friends and Family of Incarcerated Persons
Genesis II Christian Center
Green Gardens CDC Inc
Friends and Family of the West Las Vegas Library Inc
Genetics for Life Foundation
Friends for Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department
400 S 4th St Ste 300, Las Vegas, 89101
George MacCall Youth Tennis Foundation
3221 Pinehurst Dr, Las Vegas, 89109
Greyhound Pets of America
10180 Corbett St, Las Vegas, 89149
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Growing Solutions Inc
Henderson Art Association
Housing Authority of the City of Las Vegas
340 N 11th St, Las Vegas, 89101
Guiding Hands
Henderson Association for Senior Citizen Housing Inc
240 S Water St, Henderson, 89015
Housing Ventures Inc
1632 Yale St, North Las Vegas, 89030
Guitar Society of Las Vegas
4950 W Craig Rd Ste 63 Pmb 210, Las Vegas, 89130
Henderson Chamber of Commerce Foundation Inc
590 S Boulder Hwy, Henderson, 89015
Houssels Family Foundation Corporation
2580 Sorrel St, Las Vegas, 89146
Henderson Community Foundation
Howard and Cristi Bulloch Foundation
9317 Fontainbleu Dr, Las Vegas, 89145
H Dale Tobler Rotary Charities
5029 Lark Canyon Ct, North Las Vegas, 89031
Henderson Firefighters Benevolent Association
2416 Sharp Spur Dr, Henderson, 89002
Hugh O’Brian Youth Foundation
HOPE in New Beginnings Enterprises
1736 E Charleston Ste 264, Las Vegas, 89104
Henderson Police Athletic League
223 Lead St, Henderson, 89015
Hugs Foundation Inc
11452 Roncat Ct, Las Vegas, 89141
Habitat for Humanity International Inc
Henderson Police Officers Association Charitable Fdn
970 Empire Mesa Way, Henderson, 89011
Hadassah the Womens Zionist Organization of America
1002 Paradise View St, Henderson, 89052
5524 Idle Ave, Las Vegas, 89107
Henderson Seniors Auxiliary
Human Academy Developing Scholars Entertainers and
Future Olympian
3832 Palos Verdes St Apt 7, Las Vegas, 89119
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Happy Child Mission
6174 Tillman Crest Ave, Las Vegas, 89139
Harmon Avenue Business Association
Harold Brown Foundation
15 Princeville Ln, Las Vegas, 89113
Harold L Boyer Charitable Foundation
1240 Dressen Ave, Las Vegas, 89123
Harold W and Lois F Milner Foundation
8229 Turtle Creek Cir, Las Vegas, 89113
Harouff Foundation
5680 Ruffian St, Las Vegas, 89149
Harrison Senior Foundation
3145 Waterside Cir, Las Vegas, 89117
Harry Fowlkes Taylor Charitable Foundation
Harry Levy Gardens Resident Council
Harry Reid Searchlight Foundation Ltd
520 S Fourth St 2nd Flr, Las Vegas, 89101
Hartland Foundation Inc
Hatchery House
333 Zoee Ave, North Las Vegas, 89030
Have a Peaceful Heart Foundation
9045 S Tenaya Way, Las Vegas, 89113
Hayden Scholarship Foundation
9807 Highridge Dr, Las Vegas, 89134
Head Injury Association of Nevada
Healing Notes
3225 Mcleod Dr Ste 100, Las Vegas, 89121
Health for All Mission
513 Bernini St, Las Vegas, 89144
Heart for Asia
3157 N Rainbow Blvd Pmb Suite 505, Las Vegas, 89108
Heart of Africa Foundation Inc.
Heart To Heart Inc
3808 Silent Hill Dr, Las Vegas, 89147
Hearts of Gold Foundation
10 Cascade Creek Ln, Las Vegas, 89113
Heartworks Family Center
5055 Duneville St, Las Vegas, 89118
Heaven Can Wait Sanctuary
401 Proud Eagle Ln, Las Vegas, 89144
Heichal Hachesed Inc
9101 W Sahara Ave 105 C23, Las Vegas, 89117
Heidi and David Straus Family Foundation
900 Rancho Ln, Las Vegas, 89106
Help of Southern Nevada
Help Them Walk Again Foundation
Help Us Help Others Inc
Helping Hands of Vegas Valley Inc
Helps Not for Profit Corporation
4326 Critic Ct, North Las Vegas, 89031
Hemophilia and Thrombosis Center of Nevada Inc
2020 Palomino Ln Ste 110, Las Vegas, 89106
Hemophilia Foundation of Nevada
601 S Rancho Dr Ste B11, Las Vegas, 89106
Henderson Allied Community Advocates
153 W Lake Mead Drive Ste 3-100, Henderson, 89015
Henderson Writers Group Inc
614 Mosswood Dr, Henderson, 89002
Henry & Ida Belnap Historical Fund
9900 Fox Springs Dr, Las Vegas, 89117
Herbs Companion - Driving Service
5472 Royal Vista Ln, Las Vegas, 89149
Heritage Foundation
2805 Milo Way, Las Vegas, 89102
High Desert Resource & Conservation Council Inc
5820 South Pecos Road, Las Vegas, 89120
High Life Strategies
2585 S Jones Blvd Ste 2d, Las Vegas, 89146
High on Life Youth Program Inc
815 Park Paseo, Las Vegas, 89104
Highpoint Cancer Education Center Inc
8005 Ryans Reef Ln, Las Vegas, 89128
Hillcrest Enrichment Institute
10624 S Eastern Avenue A-775, Henderson, 89052
Hippocrates Charitable Foundation
1405 Vegas Valley Dr Apt 114, Las Vegas, 89169
Hispanic Association for Bilingual Literacy and Education
613 Wardelle St, Las Vegas, 89101
Hispanic Museum of Nevada
250 N Eastern Ave, Las Vegas, 89101
Hispanic-American Partnership Inc
800 Karen Ave, Las Vegas, 89109
Holocaust Survivor Group of Southern Nevada
3321 Uribe St, Las Vegas, 89129
Home Buyers Development Center Inc
4610 E Baltimore Ave, Las Vegas, 89104
Home Schools United Plus Extra Curriculum & Field Trips
701 Raintree Ln, Las Vegas, 89107
Homeaid America Inc
Homeless Helpers
Homeward Bound Cat Adoptions
Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi
4505 Maryland Parkway, Box 451073, Las Vegas, 89154
Honor Society of Sigma Lambda Alpha Incorporated
4505 Maryland Pky, University of NV, Las Vegas, 89154
Hope 2000
8414 W Farm Rd Ste 180-514, Las Vegas, 89131
Hope Academy
Hope for Homeless
3797 Butternut Ln, Las Vegas, 89115
Hope House Inc
2500 Apricot Ln, Las Vegas, 89108
Hope Worldwide Ltd
8665 W Flamingo Blvd 131-433, Las Vegas, 89147
Horizon Center for Children and Families
220 E Horizon Dr Ste G, Henderson, 89015
Horizon Human Services
6904 Brier Creek Ln, Las Vegas, 89131
Horses 4 Heroes Inc
4637 N Monte Cristo Way, Las Vegas, 89149
Hospice Memorial Foundation
7500 West Lake Mead Ste 9-283, Las Vegas, 89128
Hospital Chaplains Corps
House of Teens Inc
838 Brahma Ln, Henderson, 89002
House-Myers Foundation Inc A Supporting Organization
9000 Rolling Knoll Ct, Las Vegas, 89134
Hydro-Craft Foundation Inc
1175 Center Point Dr, Henderson, 89074
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I Care Youth Foundation
704 Duchess Ave, North Las Vegas, 89030
I Have a Dream Foundation Inc-Las Vegas
3773 Howard Hughes Parkway, Las Vegas, 89169
Ida B Wells-Barnett Foundation
617 Bowman Ave, Las Vegas, 89106
I’m a Kid Foundation
336 Keating St, Henderson, 89074
Immigrant Workers Citizenship Project
710 W Lake Mead Blvd, North Las Vegas, 89030
Immordino Charitable Foundation
Impact Foundation Inc
1481 W Warm Springs, Henderson, 89014
Imperial Royal Soverign Court of The Desert Empire Inc
Impossible Dream Inc
1631 Arabian Dr, Henderson, 89002
In Our Presence
4432 Ivory Jade Ave, North Las Vegas, 89031
Information Institute
Infragard National Members Alliance Inc
8275 S Eastern Ave No 200-47, Las Vegas, 89123
Ingram Medical & Information Systems Research Corp.
264 Sundial St, Henderson, 89074
Injured Police Officers Fund
201 Las Vegas Blvd S Ste 200, Las Vegas, 89101
Inkatha Foundation for the Arts
Institute for Senior Citizens Assistance Inc
5812 S Pecos Rd Ste B, Las Vegas, 89120
Institute of Management Accountants Inc
1848 Chickasaw Dr, Henderson, 89002
Integrity House Inc
912 Newport St, Las Vegas, 89110
Intelligent Transportation Society of America Its America
Interfaith Council of Southern Nevada
Intermountain Weavers Conference
2441 Sabado St, Las Vegas, 89121
Intl. America Historical Foundation Millennium 2000
1317 E Saint Louis Ave Apt 1, Las Vegas, 89104
Intl. Association of CertIfied Surveillance Professionals
1000 N Green Valley Pkwy 440-220, Henderson, 89074
Intl. Association of Jewish Genealogical Societies Inc
International Beverage Packaging Association
631 N Stephanie St Ste 564, Henderson, 89014
International Cancer Research Foundation Inc
International Cesarean Awareness Network
8735 Traveling Breeze Ave Unit 101, Las Vegas, 89178
International Childrens Mission Inc
6655 W Sahara Ave Ste B200, Las Vegas, 89146
International Food and Folk Life Association Inc
4446 Rolls Royce Rd, North Las Vegas, 89031
International Food Service Executive Fdn
2609 Surfwood Dr, Las Vegas, 89128
Int. Foundation for Infertility Resoultion & Fertility
International Institute of Modern Letters
Dept of English Univ of Nevada Lv, Las Vegas, 89154
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International Legal Centre for Human Rights
325 S 3rd St Ste 28, Las Vegas, 89101
Jewish Family Service Agency of Clark County
4794 S Eastern Ave Ste C, Las Vegas, 89119
Kids Copy
9746 Whitewater Canyon Ct, Las Vegas, 89183
International Order of the Rainbow Girls
1428 Bronco Rd, Boulder City, 89005
