Great
Basin Outdoor School
Contact Information
Sue Jacox
President of Board of Directors
775-849-1890
suejacox@nvbell.net
5535 Goldenrod Drive
Reno,
NV 89511
Social
Media: Website, Facebook,
Twitter
Comment: Website
available but currently being rebuilt & updated: www.greatbasin-os.org,
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BJjC5qCMVAk, http://www.facebook.com/pages/Reno-NV/Great-Basin-Outdoor-School/215164571053?ref=nf
Organization Information
Mission: Great
Basin Outdoor School programs immerse students in multi-day overnight ecology
camps in spectacular natural settings on Nevada’s shoreline of Lake
Tahoe. Activities meet state curriculum
standards in many subjects, especially science.
Students do environmental projects to help keep Tahoe blue and reduce
fire danger in the Tahoe Basin.
Sector(s):
Service
Area: Northern Nevada & eastern California
501c(3)
Organization? Yes
Founded: 1995;
received 501(c)(3) nonprofit status in 1998
Volunteering
Seeking
Board Members? Yes
Volunteer
Needs: --Young adult cabin leaders (16 & over) receive
leadership training and experience to keep children safe, happy, & involved
during overnight programs at Lake Tahoe. Children in program volunteer on
service projects to help keep Tahoe blue and reduce
Group
Volunteering Available?
Yes
Comment:
Accepted
Age Groups: Children (grades 1-8), Youth (grades 9-12), Young
Professionals (22-39), Seniors (age 65+)
Comment: Please
see Item 10.
Skills-Based
Opportunities? Yes
Comment: We
seek volunteers with skills in marketing, promotion, fund development, youth
developoment, natural resources, website management, social media, etc.
Giving
Giving
Needs: Operations, Programs,
Endowment, scholarships
Development
Plan? Yes
Comment: Our
development plan includes 100% board support, government and foundation grants,
individual donations, program fees, fees for goods sold, and fundraising
events.
Wish
List? Yes
Comment: Many
"wishes" from our past list have come true with community support, so
we are currently updating our wish list.
Some constant needs are scholarships and fee reductions to help children
in need participate, support for program operating expenses, transportation
costs for classes to atend, and building our endowment fund. Our single largest expense is renting program
sites for children to experience our multi-day program in natural settings at
Tahoe, so program site fees are on our list.
Major
Giving? Yes
Comment: At
this point we would look to the Community Foundation of Western Nevada where
our endowment fund has been established for major gift guidance and management.
Special
Events aimed to: Raise Funds, Create
Awareness, Educate/Train,
Comment:
Volunteers
Needed? Yes
Sponsorships
Available? Yes
HAWC
Community Health Center
Contact Information
Sharon
Nipp
Development Director
775-336-3065
snipp@hawcinc.org
1450 Ridgeview Dr Suite 200
Reno,
NV 89519
Social
Media: Website
Comment:
Organization Information
Mission: HAWC
provides quality, affordable, comprehensive primary health care services to all
regardless of ability to pay.
Sector(s):
Service
Area: Northern Nevada
501c(3)
Organization? Yes
Founded: 15-May-95
Volunteering
Seeking
Board Members? Yes
Volunteer
Needs: Board members
Filing, as needed
Group
Volunteering Available?
No
Comment:
Accepted
Age Groups: Young
Professionals (22-39), Seniors (age 65+)
Comment:
Skills-Based
Opportunities? No
Comment:
Giving
Giving
Needs: Operations, Programs,
Capital
Development
Plan? Yes
Comment:
Wish
List? Yes
Comment:
Major
Giving? Yes
Comment:
Special
Events aimed to: Raise Funds, Create
Awareness, , Recognize Supporters
Comment:
Volunteers
Needed? Yes
Sponsorships
Available? Yes
Junior
Achievement of Northern Nevada
Contact Information
Bill
Heitman
President
775-323-8084
bheitman@renoja.org
1005 Terminal Way, Suite 106
Reno,
NV 89502
Social
Media: Website, Facebook
Comment: www.renoja.org
Facebook: Junior
Achievement of Northern Nevada
Organization Information
Mission: Junior
Achievement is a partnership between the business community, educators and
volunteers all working together to inspire young people to dream big and reach
their potential. JA’s hands-on,
experiential programs teach the key concepts of work readiness,
entrepreneurship and financial literacy to young people all over the world.
Sector(s):
Service
Area: Northern Nevada
501c(3)
Organization? Yes
Founded: 1966
Volunteering
Seeking
Board Members? Yes
Volunteer
Needs: A JA volunteer goes into a K-12 classroom and teaches
a fun, hand's on curriculum based on financial literacy, work readiness, and
entrepreneurship. A new volunteer is
trained by JA staff. Elementary JA
classes have 5 sessions, middle school 6 sessions, and high school 7
sessions. Each session is 30-45 minutes
long. The volunteers' schedule is set up
by the volunteer and the classroom teacher.
The classroom teacher is in the room the entire time. The volunteer is there to administer the JA
curriculum and share their personal experiences.
