Partner Spotlights

MRNV works to empower Latinx and working-class communities of color. Through organizing, innovative approaches to policy, and education, the nonprofit pursues often elusive justice, in every aspect of life.

Alma Family Services was founded in 1975 and since its creation 46 years ago, it has demonstrated the “can do, whatever it takes,” attitude necessary to meet the diverse needs of Southern California’s Hispanic and Latino population.

Ever think about becoming an electrician? U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics says job prospects are excellent, predicting 8% growth through 2029.

MAOF is dedicated to elevating the socio-economic conditions of the Mexican American community, while preserving the pride, values and heritage of its culture.

The organization provides a multitude of options, offers advice and then allows parents to make their own choices.

Lutheran Social Services of Nevada (LSSN) is there for the homeless, the hungry, the family, the child, the senior, the veteran and the disabled.

Today, Central City Neighborhood Partners is a nonprofit collaborative of more than 20 agencies providing services to benefit low-income children, families and communities.

On any given night, there’s an estimated 13,000 homeless youth in Southern Nevada, some alone, some with family members, living beneath underpasses, in parks, alleys, in cars. They’re the reason the Nevada Partnership for Homeless Youth (NPHY) exists.

Whether it’s navigating the naturalization process, becoming fluent in English, or even cultivating computer skills, Building Skills Partnership and its partners provide the necessary assistance.

A child’s future can often be predicted by their current circumstances unless someone steps in. Youth Advocate Programs steps up.