Jewish Federation of Las Vegas
2317 Renaissance Dr, Las Vegas, 89119
Kids Jam Foundation
6325 Harrision Drive, Las Vegas, 89120
International Order of the Rainbow Girls
4401 Cory Pl, Las Vegas, 89107
JMP Foundation
9425 Canyon Mesa Dr, Las Vegas, 89144
Kids R Smart
1001 N Tonopah Dr, Las Vegas, 89106
International Problem Gambling Center
6865 Casa Linda Dr, Las Vegas, 89103
Joan Goodman Zimmerman Family Foundation
Kids W Hope
655 Corona Run Ave, Las Vegas, 89123
International Reading Association Inc
528 Emden St, Henderson, 89015
Job Brigade
6010 W Cheyenne Ste 15-614, Las Vegas, 89108
Kids World Inc
653 N Town Center Dr Ste 104, Las Vegas, 89144
Int. Society for Krisha Consciousness of Las Vegas Inc
5226 Sandstone Dr, Las Vegas, 89142
Jobs Daughters International
Kierra Harrison Foundation for Child Care Safety
4330 Crater St, Las Vegas, 89122
International Spinal Development & Research
10191 Park Run Dr Ste 200, Las Vegas, 89145
Joe Williams Every Day Foundation
3337 Knollwood Ct, Las Vegas, 89121
Kingsley A Pence Trust UW
International Suicide Prevention
1736 E Charleston Blvd Ste 301, Las Vegas, 89104
John C Vanderburg Rainforest Biosphere Foundation
Kinneret Foundation Inc
International Womens Center
Johnson Community School
340 Villa Monterey Dr, Las Vegas, 89145
Kirmani Family Foundation
601 S Rancho Dr Ste 31d, Las Vegas, 89106
Ira Aldridge Theatre Company of Nevada
3327 Loma Linda Ln, Las Vegas, 89121
Johnson Enterprises Foundation
Kiwanis Club of Las Vegas Foundation
8206 Misty Island Cir, Las Vegas, 89145
Irving Community Services Inc
1720 Gentle Brook St, North Las Vegas, 89084
Johnson Family Foundation
9601 Queen Charlotte Dr, Las Vegas, 89145
Kiwanis Clubs of Southern Nevada Foundation
3101 Plaza De Rosa, Las Vegas, 89102
Irwin Kishner Charitable Foundation Tr Agreement
294 Convention Center Dr, Las Vegas, 89109
Johnson Foundation
KJRS Incorporated
1306 W Craig Rd Ste 203, North Las Vegas, 89032
IS Foundation
723 Spyglass Ln, Las Vegas, 89107
Joint Community Schools Council
749 Veterans Memorial Dr, Las Vegas, 89101
KJS Family Foundation
2369 Green Mountain Ct, Las Vegas, 89135
ISA-The Instrumentation Systems and Automation Society
2621 Losee Rd Stop N1 V065, North Las Vegas, 89030
Josephs Foundation
5395 S Polaris Ave, Las Vegas, 89118
Kliq Club Inc
2401 Alydar Cir, Las Vegas, 89108
Issues Concerning Adolescents of Nevada
2245 N Green Valley Pkwy 668, Henderson, 89014
Joshua Foundation Inc
236 South Rainbow Blvd Ste 184, Las Vegas, 89145
Knockout the Drugs
7950 W Flamingo Rd Ste 1288, Las Vegas, 89147
Isunjaba Peoples Union In North America
3049 French Creek Ct, Las Vegas, 89156
Joshua Reid Anderson Foundation
3670 Tobias Ln, Las Vegas, 89120
Italian American Professional & Executive Association Inc
Journal of the History of Philosophy Washington University
1401 Hillshire Dr Ste 150, Las Vegas, 89134
Korean-American Womens Association
of Las Vegas Nevada
2116 Joy Creek Ln, Henderson, 89012
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Joyce Mack Foundation
2300 W Sahara Ave Box 1 Ste 530, Las Vegas, 89102
J E T S of Southern Nevada
3560 Woodbine Way, Las Vegas, 89103
JRFC
4505 S Maryland Parkwaybox 450010, Las Vegas, 89154
Jack & Helen Daseler Foundation
1608 Diamond Oaks Ct, Las Vegas, 89117
JRW Concepts Services Inc
720 Heritage Cliff Ave, North Las Vegas, 89032
Jack L Peterson and Vanessa McCoy-Peterson Foundation
215 Hallett Cove Ct , Boulder City, 89005
Jude 22
Jack London Charitable Foundation
Jumpstart Coalition for Personal Financial Literacy
2683 Hollowvale Ln, Henderson, 89052
Jackie & Bertie Gaughan Foundation
107 N 6th St 3rd Flr, Las Vegas, 89101
Junior Achievement of Southern Nevada Inc
840 Grier Dr Ste 350, Las Vegas, 89119
Jacob C Dellinger Memorial Foundation
3305 Spring Mountain Rd Ste 60, Las Vegas, 89102
Junior Golf of Southern Nevada
2941 Picasso Cir, Las Vegas, 89121
Jade Productions Inc
3488 Beam Dr, Las Vegas, 89139
Junior League of Las Vegas Inc
861 Bridger Ave, Las Vegas, 89101
Jamband Society of America
9444 Coral Berry St, Las Vegas, 89123
Just A Touch of Love Inc
6063 Salsbury Cove Dr, North Las Vegas, 89081
James Joseph Ford Foundation
11846 Brigadoon Dr, Las Vegas, 89141
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James M Langille Scholorship Fund
5156 Cantina Ln, North Las Vegas, 89031
K&M Communication Inc
4780 West Ann Rd Unit 5-293, North Las Vegas, 89031
James R Marsh Foundation
KFABS Inc
232 Carolina Laurel St, Henderson, 89074
James Seastrand Helping Hands of North Las Vegas Inc
3432 N Bruce St Ste 7, North Las Vegas, 89030
Kare Foundation
1982 N Rainbow Blvd 279, Las Vegas, 89108
Jansen Family Foundation
978 Bel Air Cir, Las Vegas, 89109
Kasota Economic and Community Development
Corporation
Japan America Society of Nevada
Japanese American Citizens League
Jason A Thomas Charitable Corporation
Jaynes Foundation
Jericho Road Inc
3351 S Highland Dr, Las Vegas, 89109
Jerry A and Kathleen A Grundhofer Family Foundation
11635 Evergreen Creek Ln, Las Vegas, 89135
Jessica and Drew Haynie Awareness Foundation Inc
7500 W Lake Mead Blvd Ste 9-648, Las Vegas, 89128
Jessie K Dyslin Trust
Jewish Community Center of Las Vegas Inc
10700 Havenwood Ln, Las Vegas, 89135
Jewish Community Center of Southern Nevada Inc
4794 South Eastern Avenue, Las Vegas, 89119
Krasno Ostern Trust
Kwan Um Zen School
5115 S Industrial Rd Ste 103, Las Vegas, 89118
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L&E Whitney Foundation
LC Jacobson Foundation No 90235
LIFES Safari Educational Programs
10653 Bonchester Hill St, Las Vegas, 89141
LLVH Inc
4648 Latigo St, Las Vegas, 89119
La Rose Suit Closet and Boutique
La Union National High School Alumni Usa Inc
2335 Thayer Ave, Henderson, 89074
Labor and Employment Relations Association
4505 Maryland Pkwy Dept of Econ, Las Vegas, 89154
Ladah Foundation
8807 Big Bluff Ave, Las Vegas, 89148
Lady Di Talks to Youth and Parents Inc
514 Elizabeth Ave, North Las Vegas, 89030
Lafayette Foundation Inc
Lake Las Vegas Resort Foundation
1605 Lake Las Vegas Pkwy, Henderson, 89011
Larry A and Edith R Cohen Foundation Inc
630 Beresford Ave, Las Vegas, 89123
Keep Memory Alive
Lars Research Institute
11735 Glowing Sunset Ln, Las Vegas, 89135
Keeping Youth Educated Inc- KYE Inc
9670 Via Provenza Ave, Las Vegas, 89149
Las Vegas Area Council Navy League of the United States
2016 Diamond Peak Ct, Las Vegas, 89117
Keith Whitley Memorial Foundation
3312 Biscayne Bay Dr, Las Vegas, 89117
Las Vegas Art Museum
9600 W Sahara Ave, Las Vegas, 89117
Kemica Inc
2300 S Rancho Dr Ste 206, Las Vegas, 89102
Las Vegas Astronomical Society
Kenya Keep
10624 S Eastern Ave Ste A-727, Henderson, 89052
Las Vegas Avicultural Society
Kerygma Family
848 N Rainbow Blvd 1937, Las Vegas, 89107
Las Vegas Basset Rescue
Kickin’ It for the Kids Foundation
208 Tainted Berry Ave, Las Vegas, 89031
Las Vegas Black Gospel Theatre Inc
5538 River Highlands Pl, Las Vegas, 89122
Kid Coached Leagues Inc
9991 Sparrow Ridge Ave, Las Vegas, 89117
Las Vegas Black Historical Society Inc
3201 S Mojave Rd Unit 209, Las Vegas, 89121
Kid Doctors International
4840 S Fort Apache Rd Ste 101, Las Vegas, 89147
Las Vegas Boxer Rescue
6538 Pipe Spring Dr, Las Vegas, 89156
Kids Angel Foundation
3547 Indios Ave, Las Vegas, 89121
Las Vegas Boxing Inc
1201 S Commerce St, Las Vegas, 89102
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Las Vegas Boys and Girls Club Foundation Inc
Las Vegas PC Users Group
1350 E Flamingo Rd 188, Las Vegas, 89119
Legatus
2410 Fire Mesa St Ste 130, Las Vegas, 89128
Las Vegas Brass Band
9901 Trailwood Dr Apt 2080, Las Vegas, 89134
Las Vegas Pediatric Society
Lend-A-Hand Inc
400 Utah St , Boulder City, 89005
Las Vegas Celtic Society
2250 E Tropicana Ste 19-514, Las Vegas, 89119
Las Vegas Performing Arts Center Foundation
6725 Via Austi Pkwy Ste 360, Las Vegas, 89119
Leposavic Foundation Inc
Las Vegas Center for Children
6171 W Charleston Blvd Bldg 16, Las Vegas, 89146
Las Vegas Performing Arts Inc
2950 Santa Margarita St, Las Vegas, 89146
Leslie M Crouch and Judy Ann Crouch Educational Trust
2 Camino La Venta Ct, Henderson, 89011
Las Vegas Chamber Music Corporation
1289 S Torrey Pines Dr, Las Vegas, 89146
Las Vegas Philharmonic
Liberace Foundation for the Performing and Creative Arts
1775 E Tropicana Avenue, Las Vegas, 89119
Las Vegas Chamber Music Society
6639 Weather View Dr, Las Vegas, 89110
Las Vegas Philippine Medical Mission Inc
7589 Parnell Ave, Las Vegas, 89147
Lied Community School
5340 W Tropical Pkwy, Las Vegas, 89130
Las Vegas Chapt. of the Air and Waste Management Assoc.