A JA Board of Director meets 10-11 times a year the 2nd
Tuesday of the month at 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 a.m. at the JA office. They are positive ambassadors for JA that
shares the passion of youth, financial literacy, and business. Board members are encouraged to bring in
funding and volunteering opportunities.
Group
Volunteering Available?
Yes
Comment: Volunteers
may team teach when they present the JA curriculm.
Accepted
Age Groups: , , Young Professionals (22-39), Seniors (age 65+)
Comment: You
must be 18 or older to volunteer for JA.
Our volunteers range from CEO's, to retired teachers, to college
business/education students, to general employees.
Skills-Based
Opportunities? Yes
Comment: We
consider that all of our volunteers bring their unique skills to enhance the JA
program kits. The more knowledge,
experience along with passion a volunteer brings the better.
Giving
Giving
Needs: Operations, Programs
Development
Plan? Yes
Comment: Our
fundraising consists of donations by local businesses and individuals. We provide our kits at no cost to the
schools. We have two main fundraisers
yearly. One is a Business Hall of Fame
where outstanding local business people are inducted. The oth
Wish
List? Yes
Comment: Long
term JA wants to reach every student in Northern Nevada. We can only do this with appropriate
funding. A JA program costs around $100
and has materials for 32 students.
Major
Giving? Yes
Comment: Most
major gift programs are based on whole-school sponsorships. A gift provides JA materials for the entire
school. Because of this partnership, the
donor can really take pride and often accompanies JA staff with an all school
assembly to let the students learn more about the donor.
Special
Events aimed to: Raise Funds, Create
Awareness, Educate/Train, Recognize Supporters
Comment:
Volunteers
Needed? Yes
Sponsorships
Available? Yes
Keep
Truckee Meadows Beautiful (KTMB)
Contact Information
Christi
Cakiroglu
Executive Director
775-851-5185
christi@ktmb.org
P.O. Box 7412
Reno,
NV 89510
Social
Media: Website, Facebook,
YouTube, Blog
Comment: In
less than a year we have earned close to 1,800 Facebook fans through our blog
and Facebook page. We are currently
working on developing our YouTube Channel and a Twitter Profile.
Organization Information
Mission: Ten
programs dedicated to creating a cleaner, more beautiful region through
education and active community involvement. Working with you to become
America's cleanest community.
Sector(s):
Service
Area: Verdi to Vista and Cold Springs to Jumbo Grade
501c(3)
Organization? Yes
Founded: Founded
in 1986 and incorporated in 1989.
Volunteering
Seeking
Board Members? Yes
Volunteer
Needs: Volunteers are needed year round for River,
Neighborhood and Open Space Cleanups, tree or flower plantings through our
Adopt-A-Park program, Adopt-A-Spot roadside litter pickup, the Litter Index in
the summer, Christmas Tree Recycling in the winter, and volunteers to assist
with the implementation of Phone Book Recycling and our educational Paper
Making Workshops and Waste Warriors programs.
We also welcome community volunteers on our Advancement,
Program or Board Development Committees that meet bi-monthly or once-a-quarter.
Group
Volunteering Available?
Yes
Comment: Both
the spring Great Truckee Meadows Community Cleanup and fall Truckee River
Cleanup Day engage over 500 volunteers annually. There are also smaller community-focused
cleanup and team building opportunities for families or, business, and civic
groups throughout the year.
Accepted
Age Groups: Children (grades 1-8), Youth (grades 9-12), Young
Professionals (22-39), Seniors (age 65+)
Comment: Children
under 16 must volunteer with an adult or guardian. Youth under 18 must have a signed parental
release form.
Skills-Based
Opportunities? Yes
Comment: There
are always opportunities for personal growth at KTMB.
Giving
Giving
Needs: Operations, Programs,
Capital, Endowment,
Nearly 90% of every dollar goes to programs.
Development
Plan? Yes
Comment: Working
with Staff KTMB's Board of Trustees and Advancement Committee identifies goals
at the beginning of the year and tracks those goals to completion.
Wish
List? Yes
Comment: KTMB
has an endowment with the Community Foundation of Western Nevada. The goal of our endowment is to make KTMB's
mission self-sustaining to better focus our efforts on education and active
community involvement.
Major
Giving? Yes
Comment: KTMB
features our $10,000 and above supporters on our sturdy and stylish reusable
canvas bags, t-shirts, brochure, website link, newspaper ad and through a
submission to the RGJ Winner's Column.
Special
Events aimed to: Raise Funds, Create
Awareness, Educate/Train, Recognize Supporters
Comment:
Volunteers
Needed? Yes
Sponsorships
Available? Yes
Lahontan
Audubon
Contact Information
Jane
Burnham
Treasurer
775-832-9222
jburnham@3rdcreek.com
8071 Big River Drive
Reno,
NV 89506
Social
Media: Website
Comment:
Organization Information
Mission: Lahontan
Audubon Society (LAS) is guided by our Mission Statement within three
interrelated
elements, birding, conservation, and education: To preserve
and improve the remaining habitat of birds and other wildlife, restore
historical habitats, and educate the public, with emphasis on children, about
our unique Nevada environments.
