Jewish Nevada is here for good…now more than ever, to provide you with updates and resources in the wake of the rapidly evolving COVID-19 situation. We respond in times of need, thanks to the support of our community. Each year we invest significant resources to help people rebuild in the wake of disaster. We invest…
We operate after-school Learning Centers in four of the most at-risk and underserved neighborhoods in Las Vegas. Students in 1st-12th grade participate in programming such as tutoring, mentoring, literacy enrichment and intervention, leadership development, and an optional Bible Study lesson. Our 120 students are reached annually.
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Due to COVID-19, the needs of our community are greater than ever before. Partner with our teams on the front lines by making a gift to support their vital work with those most vulnerable in the community. $65 – Supplies a 65 pound box of groceries for a family of four $150 – Provides RTC…
Meeting the increased needs of domestic violence victims and their children during times like these can’t be done without community support! As we encourage those who can to give, we also want to take the time to recognize just a few of our many amazing supporters! A big thank you to K. Donavan, A Staging Company for encouraging…
Healthy LifeStars has partnered with the Salvation Army to incoporate teaching youth and their families how to set goals, be more active and establish better eating habits. Each Salvation Army Corps can incorporate these lessons into already exisitng afterschool, summer or troop programs. This is an opportunity to teach children life long lessons about how…
We serve a free meal daily to our neighbors in need. Volunteer shifts start about 30 minutes prior to service so you can get outfitted with your nifty apron, gloves and hairnet. You will then be working on the serving line or passing out cups and utensils to our guests. A warm smile goes a…
What do CASA volunteers do? They get to know the child by talking with everyone in that child’s life: parents, relatives, foster parents, teachers, attorneys, social workers, counselors and others. They use the information they gather to inform judges about what the child needs and what will be the best permanent home for them. By…
You may host one of our International Visitor Groups for dinner, host an Algerian Youth Leadership student for two weeks, or become a volunteer at one of our Fulbright events. The home host experience will broaden your global perspective! This could consist of an individual staying at your home for a time period of 7,…