330 S Decatur Blvd # 362, Las Vegas, 89107
Las Vegas Poets
Lied Discovery Childrens Museum
Las Vegas Chapter of the Drifters Inc
Las Vegas Promise
Lied Foundation Trust
Las Vegas Charter School of the Deaf Foundation
10094 Catalina Canyon Ave, Las Vegas, 89147
Las Vegas Radio Amateur Club
Life is Precious Foundation
Las Vegas Children Foundation
2560 Montessouri St, Las Vegas, 89117
Las Vegas Railroad Society
4795 Wynn Rd, Las Vegas, 89103
Life to Las Vegas Inc
3712 N Jensen St, Las Vegas, 89129
Las Vegas Chinese Cultural Foundation
8808 Canyon Springs Dr, Las Vegas, 89117
Las Vegas Repeater Association Inc
Lifeline Diversified - A Nonprofit Corporation
726 S Casino Center Dr, Las Vegas, 89101
Las Vegas Christian Fellowship
7012 Diver Ave, North Las Vegas, 89084
Las Vegas Rescue Mission
480 W Bonanza Rd, Las Vegas, 89106
Lifesteps
1421 Bronco Rd, Boulder City, 89005
Las Vegas Contemporary Dance Theater
9920 Garamound Ave, Las Vegas, 89117
Las Vegas Resource Center
8100 Westcliff Dr, Las Vegas, 89145
Light Action Foundation
1709 Hills of Red Dr Unit 203, Las Vegas, 89128
Las Vegas CSI Foundation
10624 S Eastern Ave Ste A332, Henderson, 89052
Las Vegas Rotary Foundation Inc
C/o 7781 West Charleston Blvd, Las Vegas, 89117
Light in the Desert Via De Cristo
Las Vegas Dance Starz
1181 S Buffalo Dr Ste 130, Las Vegas, 89117
Las Vegas Roundup Inc
Light of Hope Foundation
5956 Vizzi Ct, Las Vegas, 89131
Las Vegas Deaf Bowling Association
9278 Alpine Bliss St, Las Vegas, 89123
Las Vegas Sculpture Park
Lighthouse Mission Center
1333 Kari Lee Ct Apt D, Las Vegas, 89146
Las Vegas Deaf Seniors
2174 Grand Traverse St, Henderson, 89052
Las Vegas Sertoma Scholarship Foundation
980 American Pacific Dr Ste 111, Henderson, 89014
Lightworker
Las Vegas Educational Programs
4568 Dehesa Ct, Las Vegas, 89122
Las Vegas Sister Cities Association Inc
2595 Fremont St, Las Vegas, 89104
Lil Pumpkins Day Care Center
3225 Mcleod Dr Ste 140, Las Vegas, 89121
Las Vegas Fire & Rescue Charitable Organization
400 S 4th 3rd Flr, Las Vegas, 89101
Las Vegas Ski Foundation Inc
Links for Life Foundation Inc
Las Vegas Flute Club Inc
4505 S Maryland Parkway Room 214, Las Vegas, 89154
Las Vegas Soap Box Derby
1099 Cloudy Day Dr, Henderson, 89074
Lions Healthfirst Foundation
Las Vegas Founders Golf Foundation
Las Vegas Sun Camp Fund
Lions Quest Project Inc
3232 Ventana Hills Dr, Las Vegas, 89117
Las Vegas Gay & Lesbian Chorus Inc
Las Vegas Teen Crisis
1761 Franklin Chase Ter, Henderson, 89012
Lions Sightfirst Foundation
7380 S Eastern Ave Ste 124-226, Las Vegas, 89123
Las Vegas Gem Club Incorporated
Las Vegas Tongan Assembly of God
Literacy and Education Awareness Project
Las Vegas Highland Dance Association
2609 Fallow Fields Ter, Henderson, 89052
Las Vegas Valley Humane Society
Little Lucys Child Care Center Inc
2037 Engelstad St , North Las Vegas, 89030
Las Vegas History Foundation Inc
104 Narcissus Ln, Las Vegas, 89107
Las Vegas Woodwind Quintet
2733 Grafton Ct, Las Vegas, 89117
Littlest Giant Enterprises
9225 W Charleston Blvd Apt 1016, Las Vegas, 89117
Las Vegas House Rabbit Society
9101 W Sahara Ave Ste 105 Pmb A32, Las Vegas, 89117
Las Vegas World Affairs Council
Living Earth Productions
5020 Wildroot Rd, Las Vegas, 89130
Las Vegas Indian Center Inc
Las Vegas Youth Foundation
633 South 4th Street, Las Vegas, 89101
Living Water
9850 S Maryland Pkwy Ste A-5-185, Las Vegas, 89183
Las Vegas Institute of Ayurveda
9663 Blue Calico Dr, Las Vegas, 89123
Las Vegas-Clark County Library District Foundation Inc
Living Well Incorporated
5967 Greenery View Ln, Las Vegas, 89118
Las Vegas Intergroup of Alcoholics Anonymous
Las Ventanas Retirement Community
LJ Way Foundation
3003 S Valley View Blvd Ste 150, Las Vegas, 89102
Las Vegas International Scouting Museum
Laservida Arts Cooperative
4212 Via Vaquero Ave, Las Vegas, 89102
Lotogatasi Polynesian Institute of Learning
606 Federal St, Henderson, 89015
Las Vegas Jaycee Fairground & Recreational Center
Foundation
Las Vegas Recreators Inc
1220 Tree Line Dr Apt 2009, Las Vegas, 89142
Lots of Love for Animals Inc
3820 Reflection Way, Las Vegas, 89147
Latin Chamber of Commerce Community Foundation
Lou Ruvo Brain Institute
9101 W Sahara Ave Pmb 105 177, Las Vegas, 89117
Latino Peace Officers Association
Louis A Woitishek Educational Foundation
Las Vegas Jazz Society
Laub Foundation
2810 W Charleston F 53, Las Vegas, 89102
Louis Jordan Commerorative Scholarship Foundation
2851 S Valley View 1132b, Las Vegas, 89102
Las Vegas Master Singers
8641 Emerald Grove Way, Las Vegas, 89123
Laura L Tiberti Charitable Foundation
Louis L Dickman Charitable Foundation
Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department
4087 Montoya Ave, Las Vegas, 89120
Law Enforcement Racers Against Drugs
9675 Stange Ave, Las Vegas, 89129
Louisa Sell Scholarship Fund
Las Vegas Mormon Youth Symphony Inc
6100 Elton Ave Ste 1000, Las Vegas, 89107
League of Women Voters of Las Vegas Valley Edu. Project
7450 S Eastern Ave Unit 1058, Las Vegas, 89123
Love N Care Inc
5030 Paradise Rd Ste B216, Las Vegas, 89119
Las Vegas Music Festival
3670 N Rancho Dr Ste 107, Las Vegas, 89130
Lebanon Foundation for Peace Inc
723 S Casino Center Blvd 2nd Flr, Las Vegas, 89101
Love Robinson Family Foundation
2745 S Buffalo Dr, Las Vegas, 89117
Las Vegas Natural History Museum
Lees Helping Hand Inc
4427 E Sunset Rd, Henderson, 89014
Love Sees No Color Foundation
6590 Bermuda Rd, Las Vegas, 89119
Las Vegas Nippon Kyoiku Shinkokai
925 Pilot Rd, Las Vegas, 89119
Left of Center Art Gallery
2207 W Gowan Rd, North Las Vegas, 89032
Loving Life Corporation
2141 Savannah River St, Henderson, 89044
Las Vegas Overeaters Anonymous Intergroup
Legacy Foundation
Lucky Glider Rescue & Sanctuary
Las Vegas Jaycees Senior Citizens Mobile Home
Community
5805 W Harmon, Las Vegas, 89103
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Lucrecia Vargas-Coronado Sparks Foundation
Masrad Research and Development Inc
3321 Sunrise Ave Ste 104, Las Vegas, 89101
Lucy O Charity Incorporated
270 Fairbrook Dr, Henderson, 89074
Max James Family Foundation
101 Convention Center Dr Ste 1225, Las Vegas, 89109
Lutheran Camping Association of the Southwest
111 N Torrey Pines Dr, Las Vegas, 89107
Mayors Media Solutions Inc
714 East Sahara Ave Suite 201, Las Vegas, 89104
Lutheran Social Services of Nevada
McCaw School of Mines Foundation
57 Lynn Ln, Henderson, 89015
Luz Community Development Coalition
McWhorter Foundation Inc
6132 Meadow Vista Ln, Las Vegas, 89103
LV Joyride
Media Guilds International
10020 Benjamin Nicholas Pl Unit 103. las Vegas, 89144
LVMPD Citizens Police Academy Alumni Association
9880 W Cheyenne Ave, Las Vegas, 89129
Mediators of Southern Nevada Inc
Lynn Gerringer Memorial Scholarship Fund Inc
2910 Bel Air Dr, Las Vegas, 89109
Medicare Advisory Foundation Inc
Lynne Ruffin Charitable Foundation
Meditrina Foundation
1 Hughes Center Dr Unit 602, Las Vegas, 89169
Lynne Ruffin Family Foundation
Medjugorje Information Center of Las Vegas Nevada
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Medsonix Research Institute
MOMS Club
1294 Cornet St, Henderson, 89052
98 Saint Johns Wood Ave, Henderson, 89002
10046 Lemon Valley Ave, Las Vegas, 89147
10009 Prattville Ave, Las Vegas, 89148
9016 Agreeable Ct, Las Vegas, 89149
5773 Tuscan Hill Ct, Las Vegas, 89141
2212 Maui Surf Ave, North Las Vegas, 89031
Mona L Soderstrom and Edward F Sher Foundation
3111 Bel Air Dr Apt 21a, Las Vegas, 89109
Monsieur Pit Bull Rescue Inc
Moran Foundation
3155 E Patrick Ln Ste 1, Las Vegas, 89120
Mothers Keeping the Vision Inc
1009 Stone River Dr, North Las Vegas, 89030
Moulin Rouge Museum and Cultural Center Inc
Mountain Top Activities Center
2845 Lindell Rd, Las Vegas, 89146
Mountainview Child Haven Foundation Inc
3155 East Patrick Lane, Las Vegas, 89120
Mozart Society of America
M&M Education and Training Center Inc
2902 W Gilmore Ave, North Las Vegas, 89032
Melvin D Close Foundation
3773 Howard Hughes Pkwy 3rd Flso, Las Vegas, 89109
MN Nagy and Shamin Nagy Charitable Foundation
1115 Trophy Hills Dr, Las Vegas, 89134
Memorare Foundation
MacDonald Center for the Arts & Humanities Inc
1730 W Horizon Ridge Pkwy Ste 100, Henderson, 89012
Mephibosheth Inc
Macular Degeneration Foundation Inc
Merit Shop Training Fund
5070 Arville St Ste 4, Las Vegas, 89118
Maddux Foundation
Merryhill Durango PTO
5055 S Durango Dr, Las Vegas, 89113
Madrigal Leon Charitable Foundation
5556 Criollo Dr, Las Vegas, 89122
Metro Family Unity Network
Mahoganypage Inc
726 S Casino Blvd 204, Las Vegas, 89101
Metropolitan Police Museum Asso of Nevada
3141 Sunrise Ave, Las Vegas, 89101
Majical Miniatures and the Catscradle Incorporated
1930 Village Center Circle, Las Vegas, 89134
Mexican Patriotic Committee
760 N Eastern Ave, Las Vegas, 89101
Make-a-Wish Foundation of Southern Nevada
3885 S Decatur Blvd Ste 100, Las Vegas, 89103
MGM Mirage Voice Foundation
Maranatha Academy
Michael A Obannon Foundation
2275 E Desert Inn Rd, Las Vegas, 89169
Marble Manor Resident Council
814 M St, Las Vegas, 89106
Michael Connell Charitable Foundation
Marc & Michele D Ross Foundation
Michelle Korfman Scholarship Foundation
806 Buchanan 115 315, Boulder City, 89005
Margaret Rose Center Inc
Midtown Group Ltd
5040 Celebrity Cir, Las Vegas, 89119
Margot A Staple Foundation
PO Box 130, Blue Diamond, 89004
Mike Eckel Educational Foundation
2448 Devotion Ridge Dr, Henderson, 89052
Margot Colbert Dance Company Inc
1025 Canosa Ave, Las Vegas, 89104
Milestone Childrens Learning Center
4186 Melodia Songo Ct, Las Vegas, 89135
Mariachi Nuestro Orgullo
Military Heritage Command Inc
Marie Stauffer Sigall Foundation
350 E Desert Inn Rd Unit H203, Las Vegas, 89109
Milton S Tyre Family Foundation
3021 Plaza De Monte, Las Vegas, 89102
Marilyn and Mel Larson Foundation
Mind Body & Spirit Foundation - A Nonprofit Nevada Corp.