Sector(s):
Service
Area: We serve northern Nevada, Reno area particularly.
501c(3)
Organization? Yes
Founded: Apr-72
Volunteering
Seeking
Board Members? Yes
Volunteer
Needs: Recording Secretary and one trustee as well as a Chair
for the Conservation Committee. We have an ongoing need for volunteers to help
with our school field trips and classroom visits. We also use volunteers to
assist in restoration projects and clean ups of areas.
We use volunteers to lead field trips for adults and children
in the area. We use volunteers to help with the publication of our bimonthly
news letter, the Pelican. We use volunteers to help with fund raising, this
year our Avian Art and Vine Wine Tasting and Silent Auction.
Group
Volunteering Available?
Yes
Comment:
Accepted
Age Groups: Children (grades 1-8), Youth (grades 9-12), Young
Professionals (22-39), Seniors (age 65+)
Comment:
Skills-Based
Opportunities? Yes
Comment:
Giving
Giving
Needs: Operations, Programs,
Capital, Endowment,
Development
Plan? No
Comment:
Wish
List? Yes
Comment: We
are currently raising money for a mobile classroom to augment our education
program.
Major
Giving? No
Comment:
Special
Events aimed to: Raise Funds, Create
Awareness, Educate/Train, Recognize Supporters
Comment:
Volunteers
Needed? Yes
Sponsorships
Available? Yes
Lear
Theater, Inc.
Contact Information
775-786-2278
528 W. 1st Street
Reno,
NV 89503
Social
Media: Website
Comment:
Organization Information
Mission: Restoring
a historic landmark, the First Church of Christ, Scientists and adapting it
into a first-class community performance arts venue. Seating capacity for the Lear Theater will be
299, which is sorely needed for the arts community.
Sector(s): Arts
Service
Area: Reno and the greater Northern Nevada area
501c(3)
Organization? Yes
Founded: Founded
in 1993 and Incorporated in 1994
Volunteering
Seeking
Board Members? Yes
Volunteer
Needs: We have 7 active Board Committees comprised of Board
Members AND Community volunteers:
1. Board Effectiveness & Leadership (Governance)
2. Development (including Capital Campaign)
3. Facilities
4. Finance & Audit (includes Legal & Personnel)
5. Marketing
6. Program
7. Strategic Planning
We also have non-committee volunteer opportunities for those
that can assist in the office: data entry, filing, direct mail support and
basic clerical.
Group
Volunteering Available?
No
Comment: Not
at this time, but will be more likely once fundraising allows construction to
start.
Accepted
Age Groups: Young
Professionals (22-39), Seniors (age 65+)
Comment: Once
open, our programming will encourage volunteers of ALL ages.
Skills-Based
Opportunities? Yes
Comment: During
our final facility design phase we have numerous individuals with performance
and theatre operation skills assisting us.
We are also fortunate to have numerous arts advocates and business
planners assisting in updating our business and strategic plans.
Giving
Giving
Needs: Operations, Capital,
Endowment,
Development
Plan? Yes
Comment: Our
capital campaign plan was prepared with the assistance of a professional
campaign consultant. It is very detailed
and designed specifically for the Lear Theater.
Wish
List? Yes
Comment: We
own a small parking lot adjacent to the Lear Theater. However, once open, we
will need additional parking beyond the available street parking. To assist our operations, we would like to
purchase the property adjacent to the Lear Theater and have secured interest
from the current owner to sell it to us at a reduced rate.
Major
Giving? Yes
Comment: Yes,
it's a part of our capital campaign plan.
Special
Events aimed to:
Comment: Events
to begin when "public" campaign starts
Volunteers
Needed? No
Sponsorships
Available? No
LIVELOCAL
RenoSparks
Contact Information
Dave
Asher
Director
775-224-2242
LIVELOCALRenoSparks@gmail.com
5303 Louie ln #21
Reno,
NV 89503
Social
Media: Website, Facebook
Comment:
Organization Information
Mission: LIVELOCAL
RenoSparks is a new economic development plan. We bring together consumers,
community leaders, business owners, and government officials to build a
thriving sustainable local community. We created a FREE directory listing all
things LOCAL. By shifting 10% more of
our spending to LOCALLY OWNED it will create $350MILLION staying local.
Sector(s):
Service
Area: Northern Nevada
501c(3)
Organization? Awaiting Confirmation
Founded: Jan-10
Volunteering
Seeking
Board Members? No
Volunteer
Needs: Events, data entry, sales calls, brain storming
Group
Volunteering Available?
Comment: We
are open for ideas.
Accepted
Age Groups: Young
Professionals (22-39), Seniors (age 65+)
Comment:
Skills-Based
Opportunities? Yes
Comment: see
above
Giving
Giving
Needs: All
Development
Plan? Yes
Comment: Online
membership and direct donations.
Wish
List? Yes
Comment:
Major
Giving? Yes
Comment:
Special
Events aimed to: Raise Funds, Create
Awareness, Educate/Train, Recognize Supporters
Comment:
Volunteers
Needed? Yes
Sponsorships
Available? Yes
Mule
Deer Foundation
Contact Information
Eric
Tycksen
Chief Operating Officer
801 973-3940
eric@muledeer.org
1939 South 4130 West, Suite H
Salt Lake City,
UT 84104
Social
Media: Website, Facebook
Comment: www.muledeer.org
Organization Information
Mission: The
Mule Deer Foundation is dedicated to ensuring the conservation of Mule Deer,
Balck-Tailed deer, and their habitat. MDF funds it's mission by holding fundraisers
and through charitable donations from corporations and individuals.
Sector(s):
Service
Area: Western United States
501c(3)
Organization? Yes
Founded: 1988
Volunteering
Seeking
Board Members? Yes
Volunteer
Needs: Board of Directors
State Chairman
Chapter Chairman
Chapter Commitee Member
Chapter work projects
Group
Volunteering Available?
Yes
Comment:
Accepted
Age Groups: Young
Professionals (22-39), Seniors (age 65+)
Comment:
Skills-Based
Opportunities? Yes
Comment:
Giving
Giving
Needs: Operations, Programs,
, Endowment,
Development
Plan? Yes
Comment:
Wish
List? Yes
Comment: Conservation
Easements
Planned Estate Giving
Conservation Partnerships
Major
Giving? Yes
Comment: Conservation
Easements
Planned Estate Giving
Conservation Partnerships
Special
Events aimed to: Raise Funds, Create
Awareness, Educate/Train, Recognize Supporters
Comment: National
Convention
Volunteers
Needed? Yes
Sponsorships
Available? Yes
Nevada
Diabetes Association
Contact Information
Mylan
Hawkins
State Executive
775-856-3839
mylan@diabetesnv.org
1005 Terminal Way #170
Reno,
NV 89502
Social
Media: Website, Facebook,
Twitter
Comment: Our
website carries general information on diabetes as well as the dates and online
registration for our camp programs. We include up coming events and news
related to diabetes. Our Facebook page is updated daily with breaking news on
diabetes, events, se
Organization Information
Mission: The
Nevada Diabetes Association is an independent diabetes association and is not
affiliated with any national diabetes organization. We provide direct services
to children,adults and support for families dealing with diabetes. Until there
is a cure, we are here to help. All funds raised by the NDA are used to provide
local services.
Sector(s):
Service
Area: Nevada
501c(3)
Organization? Yes
Founded: The
NDA was founded in 1980
Volunteering
Seeking
Board Members? Yes
Volunteer
Needs: Camp Counselors, Office help, Special Events, Health
Fairs, Board Service, Advocacy.
Group
Volunteering Available?
Yes
Comment:
Accepted
Age Groups: , Youth (grades 9-12), Young Professionals (22-39), Seniors
(age 65+)
Comment:
Skills-Based
Opportunities? Yes
Comment: Doctors,
CDE's Dietitians, RN's
Giving
Giving
Needs: Operations, Programs,
Endowment,
Development
Plan? Yes
Comment:
Wish
List? Yes
Comment:
Major
Giving? No
Comment:
Special
Events aimed to: Raise Funds, Create
Awareness, Educate/Train, Recognize Supporters
Comment:
Volunteers
Needed? Yes
Sponsorships
Available? Yes
Nevada
Education Fund for Planned Parenthood
Contact Information
Elisa
Maser
Executive Director
775-762-6141
emaser@nevadaadvocates.org
550 W Plumb Ln #B-104
Reno,
NV 89509
Social
Media: Website
Comment: www.nvwomenshealth.org
Organization Information
Mission: NEPPA’s
mission is to provide research and public education needed to protect
reproductive health, teen safety and access to health care for Nevada women and
their families.
Sector(s):
Service
Area: Statewide - Nevada
501c(3)
Organization? Yes
Founded: 2009
Volunteering
Seeking
Board Members? No
Volunteer
Needs: We are looking for the following:
- interns to help with research, public relations, and public
education
- volunteers to help recruit, train and work with young
activists
- volunteers to take on responsibility for elements of our
social media work
Group
Volunteering Available?
Yes
Comment: At
times, we can use groups of volunteers to attend events: health fairs or
parades, for example
Accepted
Age Groups: Youth (grades
9-12), Young Professionals (22-39),
Comment: We
welcome all volunteers, but especially target young men and women.
Skills-Based
Opportunities? Yes
Comment: yes,
social media, public relations, and organizing.
Giving
Giving
Needs: Operations, Programs,
Capital
Development
Plan? No
Comment: Our
work is funded by the affiliates. We are
building a grant writing and fundraising program.
Wish
List? No
Comment:
Major
Giving? No
Comment:
Special
Events aimed to:
Comment: in
partnership with affiliates
Volunteers
Needed? Yes
Sponsorships
Available? Yes
Nevada
Land Conservancy
Contact Information
Sonya
Giroux
Deputy Director
775-851-5180
sonya@nvlc.org
P.O. Box 20288
Reno,
NV 89515
Social
Media: Website, Facebook
Comment: We
are a Cause on FaceBook, will be transitioning to a traditional page later this
summer
Organization Information
Mission: The
Nevada Land Conservancy is dedicated to preserving and protecting special
places and open spaces in Nevada for future generations. With the help of
members, volunteers, land owners, businesses and government agencies, we
protect special places through acquisition, easement, open space planning,
outreach and environmental restoration.