Marilyn June Robinson Foundation
1407 Westwood Dr, Las Vegas, 89102
Ministerio Evangelistico Adonai
1026 Franklin Ave, Las Vegas, 89104
Mario P & Bianca C Borini Foundation Inc
4045 Spencer St Ste 312, Las Vegas, 89119
Ministerio Roca Solida Iglesia Cristiana
National Association of Miniature Enthusiasts
318 Vallarte Dr, Henderson, 89014
7270 Topeka Dr, Las Vegas, 89147
Mark L Stark Family Fdn. Inc - A Supporting Organization
1285 Imperia Dr, Henderson, 89052
Ministerios Victoria Inc
National Association of Minority Contractors-Nevada
726 S Casino Center Blvd Ste 204, Las Vegas, 89101
Marshall and Elaine Siegel Family Foundation
10609 Clarion Ln, Las Vegas, 89134
Minnie E Jordan Testamentary Trust
Martin J Paluga Jr Foundation
2508 Casey Dr, Las Vegas, 89120
Minority Home Ownership Council
11009 Arbor Pine Ave, Las Vegas, 89144
Nat. Assoc. of Negro Business and Professional Women
5787 Sunny Orchard Ln, Las Vegas, 89110
4422 Los Reyes Ct, Las Vegas, 89121
Martinez Aviation Center
350 Judson Ave, North Las Vegas, 89030
Minuteman Foundation Inc
2505 Anthem Village Drive, Henderson, 89052
Martins Mart Lutheran Thrift Shop League
1219 S Main St, Las Vegas, 89104
Miracle Flights for Kids
Mary Adde Beck Tua
Miracle League of Las Vegas
112 Garces Ave Ste 200, Las Vegas, 89101
Mary Bartsas Family Foundation
528 E Oakey Blvd, Las Vegas, 89104
Miracles Happen
271 Yuma Ln, Henderson, 89015
Mary Kay Robinson Foundation
14087 Westwood Dr, Las Vegas, 89119
Missions of Joy Inc
Masjid As-Sabur Las Vegas
711 Morgan Ave, Las Vegas, 89106
Mold Survivors of America Inc
Masjid Haseebullah Inc
3799 S Edwards, Las Vegas, 89107
Mommy & Me West
Multiple Sclerosis Patient Services
1405 Vegas Valley Dr Apt 55, Las Vegas, 89169
Murray Petersen Foundation
Music Library Association
University of Nevada - Las Vegas, Las Vegas, 89154
Music Teachers National Association Inc
3650 Great Bear St, Las Vegas, 89147
Music Teachers National Association Inc
Musicfest U S A
2336 Chasing Star Ave, Las Vegas, 89123
My Fathers Business Inc. - A Nonprofit Corporation
My Hope Chest
3395 South Jones 298, Las Vegas, 89146
Myron Heaton Chorale Las Vegas Inc
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Narcotic Educational Foundation of Nevada
4780 W Ann Rd 5-228, North Las Vegas, 89031
Nathan Adelson Hospice Foundation Inc
Nathan Adelson Hospice Inc
National Academy of Law Ethics & Management Inc
National Alternative Cancer Association
5146 Caliente St, Las Vegas, 89119
National Association for Beginning Teachers
321 Arbour Garden Ave, Las Vegas, 89148
National Association of Black Accountants
National Association of Black Veterans Inc
National Association of Scholars
National Assoc. of Women Highway Safety Leaders Inc
4505 Maryland Pky Box 454015, Las Vegas, 89154
National Black Nurses Association Inc
National Charity Las Vegas Chapter
National Charity League Inc
National Clean Cities Inc
2950 Ronemus Dr, Las Vegas, 89128
National Coalition of 100 Black Women North Las Vegas
National Consumer Debt Counciling Service
6707 W Charleston Blvd Ste 1b, Las Vegas, 89146
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National Council of Negro Women Inc
National Council of Young Israel
National EMS Academy
National Engineers Week Foundation
1001 S Valley View Blvd Msc 500, Las Vegas, 89107
National Federation Blind of NV
1401 N Michael Way Ste 118 L, Las Vegas, 89108
National Image Inc
Nevada Association of Hispanic Real Estate Professionals
Foundation
Nevada Association of Latin Americans Inc
323 N Maryland Pkwy, Las Vegas, 89101
Nevada Association of Nonprofit Organizations
1000 N Green Valley Pky Ste 300-166, Las Vegas, 89074
Nevada Automobile Museum
6315 W Mesa Vista Ave, Las Vegas, 89118
Nevada Ballet Theatre
1651 Inner Cir, Las Vegas, 89134
Nevada Disability Advocacy and Law Center Inc
6039 Eldora Ave Ste C, Las Vegas, 89146
Nevada Donor Network Inc
Nevada Employees for the Right to Work
Nevada Entrepreneurs for Education Inc
Nevada Environmental Health Association
Nevada Bar Foundation
Nevada Executives and Citizens Advocating Patient
Protection
Nevada Bass Federation Nation Inc
3305 Tiara Point Cir, Las Vegas, 89146
Nevada Fair Housing Center Inc
333 N Rancho Drive, Las Vegas, 89106
Nevada Benefits Foundation
9505 Hillwood Dr Unit 100, Las Vegas, 89134
Nevada Family Practice Residency
4000 E Charleston Ste B-230, Las Vegas, 89104
Nevada Bioresearch Foundation
Nevada Fire Chiefs Association Inc
National Society Colonial Dames XVII Century
Nevada Buddhist Association
Nevada Firefighters Wives Association
10705 Elk Lake Dr, Las Vegas, 89144
National Society of the Children of the American
Revolution
Nevada Buddhist Vihara
2304 Monterey Ave, Las Vegas, 89104
Nevada Garden Clubs Inc
Nevada Cancer Institute Foundation
NevadaGives
10624 S Eastern Ave. Ste.A-600 Henderson, 89052
Nevada Cancer Institute Holding Company
Nevada HAND Inc
295 E Warm Springs Rd Ste 101, Las Vegas, 89119
Nevada Cancer Research Foundation Inc
Local, Las Vegas, 89106
Nevada Health Professionals Assistance Fund
9811 W Charleston Blvd Ste 2 382, Las Vegas, 89117
Nevada Center for Missing Loved Ones
253 Elliott Rd, Henderson, 89011
Nevada Homeless Alliance
1504 N Main St, Las Vegas, 89101
National Society of the Sons of Utah Pioneers
5524 Rocky Ravine Ave, Las Vegas, 89131
Nevada Center for Public Ethics
1401 Hillshire Dr Ste 150, Las Vegas, 89134
Nevada Homes for Youth Inc
National Society Sons and Daughters of the Pilgrims
10956 Fort Valley Ave, Las Vegas, 89134
Nevada Chamber Symphony
2229 Marlboro Dr, Henderson, 89014
Nevada Hospitality Foundation
1500 E Tropicana Ave Ste 114-a, Las Vegas, 89119
Nat. Steering Comm of the Assoc for the Improvement of
Minorities In IRS
5109 Mandrake Ln, Las Vegas, 89130
Nevada Chapter of the Alexander Graham Bell Association
1243 Peaceful Desert Ct, Henderson, 89052
Nevada Injury Prevention
4221 Val Dechiana Ave, Las Vegas, 89141
Nevada Child Abuse Prevention Foundation
4065 E Post Rd, Las Vegas, 89120
Nevada Institute for Contemporary Art
4170 S Decatur, Las Vegas, 89103
Nevada Child Enforcement Training Association
Nevada Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Commission
Nevada Child Seekers Merging Corporation
2880 E Flamingo Rd Ste J, Las Vegas, 89121
Nevada Law-Related Education Project
Nevada Childhood Cancer Foundation
Nevada Legal Services Inc
Nevada Childrens Center Inc
Nevada Minority Purchasing Council
Nevada Childrens Hospital Association
Nevada Museum of Aviation and Military History
3375 E Russell Rd Ste C, Las Vegas, 89120
Nevada Clay Guild
Nevada Museum of Flight Inc
5170 Eugene Ave, Las Vegas, 89108
Nevada Coalition for Suicide Prevention
205 N Stephanie St Ste D-149, Henderson, 89074
Nevada Museums Association Inc
Nevada Coalition of Organizations of By and For the Deaf
9725 Hitching Rail Dr, Las Vegas, 89117
Nevada Neuroscience Foundation
880 Seven Hills Dr Ste 200, Henderson, 89052
Nevada Communities Education Foundation Inc
5313 Patricia Ave, Las Vegas, 89130
Nevada Nuclear Waste Task Force Inc
Nevada Community Associates Inc
Nevada Old-Time Fiddlers Association
Nevada Community Development Corporation
1101 E Tropicana Ste 2035, Las Vegas, 89119
Nevada Open Doors Foundation Inc
Nevada Community Foundation Inc
Nevada Open Spaces Council Inc
709 S Mallard St, Las Vegas, 89107
Nevada Community Reinvestment Corporation
Nevada Opera Theatre
4080 Paradise Rd Ste 15, Las Vegas, 89169
Nevada Conservation League Education Fund
Nevada Organ Transplant Trust Fund
Nevada Consumer Advocacy Network
Nevada PEP Inc
2355 Red Rock St Ste 106, Las Vegas, 89146
Nevada Council of the Blind
Nevada Paralyzed Veterans of America - Nonprofit
Corporation
1630 Sunset Dr, Las Vegas, 89108
National League of American Pen Women Inc
2707 Coventry Green Ave, Henderson, 89074
National Learning Foundation
113 W Lake Mead Pkwy, Henderson, 89015
National Organization of Black Law Enforcement
Executives Noble
Nat. Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution
607 Mount Williamson Way, Boulder City, 89005
2621 Evening Sky Dr, Henderson, 89052
3990 Wainscot Ct, Las Vegas, 89147
4360 Flandes St, Las Vegas, 89121
National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution
1815 Westwind Rd, Las Vegas, 89146
5432 Cold Lake St, Las Vegas, 89148
National Wheelchair Poolplayers Association Incorporated
9757 Mount Lompoc Ct, Las Vegas, 89178
National Wild Horse Association
Native American Community Services
Native American Heritage Foundation
1956 Summer Palm Pl Unit 101, Las Vegas, 89134
NBA of Las Vegas Scholarship Association
325 S Third St 279, Las Vegas, 89101
NCBW Housing Inc
NDA Foundation for Oral Health
Neighborhood Housing Services of Southern Nevada Inc
1849 Civic Center Dr, North Las Vegas, 89030
Nellis Officers Wives Club Scholarship and Charitable Assn
Nellis Support Team
10777 W Twain Ave Ste 333, Las Vegas, 89135
Neon Museum
Network of Executive Women in Hospitality Inc
Nevada Academy of Family Physicians Foundation
Nevada African American Genealogy Society-NAAGS
Nevada Aids Project - A Nevada Nonprofit Corporation
1917 Bonita Ave, Las Vegas, 89104
Nevada Alliance for Addictive Disorders
10656 Royal Pine Ave, Las Vegas, 89144
Nevada Amateur Rafio Repeaters Inc
395 Peaceful St, Las Vegas, 89110
Nevada Archaelogical Association
Nevada Arts Advocates
7555 Spanish Bay Dr, Las Vegas, 89113
Nevada Association for Career & Technical Education
4085 Dustin Ave, Las Vegas, 89120
Nevada Association of Fashion Design
Nevada Association of Healthcare Quality Inc
4012 S Rainbow Ste K 430, Las Vegas, 89103
Nevada Council on Economic Education
Nevada Council on Problem Gambling Inc
4340 S Valley View Drive, Las Vegas, 89103
Nevada Cultural Affairs Foundation
3225 B S Rianbow Blvd 204, Las Vegas, 89146
Nevada Deaf Resources Center Foundation
4555 N Fort Apache Rd, Las Vegas, 89129
Nevada Desert Experience-Franciscan Friars of California
Nevada Desert Lights Theatre Organ Society
4804 Fiesta Lakes St, Las Vegas, 89130
Nevada Partners Inc
Nevada Partnership for Homeless Youth
Nevada Patriot Fund
Nevada Perinatal Foundation
2011 Pinto Ln Ste 200, Las Vegas, 89106
Nevada Policy Research Institute
3155 E Patrick Lane, Las Vegas, 89120
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Nevada Public Radio
Nevadans Organized to Better Address Diversity
4111 Royalhill Ave, Las Vegas, 89121
Opportunities Industrialization Centers of Clark County NV
Nevada Quality Alliance
4132 S Rainbow Blvd 394, Las Vegas, 89103
Nevadas First Barbering Institute Inc
7501 Sea Spray Ave, Las Vegas, 89128
Opportunity Village Association for Retarded Citizens
Nevada Renewable Energy Storage Technology Research
443 Nevada Hwy, Boulder City, 89005
New Generation Media Inc
3145 La Mancha Way, Henderson, 89014
Opportunity Village Foundation
Nevada Resort Assn IATSE 720 Apprentice & Journeyman
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New Hope Foundation
1016 Shifting Sands Dr, Las Vegas, 89108
Opsomai Institute for Etiological Pervestigation Inc
524 5th St , Boulder City, 89005
New Hope Medical Foundation
9065 S Pecos Rd Ste 240, Henderson, 89074
Optimistic Achievers
2678 S Decatur Blvd Apt 104, Las Vegas, 89102
New Horizons Center for Learning
Organization for the Betterment of Youth
6116 Fawn Cir, Las Vegas, 89107
New Vista Ranch Inc
Org. for the Protection of Nevadas Resident Tortoises Inc
5157 Poncho Cir, Las Vegas, 89119
New West Stage Company
Organization of Chinese-Americans Inc
1290 S Tenaya Way, Las Vegas, 89117
New Works Project Ltd
Otto Schwartz Memorial Graduate Scholarship Fund
Newman Family Foundation
3512 Coventry Gardens Dr, Las Vegas, 89135
Our Primary Purpose Corporation
6815 Zamora Dr, Las Vegas, 89103
Nike House
2503 El Paso Grande Ave, Henderson, 89074
Outside the Camp Inc
2901 N Rainbow Blvd Apt 2051, Las Vegas, 89108
Nirb Medical Foundation
9065 S Pecos Rd Ste 220, Henderson, 89074
Ovarian Cancer Alliance of Nevada
2827 Utica Cir, Las Vegas, 89146
Nevada Rose Foundation
2251 N Rampart Blvd 185, Las Vegas, 89128
Nevada Rotary Foundation
613 N Stephanie St, Henderson, 89014
Nevada School of the Arts
4170 S Decatur Blvd Ste A4, Las Vegas, 89103
Nevada School of the Arts Foundation Inc
Nevada Search and Rescue Inc
7340 W Russell Rd Apt 2068, Las Vegas, 89113
Nevada Section of the American Nuclear Society
1180 N Town Center Dr, Las Vegas, 89144
Nevada Senior Games Inc
3925 S Jones Blvd Apt 1123, Las Vegas, 89103
Nevada Senior Services Inc
9001 Hillpointe Rd, Las Vegas, 89134
Nevada Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals
Nirmala Film Services
723 S Casino Center Blvd, Las Vegas, 89101
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NNI Research Foundation
PERL Outreach - A Nonprofit Corporation
3305 W Spring Mountain Rd 60-24, Las Vegas, 89102
Norris E Dodd Foundation
Pacesetters International
2505 Anthem Village Dr Ste E565, Henderson, 89052
North American Folk Music and Dance Alliance Inc
216 Lindy Dr, Las Vegas, 89107
Pacific & Asian-American Coalition on Education Pace Inc
192 Cliff Valley Dr, Las Vegas, 89148
North American Network of Cities of Asylum
4505 Maryland Parkway Box 455085, Las Vegas, 89154
Pacific Planetarium Association Inc
North Las Vegas Center Ring Boxing Inc
600 S Martin Luther King Blvd, Las Vegas, 89106
Pahrump Humane Society
North Las Vegas Chamber of Commerce Community Fdn.