Sector(s):
Service
Area: Primarily n. Nevada, potentially statewide
501c(3)
Organization? Yes
Founded: 1998
Volunteering
Seeking
Board Members? Yes
Volunteer
Needs: Committee and board members; cleanup, weed pull and
planting crews; Banff Mountain Film Festival volunteers; "beer
sherpas" for our annual Silver Peak Beer Hike to a local summit
Group
Volunteering Available?
Yes
Comment: Periodically
we need large groups of people for a cleanup or planting
Accepted
Age Groups: , Youth (grades 9-12), Young Professionals (22-39), Seniors
(age 65+)
Comment:
Skills-Based
Opportunities? No
Comment:
Giving
Giving
Needs: Operations, Programs,
Capital, Endowment,
Development
Plan? Yes
Comment:
Wish
List? Yes
Comment:
Major
Giving? No
Comment: In process.
Special
Events aimed to: Raise Funds, Create
Awareness
Comment:
Volunteers
Needed? Yes
Sponsorships
Available? Yes
Nevada
Shakespeare Company
Contact Information
Cameron
Crain
Managing Artistic Director
775.232.4974
cameroncrain@gmail.com
127 Creekside Dr.
Dayton,
NV 89403
Social
Media: Website, Facebook
Comment: www.nevada-shakespeare.org, Nevada Shakespeare Company on FB!
Organization Information
Mission: Founded
in 1999, Nevada Shakespeare Company is a professional, ensemble theatre company
based in northern Nevada that has served over 130,000 Nevada students with our
programs.
With Shakespeare as our touchstone, Nevada Shakespeare
Company presents education-driven, humanities-based, language-rich theatre and
film works.
Sector(s):
Service
Area: Northern Nevada
501c(3)
Organization? Yes
Founded: 1999
Volunteering
Seeking
Board Members? Yes
Volunteer
Needs: We offer a variety of volunteer opportunities:
Acting
Constructing
Desiging
Painting
Teching
Ushering
And we always appreciate volunteers to help spread the word
of our programs whether it is face to face, on the phone, computer or via flyer
and poster!
Group
Volunteering Available?
Yes
Comment: Groups
can volunteer to help promote, usher, or "tech" for a production.
Accepted
Age Groups: Children (grades 1-8), Youth (grades 9-12), Young
Professionals (22-39), Seniors (age 65+)
Comment: We
embrace the diverse age range of our community, and we have room and opportunity
for all!
Skills-Based
Opportunities? Yes
Comment: Yes
we do, but it varies from production to production.
Giving
Giving
Needs: Operations, Programs,
Capital, Endowment,
Development
Plan? No
Comment: We
are developing a new fund-raising plan!
Wish
List? Yes
Comment: Yes
we do have a wish list. In the short term, we are looking for a van or a pickup
truck with a trailer for our Shakespeare In School program. For the long term,
we are in search of a new theatrical home, which would include office,
rehearsal, performance, shop and storage space.
Major
Giving? No
Comment:
Special
Events aimed to: Raise Funds, Create
Awareness, Educate/Train, Recognize Supporters
Comment:
Volunteers
Needed? Yes
Sponsorships
Available? Yes
Nevada
Volunteers
Contact Information
Shawn
Lecker-Pomaville
CEO
775-825-1900
shawn@nevadavolunteers.org
639 Isbell Rd., Suite 220
Reno,
NV 89509
Social
Media: Website, Facebook
Comment: www.nevadavolunteers.org
Organization Information
Mission: Nevada
Volunteers is strengthening Nevada through AmeriCorps and volunteerism.
Nevada Volunteers administers AmeriCorps programs throughout
Nevada and serves as the state's information and resource center for volunteering
and service.
Sector(s):
Service
Area: State of Nevada
501c(3)
Organization? Yes
Founded: 1998
Volunteering
Seeking
Board Members? Yes
Volunteer
Needs: Board member (who are also commissioners appointed by
the governor);
Fundraising Commitee; Points of Light Award fundraising
event;
Group
Volunteering Available?
Yes
Comment:
Accepted
Age Groups: Youth (grades 9-12), Young Professionals (22-39), Seniors
(age 65+)
Comment: Indirectly. We offer an online opportunity for volunteers
to connect with volunteer opportunities.
We have volunteers engaged in creating partnerships with nonprofits so
that those volunteer opportunities can be listed on our website, Nevada
Volunteers.
Skills-Based
Opportunities? Yes
Comment: We
are engaged in developing skills-based volunteer opportunities and trainings
for nonprofits.
Giving
Giving
Needs: Operations, Programs
Development
Plan? Yes
Comment:
Wish
List? Yes
Comment: Establishment
of an endowment fund.
Major
Giving? Yes
Comment: We
are looking for individual donors who would like to make a major gift in
support of volunteerism in Nevada. We
have been the recipient of several major gifts from the corporate sector.
Special
Events aimed to: Raise Funds, Create
Awareness, , Recognize Supporters
Comment:
Volunteers
Needed? Yes
Sponsorships
Available? Yes
Nevada's
Center for Entrepreneurship & Technology
Contact Information
Dave
Archer
Chief Executive Officer
775-315-7635
Dave@NCET.org
17105 Castle Pine Court
Reno,
NV 89511
Social
Media: Website, Facebook,
Twitter, YouTube,
Comment: http://www.NCET.org, http://www.NCETexpo.com, http://www.eWeekNevada.com, http://www.GovCupNevada.com, http://www.NCETSilverAndGold.com, http://www.eWeekNevada.com, http://www.NCETSilverAndGold.com, http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=10
Organization Information
Mission: NCET,
Nevada's Center for Entrepreneurship and Technology, helps Nevadans start and
grow businesses by connecting them to the resources they need to succeed.
NCET's annual Entrepreneur Expos, and the Donald W. Reynolds Governor's Cup
Collegiate Business Plan Competition are each designed to help build and
diversify Nevada's economy.
Sector(s): Community
building, Education
Service
Area: Nevada
501c(3)
Organization? Yes
Founded: 1999
Volunteering
Seeking
Board Members? Yes
Volunteer
Needs: NCET actively seeks volunteers to help plan and put on
the annual Entrepreneurs Expos and eWeeks. NCET also seeks volunteers to serve
as judges in our annual college business plan competition.
Group
Volunteering Available?
No
Comment:
Accepted
Age Groups: Young
Professionals (22-39), Seniors (age 65+)
Comment: NCET
seeks volunteers in these categories for the programs discussed in the answer
to Question 10
Skills-Based
Opportunities? No
Comment:
Giving
Giving
Needs: Operations, Programs,
Endowment,
Development
Plan?
Comment: NCET
seeks donors / sponsors for the Entrepreneur Expos and business plan
competition, and has formal giving program for each.
Wish
List? No
Comment:
Major
Giving?
Comment: Yes,
for the Entrepreneur Expos, the business plan competition, and for annual
"umbrella" gifts.
Special
Events aimed to: Raise Funds, Create
Awareness, Educate/Train, Recognize Supporters
Comment:
Volunteers
Needed? No
Sponsorships
Available?
New
Hope Recovery Ranch
Contact Information
Rick and Teresa
McKinney
Pastors
775-577-4734
newhoperr1@aol.com
PO Box 961
Silver Springs,
NV 89429
Social
Media: Website, Facebook
Comment: www.newhoperecoveryranch.org
facebook: Teresa
McKinney Rick McKinney, New Hope
Recovery Ranch
Organization Information
Mission: We
are a working ranch founded in 2000 for the purpose of providing a place for
men to come to recover from drugs and
alcohol. This is a six month to one year
program. We are a Christian program and we also use AA. We use animal
therapy to break down the emotional
walls. Our success rate is very high if
the men complete the program.
Sector(s):
Service
Area: Silver Springs, Nevada
501c(3)
Organization? Yes
Founded: February,
2000
Volunteering
Seeking
Board Members? No
Volunteer
Needs:
Group
Volunteering Available?
Yes
Comment: We
also have a church and they volunteer with the Food Bank or grounds keeping,
etc. whatever needs done.
Accepted
Age Groups: Children (grades 1-8), Youth (grades 9-12), Young
Professionals (22-39), Seniors (age 65+)
Comment:
Skills-Based
Opportunities? No
Comment:
Giving
Giving
Needs: not sure
Development
Plan? No
Comment: We
are funded by donations from churches and individuals.
Wish
List? No
Comment:
Major
Giving? No
Comment:
Special
Events aimed to: Raise Funds, Create
Awareness, Recognize Supporters
Comment:
Volunteers
Needed? Yes
Sponsorships
Available? No
Norhtern
Nevada HOPES
Contact Information
William
Fuellenbach
Executive Director
(775) 348-2895
bill@nnhopes.org
467 Ralston St.
Reno,
NV 89503
Social
Media: Website, Facebook,
Twitter
Comment: www.nnhopes.org
Organization Information
Mission: NNHOPES
is a Federally funded HIV/AIDS Healthcare and Social Services agency providing
services to over 800 individuals in Northern Nevada. Social Services include
housing, transportation, utility, and drug assistance. Case management and
mental health counseling, in additon to support groups & a food pantry
program are provided. Free HIV testing.
Sector(s):
Service
Area: All of Northern Nevada
501c(3)
Organization? Yes
Founded: 1997
Volunteering
Seeking
Board Members? Yes
Volunteer
Needs: Food Pantry Coordinators, Receptionist, Marketing and
Fundraising Specialist, Administrative Support, Event Support, Outreach
Suppport
Group
Volunteering Available?
Yes
Comment: Painting
events, garage sales, food drives.