3345 W Craig Rd, North Las Vegas, 89032
Palo Verde Child and Family Services Inc
2801 S Valley View Blvd Ste 14, Las Vegas, 89102
North Las Vegas K9 Teams
Panguitch Foundation
2130 Diamond Bar Dr, Las Vegas, 89117
North Star Foundation Inc
8550 W Desert Inn Rd Ste 102 171, Las Vegas, 89117
Panitan Heritage Foundation
2375 Bensley St, Henderson, 89044
Nothing But Luv Foundation
Par for the Cure Inc
713 Trixis Pl, Las Vegas, 89144
Noticia Publica - A Nonprofit Corp
209 S Stephanie St Ste B-116, Henderson, 89012
Paradise Found Village Inc
Nevada State Parks Cooperative Association
Nova Town
1751 N Buffalo Dr # 104-106 Pmb Po, Las Vegas, 89128
Paradise Metaphysical Center
4618 Carriage Ln, Las Vegas, 89119
Nevada State Task Force for the Elimination of Racial
Economic
325 S 3rd St Ste 1 # 384, Las Vegas, 89101
NTS Development Corporation
Parent Citywide African American Edu. Focus Group
5416 Banjo St, Las Vegas, 89107
Nucleus Associates Community Development Corporation
2549 Lazy Brook Dr, Las Vegas, 89156
Parent Educational Advocacy Services Peas
3656 Dutch Valley Dr, Las Vegas, 89147
Nuff Sed
4909 Rancho Verde Ct, North Las Vegas, 89031
Parents and Friends of Lesbians and Gays Las Vegas
Nevada Speech-Language-Hearing
Nevada Sports Network Inc
Nevada Stage Company
3425 Irv Marcus Dr, Las Vegas, 89108
Nevada State Assembly of Alcoholics Anonymous
Nevada State Assn of School Nurses
9905 Mirada Dr, Las Vegas, 89144
Nevada State College Foundation Inc
1125 Nevada State Dr, Henderson, 89002
Nevada State Education Association Reach for the Stars
Nevada State Friends for K-9
Nevada State Museum and Historical Society Volunteer
and Docent Council
700 Twin Lakes Dr, Las Vegas, 89107
Nevada Statewide Independent Living Council
6039 Eldora Ave Ste H-8, Las Vegas, 89146
Nevada Student Care Inc
Nevada Surgical Research Inc
1111 Shadow Ln, Las Vegas, 89102
Nevada Test Site Historical Foundation
Nevada Theatre Arts Company
4051 Hazelcrest Cir, Las Vegas, 89121
Nevada Treatment Center
Nevada Vascular Access Network
Nevada Veterans Assistance League Inc
100 Veterans Memorial Dr, Boulder City, 89005
Nevada Watercolor Society
Nevada Womens Business Resource & Assistance Center
Nevada Young Riders
8112 Sapphire Bay Cir, Las Vegas, 89128
Nevada Youth Alliance
Nevada Zoological Foundation
Nevadans Acting for Welfare Reform NVafdcwar
Nevadans for Equal Access
3831 Dexter Way, Las Vegas, 89115
Nevadans for Life
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Parents in Education Association
6251 Great Smokey Ave, Las Vegas, 89156
Oasis Self-Help Center
7065 W Ann Rd, Las Vegas, 89130
Parkinson Family Charitable Foundation
2905 Lake East Dr Ste 110, Las Vegas, 89117
Oasis Solidarity Charity Fdn for Children Inc The Oasis Fdn
5419 W Tropicana Ave Apt 515, Las Vegas, 89103
Parks Education Foundation
1131 Geneva Ave, Henderson, 89015
Obstetrical & Gynecological Education Foundation
Parks Foundation
Odyssey House of Nevada
6206 W Desert Inn Rd Ste A, Las Vegas, 89146
Patricia Miller Anton and William Conrad Anton Fdn.
9 Avenida Fiori, Henderson, 89011
Olga Samuel Freeman Charitable Scholarship Trust
Paul B Sogg Charitable Foundation
Olympus Gymnastics Booster Club
3044 Paseo Mountain Ave, Henderson, 89052
Paul C Helmick Foundation
555 E Silverado Ranch Blvd 2145, Las Vegas, 89183
Omega Psi Phi Charities of Nevada
Paul E & Helen S Meyer Foundation
3315 E Russell Rd 199, Las Vegas, 89120
Omicron Delta Epsilon Intl Honor Society in Economics Inc
4505 Md Pky Box 456005 Dept of Econ, LV 89154
Paws Up Foundation
One By One Enterprise
3305 W Spring Mountain Rd Ste 6024, Las Vegas, 89102
Payne Foundation
7435 S Eastern Ave Ste 5-165, Las Vegas, 89123
Operation Homefront Inc
8209 Willeta Ave, Las Vegas, 89145
PDE Family Services Foundation Inc
7538 Mustang St, Las Vegas, 89131
Operation Life Community
Peace Foundation- A Nonprofit Corporation
Operation Life Seniors Citizens Corporation
500 W Owens, Las Vegas, 89106
Pediatric Education and Research Foundation
653 N Town Center Dr Ste 408, Las Vegas, 89144
Operation Stop Hate
6912 Vivian Cir, Las Vegas, 89145
Pediatric Emergency Inc
1009 Trophy Hills Dr, Las Vegas, 89134
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Performing Arts Society of Nevada Inc
6301 Malachite Bay Ave, Las Vegas, 89130
Project Armstrong Inc
3450 N Hualapai Way Unit 1142, Las Vegas, 89129
Rescue Rottie
Philam Nurses Foundation Inc
11816 Orense Dr, Las Vegas, 89138
Project Citizenship
3960 Howard Hughes Pkwy Fl 5, Las Vegas, 89169
Philippine American Charity Foundation
10705 Back Plains Dr, Las Vegas, 89134
Project Mosaic
440 Parkson Rd, Henderson, 89011
Resident Council Coalition-Remedial Reading
Resource Ctr
2601 Perliter Ave, North Las Vegas, 89030
Phillips Family Foundation
6525 W Warm Springs Ste 100, Las Vegas, 89118
Project Youth Life Skills Center
1344 N Jones Blvd, Las Vegas, 89108
Phoenix Foundation
Proserve Community Corp
2921 N Tenaya Way Ste 218, Las Vegas, 89128
Phoenix Holistic Healing Foundation
908 E Sahara Ave Ste A, Las Vegas, 89104
Prostate Cancer Resource
Piange Development Co
Psychological Research Foundation
Pinnacle Employee Relief Fund
Public Risk Management Association Inc
4202 Channel 10 Dr, Las Vegas, 89119
Pinnacle Entertainment Scholarship Fund
PWH Educational Foundation Inc
2624 Pebblegold Ave, Henderson, 89074
Pittman and Pittman Enterprises
6935 Aliante Prkwy, Las Vegas, 89084
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PMS Research Foundation
2754 El Toreador St, Las Vegas, 89169
Q Vegas Foundation
2408 Pardee Pl, Las Vegas, 89104
Pneumodynamics
1324 Pinto Rd , Boulder City, 89005
Quail Unlimited Inc
Police and Fire Emerald Society of Nevada
Quality Housing for Working Families Inc
6900 Westcliff Dr Ste 515, Las Vegas, 89145
Police Athletic League of Southern Nevada
2313 Bear Valley St, Las Vegas, 89128
Quest House Congregation
2655 Red Rock St Unit 102, Las Vegas, 89146
Police Auxiliary Civilian Team
521 Junebug Pl, Henderson, 89015
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Retrovaille of Las Vegas
8461 W El Campo Grande Ave, Las Vegas, 89149
Reydan Family Foundation
8036 Barndance Ct, Las Vegas, 89149
Richard Tam Foundation
Richard & Laura Marken Irrv B Trust for U. of Wisconsin Fdn
Richard Allen Community Outreach Inc
7917 Holly Knoll Ave, Las Vegas, 89129
Richard Tam UNLV Alumni Association Foundation
Ritter Charitable Trust
300 South 4th Street, Las Vegas, 89101
River City Foundation
723 S Casino Center Blvd 2nd Flr, Las Vegas, 89101
Riviera Employees Foundation
Robert & Mary Stranahan Family Foundation
7504 Via Del Mar St, Las Vegas, 89131
Robert Belliveau Foundation
18 Cerchio Alto, Henderson, 89011
Robert Cohen Private Foundation
Robert E Clark Family Foundation
Police Officers Riding 4 Kids
2728 Carolina Blue Ave, Henderson, 89052
RNR Inc
2701 N Rainbow Blvd Apt 1021, Las Vegas, 89108
Polis Charitable Foundation
Rachel Sager Art Foundation
1040 New Creek Ave, Henderson, 89015
Polis Museum of Fine Art
Rainbow Nation
3512 Haverford Ave, Las Vegas, 89121
Poppy Foundation
Ralph W Gibson Trust
Potential Life Foundation Inc
905 E Twain Ave A-1, Las Vegas, 89169
Rampage Bicycle Club Inc
162 Coastal Pier Ct, Henderson, 89002
Potters House
Rapport Leadership Youth Foundation
1910 Thunder Ridge Cir, Henderson, 89012
Poverello House Inc
Reaching Our Communitys Kids
Pow Wow of the Four Winds
2429 Salt Lake St, North Las Vegas, 89030
React International
1929 Ballard Dr, Las Vegas, 89104
Praxis Advocates Inc
4040 Pioneer Ave Ste 100, Las Vegas, 89102
Read for Kids Donate to Kids Inc
7140 Sudley Ct, Las Vegas, 89131
Rosemaere Rikki Korodoses Ferer Legal Education Fund
Inc
Precious Jewel Foundation Inc
5175 Camino Al Norte, North Las Vegas, 89031
Read Volunteer Literacy Services of Southern Nevada
Royal Stratford Shakespeare Players Starbright Theatre Co
7933 Astral Ave, Las Vegas, 89149
Premier Tournaments Inc
3960 Howard Hughes Pky 9th Flr, Las Vegas, 89169
Rebel Golf Foundation
Royce J Tipton & Associates Scholarship Fund No 42/6257
Present Truth of These Last Days
6741 W Alexander Rd, Las Vegas, 89108
Rebelution Scholarship Fund
Rozar Family Foundation
2201 Big Bar Dr, Henderson, 89052
Preservation Alliance for Wildlife Inc
4680 W Maulding Ave, Las Vegas, 89139
Rebuilding All Goals Efficiently
6203 Shadow Oak Dr, North Las Vegas, 89031
Rudy Ruettiger Foundation
12 Highland Creek Dr, Henderson, 89052
Pride of the West
818 Sun Shimmer Pl, Las Vegas, 89110
Rebuilding the Village Foundation
7495 W Charleston Blvd Apt 23, Las Vegas, 89117
Ruegys Readers Inc
Primary Healthcare of Nevada
Rebuilding Together
Ruiz Family Foundation
9 Hummingbird Ln, Henderson, 89014
Primm Foundation
6680 Amelia Earhart Ct Ste 200, Las Vegas, 89119
Red Mountain Music Company
Russian Heritage Highway Foundation
Princess Lee Corporation
Red One-Red Nation Cherokee Business Services
2601 Perliter Ave Ste A, North Las Vegas, 89030
Ruth E Wilson Trust
Princess Palace
10531 Penns Creek Ct, Las Vegas, 89135
Red Pathway Learning Center & Foundation Inc
701 Kenny Way, Las Vegas, 89107
Ruth Taylor Williams Foundation
6000 S Eastern Ave Ste 5c, Las Vegas, 89119
Priori Enterprise Inc
Red Rock Audubon Society
Ruvo Family Foundation
24 Sawgrass Ct, Las Vegas, 89113
Priority Youth 1st
201 Misty Isle Ln Unit D, Las Vegas, 89107
Red Rock Canyon Interpretive Association
RVETS Inc
Prisoner Integration Experience
Redress Inc
Prize Records Inc
Regenerative Medicine Organization
1635 Village Center Cir Ste 240, Las Vegas, 89134
SAFE House Inc Stop Abuse in the Family Environment
921 American Pacific Dr Ste 300 Henderson, 89014
PRN-PRN Inc
Regina Hall Auxiliary
4765 Yuma Ave, Las Vegas, 89104
SEA Rescue Foundation
Pro Labore Dei Inc
Registry of Interpreters for the Deaf
SESAME Inc
Professional Drivers Association
Renaissance I Theatre Company
1940 Mills Cir, Las Vegas, 89106
SET 4 Life Community Learning Center
1307 D St, Las Vegas, 89106
Progressive Choices
3010 Rigel Ave, Las Vegas, 89102
Renaissance Mansion Inc
3163 Key Largo Dr Apt 102, Las Vegas, 89120
SEW Scholarships Education for Women Private Fdn.