Accepted
Age Groups: , Youth (grades 9-12), Young Professionals (22-39), Seniors
(age 65+)
Comment: Community
Service opportunities (i.e. high school) and fundraising opportunities
Skills-Based
Opportunities?
Comment: Marketing
and Administrative
Giving
Giving
Needs: Operations, Programs,
Capital, Endowment,
Parking Lot improvments.
Development
Plan? Yes
Comment: Dining
out for Life program and a yearly strategic marketing plan.
Wish
List? Yes
Comment: Endowments,
transitional housing (new facility) did a feasibility study funded by Charles
Schwab, parking lot resurfacing ($30K).
Major
Giving? No
Comment:
Special
Events aimed to: Raise Funds, Create
Awareness, Educate/Train, Recognize Supporters
Comment:
Volunteers
Needed? Yes
Sponsorships
Available? Yes
Northern
Nevada Children's Cancer Foundation
Contact Information
Debbie
Strickland
Executive Director
775-825-0888
debbie@nvchildrenscancer.org
3550 Barron Way
Reno,
NV 89511
Social
Media: Website, Facebook,
Twitter
Comment:
Organization Information
Mission: Northern
Nevada Childrens Cancer Foundation is the only organization dedicated to
childhood cancer in our region. Our
mission is to enhance the quality of life for children with cancer and their
families by providing financial assistance and compassionate support programs
while advocating for increased research funds and raising public awareness.
Sector(s):
Service
Area: Northern Nevada and the eastern Sierra region.
501c(3)
Organization? Yes
Founded: 2000
Volunteering
Seeking
Board Members? Yes
Volunteer
Needs: We are actively looking for new committee members for
our Marketing Committee and Development Committee. Both meet monthly and assist
with various items in between meetings. Administrative support in the office to
help with tasks such as data entry, mailings, copying and filing. Throughout
the year we have numerous opportunities to help at special events and
fundraisers.
Group
Volunteering Available?
Yes
Comment:
Accepted
Age Groups: Youth (grades 9-12), Young Professionals (22-39),
Comment:
Skills-Based
Opportunities? Yes
Comment:
Giving
Giving
Needs: Operations, Programs
Development
Plan? Yes
Comment:
Wish
List? No
Comment:
Major
Giving? No
Comment:
Special
Events aimed to: Raise Funds, Create
Awareness, Recognize Supporters
Comment:
Volunteers
Needed? Yes
Sponsorships
Available? Yes
Northern
Nevada Immunization Coalition
Contact Information
Heidi
Hurst
Regional Director
75-770-6713
heidi.hurst@chw.edu
520 W. Sixth St
Reno,
NV 89503
Social
Media: Website, Facebook,
Twitter
Comment: www.ImmunizeNevada.org, Facebook &
Twitter: ImmunizeNevada, Twitter: FluNV
Organization Information
Mission: The
Northern Nevada Immunization Coalition (NNIC) is a non-profit, community
organization committed to protecting the health of northern Nevada residents
and decreasing the incidence of vaccine preventable diseases through community
partnerships, advocacy and educating parents, health care professionals and
community members.
Sector(s): Children,
Health/Well-Being, Seniors
Service
Area: northern Nevada, rural & urban
501c(3)
Organization? Yes
Founded: 1993
Volunteering
Seeking
Board Members? Yes
Volunteer
Needs: Community outreach events
Committee members
Fundraising events
Group
Volunteering Available?
Yes
Comment: Groups
can stuff PINK packets which are distributed to local hospitals & given
free to new parents.Groups can also volunteer for a variety of tasks at our
annual flu shot event.
Accepted
Age Groups: Children (grades 1-8), Youth (grades 9-12), Young
Professionals (22-39), Seniors (age 65+)
Comment:
Skills-Based
Opportunities?
Comment:
Giving
Giving
Needs: Operations, Programs
Development
Plan?
Comment:
Wish
List? Yes
Comment: Support
of free community clinics
Major
Giving? No
Comment:
Special
Events aimed to: ,
Create Awareness
Comment:
Volunteers
Needed? Yes
Sponsorships
Available? Yes
Parasol
Community Collaboration
Contact Information
Jaime
Olive
Collaboration Coordinator
775-298-0119
pcc@parasol.org
948 Incline Way
Incline Village,
NV 89451
Social
Media: Website, Facebook
Comment: www.parasolcommunitycollaboration.org
Organization Information
Mission: The
Parasol Community Collaboration is a non-profit member organization that
empowers members and partners to meet community needs through collaboration. We
function as both a collaborative hosting monthly meetings with over 60 member
non-profits and as a Resource Center providing valuable capacity-building
resources.
Sector(s):
Service
Area: Greater Reno-Tahoe Basin
501c(3)
Organization? Yes
Founded: Founded
in 1998, became its own 501c3 in 2009
Volunteering
Seeking
Board Members? No
Volunteer
Needs: Event planning (planning/set-up/clean-up for monthly
Membership Meetings, Annual Retreats, Halloween Event, Annual Awards Ceremony);
Marketing (designing and distributing flyers, marketing events, writing press
releases); Technical support (website/Facebook management and enhancement); Education
(Workshop/Training instructors, Retreat facilitators, Guest speakers for
monthly meetings).