Robert L Gresham Jr & Judy L Gresham Foundation
Robert W Everson Foundation
3111 Bel Air Dr Apt 5e, Las Vegas, 89109
Roberts Family Foundation
1534 Sunrise City, Boulder City, 89005
Ronald McDonald House Charities of Greater Las Vegas Inc
2323 Potosi St, Las Vegas, 89146
Rose Memorial
Rose of Sharon
7121 W Craig Rd Ste 113 Ste 148, Las Vegas, 89129
Rosebrock Family Foundation
2009 Amber Stone Ct, Las Vegas, 89134
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SOUL Foundation
1720 E Bonanza Apt 130, Las Vegas, 89101
Shane Patton Scholarship Foundationinc
417 Ash St , Boulder City, 89005
SPIN Foundation
7881 West Charleston Blvd, Las Vegas, 89117
Share Supportive Housing and Resources for the Elderly
1305 Fox Acres Dr, Las Vegas, 89134
SURGE
5264 Cagney Ct, Las Vegas, 89103
Share the Asphalt Road Safely Forever Incorporated
3675 S Rainbow Blvd 107-208, Las Vegas, 89103
Safari Learning Center Inc
7850 S Dean Martin Dr, Las Vegas, 89139
Sharon E Sigesmund Charitable Foundation Inc
2859 Queens Courtyard Dr, Las Vegas, 89109
Safety Awareness for Empowering Today’s Youth Fdn.
Southern Nevada
3925 W Bell Dr, Las Vegas, 89118
Sheet Metal Workers Local 88 Joint Apprenticeship &
Training Fund
2540 Marco St, Las Vegas, 89115
Saga Storytellers Association
9037 Barium Rock Ave, Las Vegas, 89143
Shelter Partners Inc
10041 Woodhouse Dr, Las Vegas, 89134
Salt Council Inc
Shepherd Hills Development Inc
7917 Holly Knoll Ave, Las Vegas, 89129
Samaritan Counseling Center of Southern Nevada
Shepherd Hills Mutual Housing Association Inc
3800 Howard Hughes Pkwy Fl 7, Las Vegas, 89169
Samaritan House Inc
Shepherd House Ltd
Samaritan Innovative Science Foundation
101 Convention Center Dr Ste 320, Las Vegas, 89109
Sherry Griswold Foundation
4631 Fiore Bella Blvd, Las Vegas, 89135
Sanctuary for Infants With AIDS and Other Catastrophic
Diseases
Shetland Sheepdog Club of Southern Nevada
205 Muldowney Ln, Las Vegas, 89138
Santiago Family Foundation
10816 Button Willow Dr, Las Vegas, 89134
Sapphire Foundation for Prostate Cancer
Sartini Foundation
Sattva Metaphysical Center
7852 Surfcrest Ct, Las Vegas, 89128
Saturno-Sunny Acres Trust
Saundras Haven
5130 S Fort Apache, Las Vegas, 89148
Save the Rain Forests Foundation
Sawyer Family Foundation
2654 W Horizon Ridge Pkwy 176, Henderson, 89052
Schneider Family Foundation - A Supporting Organization
12 Quail Run Rd, Henderson, 89014
Scholastic Foundation of Nevada
1645 W Warm Springs 201, Henderson, 89014
Schulman Family Foundation
S E Clayton Foundation Inc
5445 W Reno Ave Apt 1516, Las Vegas, 89118
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Shiloh Charitable Trust
2505 Anthem Village Dr Ste E313, Henderson, 89052
Shoot for the Stars Foundation
2598 Windmill Pkwy Ste B, Henderson, 89074
Showbiz Kidz
117 Serramonte Ct, Henderson, 89074
Siegfried & Roy Foundation Inc
1639 Valley Dr, Las Vegas, 89108
Sierra Community Healthcare Foundation
Sierra Snow Gliders Inc
2309 N Decatur Blvd Ste D, Las Vegas, 89108
Sierra Wind Quintet
Sight for Life
10624 S Eastern Ave A 623, Henderson, 89052
Sign Design Theatre Co
2657 Windmill Pkwy, Henderson, 89074
Signature Productions
3255 Mustang St, Las Vegas, 89108
Silent Heroes of the Cold War Corporation
Silkworth House
Society for Preservation & Encourmt of Barbershop
Quartet Singing Amer
2512 Roseworthy Dr, Las Vegas, 89134
Society for the Advancement of Consciousness
6182 La Palma Pkwy, Las Vegas, 89118
Society for the Preservation of Arts Customs and
Environment
208 Delamar St, Las Vegas, 89107
Society of American Fight Directors
Society of American Military Engineers
Society of Saint Pius X Las Vegas Nevada Inc
Solar NV
383 Placer Creek Ln, Henderson, 89014
Sole Rebel Foundation
Somebody Cares Foundation
2336 Stone Glen Ln, Las Vegas, 89134
Sonerholm Charitable Foundation
1655 Apple Cart Cir, Las Vegas, 89142
Sons of the Confederate Veterans
4071 Grasmere Ave, Las Vegas, 89121
Soroptimist Foundation Inc
South Nevada Golf Course Superintendent Assoc
10421 Fuji Ct, Las Vegas, 89129
Southern Highlands Prepatory Pac
11500 Southern Highlands Pkwy, Las Vegas, 89141
Southern Nevada Advocates for Homeless People
Southern Nevada Aids Research & Education Society
Southern Nevada Area Health Education Center
Southern Nevada Association of Pride Inc
Southern Nevada Association of Women Attorneys Fdn.
Southern Nevada Bluegrass Music Society
Southern Nevada Centers for Independent Living
6039 El Dora Ste H-8, Las Vegas, 89146
Southern Nevada Children First
2424 Summer Home St, Las Vegas, 89135
Southern Nevada Coalition 2000
6100 Elton Ave Ste 14b, Las Vegas, 89107
Sean C MClarry Foundation
Silver State Chapter of American Backflow Prevention
Association
Second Chance Foundation
2069 E Sahara Ave Ste B, Las Vegas, 89104
Silver State Housing
Southern Nevada Community Concert Association
230 Garfield Dr, Henderson, 89074
Secret Witness of Las Vegas Inc
Silver State Learning Alliance
Southern Nevada Community Concerts Assoc
5412 Tahoe Dr, Las Vegas, 89142
See Spot Run Inc
312 Nevada Hwy, Boulder City, 89005
Silver State Regional Blinded Veterans Association
3265 W Landberg Ave, Las Vegas, 89141
Southern Nevada Conservancy
6755 W Charleston Blvd Ste D, Las Vegas, 89146
Self Mastery Institute for Youth Inc
6530 Annie Oakley Dr Apt 3113, Henderson, 89014
Simms Family Foundation
3354 Saddleback Ct, Las Vegas, 89121
So. Nevada Culinary and Bartenders Training Fund- A Trust
Senior Center of Boulder City Inc
1001 Arizona St, Boulder City, 89005
Singers United in Christ Inc
820 W Bonanza Rd M, Las Vegas, 89106
Southern Nevada Desert Mermaids
9800 Mountain Grove Ct, Las Vegas, 89134
Senior Spaniel Rescue Inc
Single Family Services
Southern Nevada Desert Storm
Senior Tripsters Inc
451 E Bonanza Rd, Las Vegas, 89101
Single Persons of Our Nation
6352 Youngmont Ave, Las Vegas, 89103
Southern Nevada Disenfranchised Veterans Consortium Inc
Seniors in Action
3085 S Jones Blvd E, Las Vegas, 89146
Sipple Enterprises
2727 Carolina Blue Ave Ste A, Henderson, 89052
Southern Nevada Domestic Violence Task Force
Sertoma International Sponsorship Fund
Sisters Network
1221 Leonard Ave, Las Vegas, 89106
Southern Nevada Handweavers & Spinners Guild Inc
Service Campaign Corporation
Slavin Charitable Foundation
2775 S Jones Blvd Ste 100a, Las Vegas, 89146
Southern Nevada Health Services
2232 S Nellis Blvd 292, Las Vegas, 89104
Service Corps of Retired Executives Association
400 S 4th St Ste 250a, Las Vegas, 89101
Smelek Family Foundation Inc
8 Avenida Casatino, Henderson, 89011
Southern Nevada Hispanic Employment
8124 Church Steeple St, Las Vegas, 89131
Serving People in Need
3271 Shadow Bluff Ave, Las Vegas, 89120
Smith-Rowse Family Charitable Foundation
Southern Nevada Junior Golf Association Inc
Severin Wunderman Family Foundation Jessica Lee
SN Over-the-Line Players
7185 Del Rey Ave, Las Vegas, 89117
Southern Nevada Laborers Local 872 Charitable Fund
SFS Entertainment
1876 Fairfield Ter, Henderson, 89074
Snapp Project Inc
Southern Nevada Musical Arts Society
3950 Springhill Ave, Las Vegas, 89121
Shade Tree Endowment Inc
1 W Owens Ave, North Las Vegas, 89030
So Hum Foundation
4045 S Buffalo Dr Ste A101 Pmb 120, Las Vegas, 89147
Southern Nevada Opera Association
827 Arrowhead Trl, Henderson, 89002
Shades of Synergy Inc
3350 N Durango Dr Apt 1136, Las Vegas, 89129
Society for Preservation & Encourmt of Barbershop
Quartet Singing Amer
3503 President Cir, Las Vegas, 89121
Southern Nevada Operating Engineers Journeyman &
Apprentice Trng Trust
6350 Howdy Wells Ave, Las Vegas, 89115
Southern Nevada Coalition of Concerned Women
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Southern Nevada Parks Foundation
Stan & Bev Clark Mission Outreach
2344, Henderson, 89014
Sycamore Fund
10 Wood Creek Ct, Las Vegas, 89141
Southern Nevada Police Toy Drive
10624 S Eastern Ave Ste A/348, Henderson, 89052
Standing on Giants Charitable Foundation
1855 Winward Ct, Henderson, 89012
Synergistic Cosmic Enterprises Foundation
2251 N Rampart Blvd, Las Vegas, 89128
Southern Nevada Public Television
4210 Channel 10 Dr, Las Vegas, 89119
Stanley Canter Foundation
Southern Nevada Railroaders Museum LLC
3342 Sandhill Road Suite 9-311, Las Vegas, 89121
Starfactree Foundation Inc
2764 Desert Crystal Dr, Las Vegas, 89134
T J Mahoney and Associates Inc
Southern Nevada Regional Trails Partnership
7795 N Torrey Pines Dr, Las Vegas, 89131
State Parks Cultural Arts Board Inc
1405 Wheatland Way, Las Vegas, 89128
TRIP Plus
6130 W Tropicana Ave Ste 264, Las Vegas, 89103
Southern Nevada Sandpipers Swimming Booster Club Inc
Station Foundation
Tabitha Foundation
5616 Grand Guiness Ct, Las Vegas, 89130
Southern Nevada Schnauzer Rescue
7442 Tahoe Basin Dr, Las Vegas, 89129
Steinberg Family Foundation
7301 Peak Dr Ste 200, Las Vegas, 89128
Tafesse Foundation
4350 La Cienega St Apt 2b, Las Vegas, 89109
Southern Nevada Sports Hall of Fame Foundation Inc
310 N Gibson Rd, Henderson, 89014
Stellarvue Charitable Foundation
8228 Spring Arts Ave, Las Vegas, 89129
TAGM Inc-NFP
6674 Running Trout Ave, Las Vegas, 89131
Southern Nevada Teamsters Local 631 Construction
Industry Training Tr
2901 El Camino Ave Ste 206, Las Vegas, 89102
Stem Cell Net Foundation
4080 Paradise Rd 15-395, Las Vegas, 89169
Tait Russell Foundation
3700 Stewart Ave Spc 319, Las Vegas, 89110
Stephen A Wynn and Elaine P Wynn Foundation
Take on Your Health Education Association
6581 Kell Ln, Las Vegas, 89156
Steps Center
7065 Coley Ave, Las Vegas, 89117
Take the Time to TEACH Inc
568 Lake Michigan Ln, Boulder City, 89005
Steps Up Inc
1000 N Nellis Ste 5314, Las Vegas, 89110
Talking Hands Ltd
2740 Trickling Brook Ct, Las Vegas, 89156
Southern University Alumni Federation
Stern Family of Nevada Foundation
2150 Fort Sanders St, Henderson, 89052
Tang Fdn. for the Research of Traditional Chinese Medicine
Southwest Action Network Inc
7700 W Wigwam Ave, Las Vegas, 89113
Steven M McKenna and Michelle K McKenna Foundation
9420 San Laguna Ct, Las Vegas, 89134
Taniwha Dance Inc
4425 Woodpine Dr Unit 201, Las Vegas, 89119
Southwest Gas Corporation Foundation
Stillpoint Center for Spiritual Development
8072 W Sahara Ave Ste E, Las Vegas, 89117
Tapping Teachers Dance Company
4080 Shadow Wood Ave, Las Vegas, 89121
Southwest Neonatal Center Educational Foundation
Stone Foundation
7500 W Lake Mead Blvd - Suite 9-943, Las Vegas, 89128
Tau Beta Pi Association Inc
Southwest Passage
Stop DUI Inc
3321 Sunrise Ave Ste 107, Las Vegas, 89101
Teamcares Inc
4618 Spitfire St, Las Vegas, 89115
Southwest Technical Services
4253 Candlecreek Ln, North Las Vegas, 89032
Straight From the Streets
Teamsters Convention Industry Training Fund
2901 El Camino Ave Ste 206, Las Vegas, 89102
Southwestern Theological Seminary
Stranahan Charitable Trust
5148 Future Dr, Las Vegas, 89130
Tech Start Inc
1313 W Van Buren Ave, Las Vegas, 89106
Sower Inc
2245 N Green Valley Pkwy # 500, Henderson, 89014
Streamline Consulting Inc
6228 Huntington Ridge Ave, Las Vegas, 89139
Teens for a Better America Inc
5000 Alta Dr Apt 117, Las Vegas, 89107
Space Sciences Inc
Street Teens
Temporary Assistance for Domestic Crises Inc
Spay Our Strays SOS
Strengthening Americas Communities
Tenants Council of Sierra Nevada Arms
1987 Carrara Dr Apt 11, Las Vegas, 89106
Special Childrens Support Group
Stu Ungar Foundation
7825 Bluewater Dr, Las Vegas, 89128
Terminal Illness Support Ltd
7310 Smoke Ranch Rd Ste U, Las Vegas, 89128
Special Employment Services
Student Aid Foundation
1705 Cochran St, Las Vegas, 89104
Terri and Roland Sturm Family
6680 Rebecca Rd, Las Vegas, 89131
Spector Family Foundation
801 S Rampart Blvd Ste 200, Las Vegas, 89145
Sturdevant Charitable Foundation
That Others May Live Foundation
2897 Evergold Dr, Henderson, 89074
Spencer Clark Driven Foundation
5220 Styers St, Las Vegas, 89031
Suicide Prevention Center of Clark County Inc
3838 Raymert Drive Ste 16, Las Vegas, 89121
The Achievement Academy Inc
4600 E Sunset Rd Ste 210, Henderson, 89014
Spiegel Family Burn Foundation
2224 Hot Oak Ridge St, Las Vegas, 89134
Sumi Laetz Fund Incorporated
6693 Turina Rd, Las Vegas, 89146
The Animal Foundation
655 N Mojave Rd, Las Vegas, 89101
Spiral to Life Inc
Summerlin Childrens Forum
The Anthony L Pollard Foundation
Sports Boosters Inc
8400 S Maryland Pkwy Apt 1077, Las Vegas, 89123
Summerlin Medical Center Auxiliary
657 Town Center Dr, Las Vegas, 89144
Sports Education Health Association Inc
3135 Nottingham Dr, Las Vegas, 89121
Sun City Summerlin Charities Inc
10362 Sun City Blvd, Las Vegas, 89134
The Association for the Prevention of Maternal Attachment
Disorders
5897 Grechetto Ct, Las Vegas, 89141
260 E Desert Rose Dr, Henderson, 89015
Sunrise Childrens Hospital Foundation
2755 E Desert Inn Road 200, Las Vegas, 89121
Spring Valley Hospital Medical Center Auxiliary
Sunset Club Inc
1641 E Sunset Rd Ste 111, Las Vegas, 89119
Springs Preserve Foundation
Sunshine Organization
6787 W Tropicana, Las Vegas, 89103
Sraeg Scholarship Funds
825 Lady Marlene Ave, Las Vegas, 89119
Sunshine Stables Horse Rescue Inc
256 Fairway Woods Dr, Las Vegas, 89148
Sri Lanka American Association of Southern Nevada
4633 Garita St, Las Vegas, 89121
Surgance Inc
180 E Pebble Rd, Las Vegas, 89123
St Judes Ranch for Children Boulder City Campus
Surviving the System Inc
St Judes Ranch for Children Inc
Susan Hunt Krygiell Foundation
2900 Peaceful Grove St, Las Vegas, 89135
St Judes Womens Auxiliary
Suzuki Association of Nevada
Stairway Club Inc
3441 43 N Rancho, Las Vegas, 89108
Swedish Womens Educational Association
620 Quail Covey Rd, Henderson, 89002
Staley Charitable Foundation
2276 Candlestick Ave, Henderson, 89052
Sweet Adelines International
4604 Heidi Cir, Las Vegas, 89102
Stamer Foundation Inc
Sweet Life Program
5900 W Tropicana Ave Trlr 297, Las Vegas, 89103
Southern Nevada Wellness Council
500 S Rancho Dr Ste C-7, Las Vegas, 89106
Southern Operating and Maintenance Eng Apprenticeship
& Training Tr
313 Deauville St, Las Vegas, 89106
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The Asylum Theatre
4441 Rockaway Beach St, Las Vegas, 89129
The Best Coalition Corporation
1306 W Craig Rd Ste E, North Las Vegas, 89032
The Bold Corporation
7233 Linden Ave, Las Vegas, 89110
The Boyd Foundation
The Care Center for Mental Health
900 Grier Dr, Las Vegas, 89119
The Champion Center of Las Vegas
3900 E Bonanza Rd, Las Vegas, 89110
The Chapman Foundation
905 Purdy Lodge St, Las Vegas, 89138
The Charles E and Dorothy K Brown Foundation
4045 S Buffalo Dr. Suite A101-142 Las Vegas 89147
The Chuck and Eileen Di Rocco Charitable Foundation
The Do More Foundation
4330 S Eastern Ave Apt 261, Las Vegas, 89119
The Dogwood Private Foundation
The Douglas and Inyoung Boyd Foundation
8101 Tiara Cove Cir, Las Vegas, 89128
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The Dr Martin Luther King Jr Committee of Las Vegas NV
The Virgin of Guadalupe Charitable Corp
UND Arena Services Inc
601 S Tenth St Ste 101, Las Vegas, 89101
The Ehlers Family Foundation
10213 Orkiney Dr, Las Vegas, 89144
The Widows Mite
United Family Community Services
3435 Jaffa Dr, North Las Vegas, 89032
The Embracing Project
7065 W Ann Rd Ste 130, Las Vegas, 89130
The Wolzinger Family Foundation
3100 Skipworth Dr, Las Vegas, 89107
United Firefighters of Southern Nevada
The Foundation for Accuracy
711 Yucca St, Boulder City, 89005
Theatre Arts Group
1612 Metropolitan St, Las Vegas, 89102
United Hope for Animals
631 N Stephonie St 544, Henderson, 89014
The Genoveva Morales Uchalik Pancreatic Cancer Fdn.
39 Avenida Sorrento, Henderson, 89011
Theatre in the Valley
United International of the Europeans-Americans Artists
1536 Paradise Village Way, Las Vegas, 89120
The Grog Show Incorporated
1805 Firefly Ranch Ln, North Las Vegas, 89081
Theatre Las Vegas
2686 E Eldorado Ln, Las Vegas, 89120
United Labor Agency of Nevada Inc
1201 N Decatur Blvd Ste 106, Las Vegas, 89108
The Hahn Family Foundation
30 Strada Divillagio Ste 251, Henderson, 89011
Therapy Dogs R Us
808 Capri Dr, Boulder City, 89005
United Ostomy Association
3860 San Francisco Ave, Las Vegas, 89115
The Healing Projects Institute
424 Republic St, Henderson, 89015
Theron Memorial Kenya Fund
7840 Wavering Pine Dr, Las Vegas, 89143
United States Amateur Boxing Inc
2664 S Highland Dr, Las Vegas, 89109
The Home Run Foundation
2598 Windmill Pkwy, Henderson, 89074
Think & Wonder Inc
1126 Overture Dr, Las Vegas, 89123
United States Bartenders Guild Nevada Chapter Inc
Sapphire Cove Ave, Las Vegas, 89117
The Huntridge Teen Clinic
Thomas D Lynch Family Foundation
1011 Armadillo Ct, Henderson, 89002
United States Power Squadrons
The Jerry D Routh & Cheryl Sawatzke Routh Family Fdn
133 Augusta St, Henderson, 89074
Thomas L Eden and Theresa E Eden Charitable Fdn.
2004 Gray Eagle Way, Las Vegas, 89117
United States Raelian Movement Corporation
The Jerry Lodge Charitable Foundation
1240 Dressen Ave, Las Vegas, 89123
Three Square
4190 North Pecos Road Ste 240, Las Vegas, 89115
United Voluntary Services
8012 Blue Cascade Ave, Las Vegas, 89128
The Key Foundation
301 Oakford St, Las Vegas, 89110
Thriftyway Inc
4921 Vegas Dr, Las Vegas, 89108
United Way of Southern Nevada
The Keys to Reality Foundation
8212 Chapelle Ct, Las Vegas, 89131
Universal Friendship Assosication of Southern Nevada
8304 Green Clover Ave, Las Vegas, 89149
The Kilin and Cecilie To Foundation
1810 Tarrant City St, Henderson, 89052
Thuc Nguyen Foundation Inc
261 Westchester Dr Apt 172, Las Vegas, 89169
University Medical Center Auxilary
The Las Vegas Art Museum Foundation
Tiberti Family Foundation
University Obstetrical and Gynecological Associates Inc
The Lionel Foundation
Timeless Individual Residential Care
4617 Santa Monica Ave, North Las Vegas, 89032
University of Nevada Health Sciences Center Foundation
5550 W Flamingo Rd Ste C-1, Las Vegas, 89103
The Lullaby Connection
3001 La Mesa Dr, Henderson, 89014
Tiny Fingers Inc
University of Nevada Las Vegas Alumni Assoc
The Marnell Foundation
222 Via Marnell Way, Las Vegas, 89119
Tom and Wilma Panos Foundation
8010 Silver King Dr, Las Vegas, 89129
University of Nevada Las Vegas Foundation
The Mayors Committee for a Better Community
175 E Reno Ave Ste C6, Las Vegas, 89119
Tony and Renee Marlon Charitable Foundation
The Mike Maddux Foundation
Tony and Sue Alessandra Family Foundation
46 Grand Corniche Dr, Henderson, 89011
University of Nevada School of Medicine Multi-spec Grp
Practice
The Mintz Family Fdn for Creative Jewish Education
2045 Grouse St, Las Vegas, 89134
Top Community Development & Resource Center Inc
7550 Constantinople Ave, Las Vegas, 89129
The Movement Missions
2941 Reatini Ct, Henderson, 89052
Top Notch Cheer Booster Club
10912 Civiletti St, Las Vegas, 89141
The Murren Family Foundation
2000 Gray Eagle Way, Las Vegas, 89117
Touch Baja
1549 Foothills Village Dr, Henderson, 89012
The Nevada Correctional Association
1520 Wagon Wheel Dr, Henderson, 89002
Town Hall Foundation
321 Arbour Garden Ave, Las Vegas, 89148
The Olufsen Housing Development Agency Inc
409 Proud Eagle Ln, Las Vegas, 89144
Transition Services Inc
The Orange County 911 Bowl
Trevor G Brown Scholarship Fund
The Paul L Weber Foundation
6520 W Hammer Ln, Las Vegas, 89130
Triangle Club A Nevada Nonprofit Corporation
4600 S Nellis Blvd, Las Vegas, 89121
The Reality House
4729 Via Renaldo, Las Vegas, 89103
Trinity Educational Foundation Inc
1000 E St Louis Ave, Las Vegas, 89104
The Robert M MacNamara Foundation
6700 Via Austi Parkway, Las Vegas, 89119
Trinkle Brass Works Inc
4738 Walteta Way, Las Vegas, 89119
The Schwab Foundation
73 Smokestone Ct, Las Vegas, 89110
Troppe Note Foundation Inc
4150 E Pinecrest Cir, Las Vegas, 89121
The Seniors Charities
6440 Coley Ave, Las Vegas, 89146
Trout Unlimited
2505 Chasma Dr, Henderson, 89044
The Shade Tree Incorporated
TSG Foundation
6640 N Durango Dr Ste 160 Pmb 245, Las Vegas, 89149
The Si Redd & Tamara Redd Charitable Foundation
1045 Astounding Hills Dr, Henderson, 89052
Tube Foundation for Education in Belize
1001 Las Palmas Entrada Ave , Henderson, 89012
The Society Inc
5115 Somerset Dr, Las Vegas, 89120
Tugboat Society Inc
5145 Future Dr, Las Vegas, 89130
The Solutions Foundation Inc
Tule Springs Preservation Committee
6135 E Carey Ave, Las Vegas, 89156
The Stamis Family Foundation
Tuscany Research Institute
222 Via Marnell Way, Las Vegas, 89119
The Stream
9850 S Maryland Pky Ste 5-250, Las Vegas, 89183
Tuskegee Airmen Inc
The Thalden Foundation
2204 Chatsworth Ct, Henderson, 89074
Tyrone Nesby Foundation
The Tina and Calvin Tyler Family Foundation Inc
2505 Anthem Village Dr Ste E 534, Henderson, 89052
The Tito and Sandra Tiberti Foundation
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UMC Partners in Excellence Foundation Inc
University of Science and Art
205 E Harmon Ave Apt 1008, Las Vegas, 89169
University of Southern Nevada A Nevada Nonprofit Corp.
11 Sunset Way, Henderson, 89014
UNLV Rebel Football Foundation
UNLV Research Foundation
UNLV Womens Sports Foundation
Urban Academic Alliance
Urban League
930 W Owens Ave, Las Vegas, 89106
USA Aikido Te Corporation
USA Iloilo Medical Mission
9413 Low Tide Ct, Las Vegas, 89117
US-China Peoples Friendship Association
5173 Woodruff Pl, Las Vegas, 89120
USGBC Las Vegas Regional Chapter
USNP Inc
104 N 21st St, Las Vegas, 89101
USPC Newco Inc
1124 Lillo Ct , Boulder City, 89005
10204 Cresent Mesa Ln, Las Vegas, 89145
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VSSG Competitive Team Inc
3250 N Bronco St, Las Vegas, 89108
Vail Pittman PTO
6333 Fargo Ave, Las Vegas, 89107
Valley Save A Pet
1717 Ivanhoe Way, Las Vegas, 89102
Vandevoort Family Foundation
Vangrol Memorial Foundation
3230 E Flamingo Rd Ste 8-150, Las Vegas, 89121
Vannozzi Family Monteleone Chariot Fund
6158 La Palma Pkwy, Las Vegas, 89118
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Variety Early Learning Center
990 D St, Las Vegas, 89106
Wendys of Montana Foundation Inc
1349 Galleria Dr, Henderson, 89014
Variety-The Childrens Charity of Southern Nevada
3401 Sirius, Las Vegas, 89102
West Charleston Lions Club Foundation
Vegas Area Support Epilepsy Society
2408 Paradise Village Way, Las Vegas, 89120
West Las Vegas Pioneers Inc
Vegas Artist Guild
855 N Stephanie St Unit 213 , Henderson, 89014
West Neighborhood Council for Children and Families
6171 W Charleston Bldg 7, Las Vegas, 89146
Vegas Lights Nonprofit Organization
Westcare Nevada Inc
900 Grier Drive Suite A, Las Vegas, 89119
Venetian Foundation
Western Veterinary Conference
2425 E Oquendo Rd, Las Vegas, 89120
Veterans Helping Veterans of America Inc
750 Royal Crest Cir Unit 322, Las Vegas, 89169
Weston Willows
5015 W Sahara Ste 125 200, Las Vegas, 89146
Victims in Action Inc
3883 Sauceda Ln, Las Vegas, 89103
Westside Equity Builders Inc
Victorious Living Centers Inc
3455 W Craig Rd, North Las Vegas, 89032
Westside New Pioneers Community Development Corp.
811 I St, Las Vegas, 89106
Vida Records Inc
316 Hinkle St, Las Vegas, 89107
Wheeler Family Foundation
Vietnamese American Scholarship Fund
8021 Golfers Oasis Dr, Las Vegas, 89149
Whiplash
7534 Trickling Wash Dr, Las Vegas, 89131
Village-Virgin Islands Partners in Recovery Inc
Whirly Gig Inc
Vintage Vehicle Museum Inc
5201 W Gilmore Ave, Las Vegas, 89130
PO Box 3315 E Russell Rd Ste 205, Las Vegas, 89120
Vipassana Foundation
3111 Bel Air Drive, Las Vegas, 89109
White Stone
2957 Gavilan Ln, Las Vegas, 89122
Vision 2020-Today Inc
Wholistic Faith Center
5906 Commodore Cove Dr, Las Vegas, 89142
Vision for Recovery Inc
2023 Oliver Springs St, Henderson, 89052
Wicker Basket Alzheimer Homes
3060 S Bronco St, Las Vegas, 89146
Vision Theatrical Foundation Inc
125 Shadow Ln, Las Vegas, 89106
Widowed Persons Service of Southern Nevada Inc
5409 La Palomas Ct, Las Vegas, 89120
Vocal Extravaganza in Black
Wild Wing Project Inc
4933 W Craig Road 284, Las Vegas, 89130
Voluntary Protection Programs Participants Association
1180 N Town Center Dr, Las Vegas, 89144
Wildlife and Habitat Improvement of Nevada Whin
Volunteer Center of Southern Nevada
3075 E Flamingo Rd Ste 100a, Las Vegas, 89121
William Bill Endow Foundation
2560 Montessouri St Ste 205, Las Vegas, 89117
Volunteer Homeland Reserve Unit VHRU
108 Valiente St, Las Vegas, 89144
William F Mcleod Memorial Scholarship Fund Inc
VT Marty Hennessey Jr Tennis Foundation
4316 Fortune Ave, Las Vegas, 89107
William H & Mattie Wattis Harris Foundation
6655 W Sahara Ave Ste B118, Las Vegas, 89146
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William L Gohres and Mildred Hohmann Gohres Fdn.
6150 Palmyra Ave, Las Vegas, 89146
W & E Smith Foundation
591 Mount Hunter Way, Boulder City, 89005
William Lion Penzner Foundation
2906 Lake East Dr, Las Vegas, 89117
Walker African-American Museum & Research Center
William McCool Science Center Foundation
2551 Summit Grove Dr, Henderson, 89052
Warner Family Foundation
Williams Foundation
5755 S Sandhill Rd Ste B, Las Vegas, 89120
Water and Wastewater Instrumentation Testing Assc of NV
631 N Stephanie St 279, Henderson, 89014
Willow Community Development Corporation
2392 Chasing Star Ave, Las Vegas, 89123
Wayne Newton Foundation
Winged Dragon Society Inc
1313 Bonita Ave, Las Vegas, 89104
Wayne Norman Poetic Society and Foundation
Wings of Mercy
6237 Castle Kennedy St, Henderson, 89011
We Are One Foundation
7065 W Ann Road, Las Vegas, 89130
Wise Individuals Structuring & Developing Youthful Minds
3827 Terrazzo Ave, Las Vegas, 89115
We Care 4 U Services Inc
Wish Kids Inc
350 Judson Ave, North Las Vegas, 89030
We Care Foundation
Witness Performing Arts Inc
4488 Casa Blanca St, Las Vegas, 89121
Webb Family Foundation Inc
3230 S Buffalo Dr Ste 108, Las Vegas, 89117
Women in Film Las Vegas
Week Plaza Resident Council
2705 Searles Ave, Las Vegas, 89101
Women of Diversity Productions Inc
5790 N Park St, Las Vegas, 89149
Welles Family Foundation
1341 Imperia Dr, Henderson, 89052
Women’s Hospital Educational Fdn. of Las Vegas Inc
2750 South Bruce St Suite C-1, Las Vegas, 89109
Wellness Redemption & Rehabilitation Program Inc
8530 Del Webb Blvd 212, Las Vegas, 89134
Women Suddenly Widowed
10552 Garden Light Dr, Las Vegas, 89135
Womens Aglow Fellowship
205 Donner Way, Boulder City, 89005
3200 Mcleod Dr Apt 104b, Las Vegas, 89121
4333 Rimcrest Rd, Las Vegas, 89121
67944 200th St, Las Vegas, 89109
Womens Club of Summerlin Inc
Womens Development Center Inc
4020 Pecos Mcleod, Las Vegas, 89121
Womens Resource Medical Centers of So. Nevada Inc
Workshop for the Arts Inc
2704 Beachside Ct, Las Vegas, 89117
Worlddoc Charitable Education and Research Foundation
Wunderlich Cultural Arts Foundation
14 Dovetail Cir, Henderson, 89014
Wunderman Family Museum
1645 Village Center Cir Ste 60, Las Vegas, 89134
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X-Power House Foundation
5248 Tropical Peach Dr, Las Vegas, 89118
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Yahwehs Financial Foundation Inc
Yamagata Foundation
250 Pilot Rd Ste 240, Las Vegas, 89119
Yamisse Cottage Group Homes Inc
3904 Stormcrest Dr, Las Vegas, 89107
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1624 Palm St Unit 215, Las Vegas, 89104
4141 Meadows Ln, Las Vegas, 89107
Young Business Entrepreneurs Group
117 N 4th St Ste 110, Las Vegas, 89101
Young Entrepreneurs Organization
170 N Stephanie St Ste 110, Henderson, 89074
Young Men Young Minds Foundation
1286 Miller Ave, Las Vegas, 89106
Young Readers Council
10957 Inverlochy Ct, Las Vegas, 89141
Youth Achieving Success
Youth at Heart Foundation
6121 Casper Sands Ct, North Las Vegas, 89031
Youth Camp Education
6917 Homing Pigeon Pl, North Las Vegas, 89084
Youth Charities of Southern Nevada
Youth Empowerment Foundation
Youth Foundation for the Performing Arts
Youth in Aviation Inc
Youth With a Mission-Nevada
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Z Squared Zero Violence Zero Weapons
3075 E Flamingo Rd Ste 100a, Las Vegas, 89121
Zakary Piedmont Haven
6122 Theatrical Rd, North Las Vegas, 89031
Zee Foundation
Zucker Institute for Photographic Inspiration Inc
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Over 1 million gallons of water each year; thousands of feet of
grass; a more sustainable future - those are just a few of the
things Summerlin and the Howard Hughes Corporation are
giving back in our effort to go green.
•
To conserve water, we’re removing more than 18,000 sq. ft. of nonfunctional turf at our corporate headquarters, saving approximately
1 million+ gallons annually.
•
Summerlin residents and businesses (including golf courses)
have converted nearly 13 million sq. ft. of grass to water-efficient
landscaping. That’s enough sod (18” roll) to stretch from Las Vegas to
Houston, Texas!
•
The Shops at Summerlin Centre is being submitted for precertification under the Leadership in Energy and Environmental
Design (LEED) Green Building Rating System.
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Several green building initiatives are being implemented at The
Shops at Summerlin Centre including high-efficiency air conditioning
to reduce energy consumption, and green cleaning products and
building materials to improve air quality.
Today. Tomorrow. Forever. This is home.
NEARLY 100 MODEL HOMES NOW OPEN FROM THE $200s TO OVER $2 MILLION SUMMERLIN.COM/GOGREEN 888.727.7801
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THE WILL IS STRONG.
THE RESULTS ARE WONDROUS.
Since 2002, the Harrah’s Foundation has directed millions of dollars in support to social-service organizations nationwide, from groups that
help America’s seniors live healthier, more fulfilling lives to those that make higher education accessible to students from all backgrounds.
In every case, we’re guided by the values of fairness, inclusion and equal opportunity – qualities that truly represent the best our nation has to offer..
Changing lives. Transforming communities. Creating a brighter future for all. That’s what our Will to Do Wonders™ is all about.
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is proud to give back to
and support our community.
Because life isn’t
about who you know,
but what you do.
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