Group
Volunteering Available?
Yes
Comment: Support
for the Trail of Treats and Terror Halloween Event.
Accepted
Age Groups: , Youth (grades 9-12), Young Professionals (22-39), Seniors
(age 65+)
Comment: Youth
(Halloween Event), Young Professionals (Event planning, technical support,
marketing, education), Seniors (Event planning, marketing, education)
Skills-Based
Opportunities? Yes
Comment: Marketing:
Knowledge of Publisher, Adobe Illustrator/InDesign/Photoshop helpful;
Technical support: Knowledge of Joomla software, social media;
Education: Experience in non-profit and community topics, Meeting facilitation
Giving
Giving
Needs: Operations, Programs,
Attendance at Workshops and Trainings
Development
Plan? Yes
Comment: Our
fundraising plan is currently under development.
Wish
List? Yes
Comment: We
are always in need of instructors for our seasonal Workshops and Trainings,
guest speakers for our monthly Membership Meetings, and facilitators for our
Membership, Management Team, and Board Retreats. A staff support grant to fund
the Collaboration Coordinator AmeriCorps position, which supports and enhances
PCC operations and programming.
Major
Giving? No
Comment:
Special
Events aimed to: Create Awareness, Educate/Train, Recognize Supporters
Comment: empower
members and partners to collaborate
Volunteers
Needed? Yes
Sponsorships
Available? Yes
Parasol
Community Collaboration
Contact Information
Wendy
Losee
Executive Director
775-298-0118
wendyl@parasol.org
948 Incline Way
Incline Village,
NV 89451
Social
Media: Website, Facebook
Comment:
Organization Information
Mission: The
Parasol Community Collaboration (PCC) is a non-profit membership organization.
Our mission is to empower PCC members and partners to meet community needs
through collaboration.
Sector(s):
Service
Area: Incline Village, Crystal Bay NV & Kings Beach, CA
501c(3)
Organization? Yes
Founded: Originated
in 1999, Incorporated in 2009
Volunteering
Seeking
Board Members? Yes
Volunteer
Needs: Board of Directors and various other volunteer
opportunities.
Group
Volunteering Available?
No
Comment:
Accepted
Age Groups: Young
Professionals (22-39), Seniors (age 65+)
Comment:
Skills-Based
Opportunities? No
Comment:
Giving
Giving
Needs: Operations, Programs
Development
Plan? Yes
Comment:
Wish
List? No
Comment:
Major
Giving? No
Comment:
Special
Events aimed to: Educate/Train,
Comment: Recognize
Community Leaders
Volunteers
Needed? Yes
Sponsorships
Available? No
Reno
Philharmonic Association
Contact Information
Jane
Raley
Development Director
775-323-6393 x 7
jraley@renophil.com
925 Riverside Dr., #3
Reno,
NV 89503
Social
Media: Website, Facebook,
Twitter, microsite
Comment:
Organization Information
Mission: The
Reno Philharmonic Association's mission is to produce inspirational orchestral
performances of the highest quality for broad audiences, support exceptional
educational and outreach programs, and provide leadership in the performing
arts community.
Sector(s):
Service
Area: Northern Nevada and northeastern California region
501c(3)
Organization? Yes
Founded: 1969
Volunteering
Seeking
Board Members? No
Volunteer
Needs: The Reno Philharmonic Guild, The Alliance for
Philharmonic Youth, The Sierra Philharmonic League
Group
Volunteering Available?
Yes
Comment: The
Guild puts together Pops on the River as a major fundraiser each year for the
Philharmonic.
Accepted
Age Groups: , Youth (grades 9-12), Young Professionals (22-39), Seniors
(age 65+)
Comment: The
RPA offers volunteer opportunities for fundraising events and seasonal
concerts.
Skills-Based
Opportunities? Yes
Comment: Skills-based
volunteering would be utilized within our volunteer groups' fundraisers and
boards.
Giving
Giving
Needs: Operations, Programs,
, Endowment, Education
Development
Plan? Yes
Comment:
Wish
List? Yes
Comment:
Major
Giving? Yes
Comment:
Special
Events aimed to: Raise Funds, Create
Awareness, , Recognize Supporters
Comment:
Volunteers
Needed? Yes
Sponsorships
Available? Yes
Reno
Rodeo Foundation
Contact Information
Marie
Baxter
Executive Director
775-322-9875
mbaxter@renorodeofoundation.org
500 Ryland Street Ste 200
Reno,
NV 89436
Social
Media: Website, Facebook,
YouTube,
Comment:
Organization Information
Mission: The
Reno Rodeo Foundation is committed to enhancing and enriching the lives of
northern Nevada families by aiding children with extraordinary needs, building
community partnerships, and providing scholarships to the University of Nevada,
Reno.
Sector(s):
Service
Area: Northern Nevada
501c(3)
Organization? Yes
Founded: 1986
Volunteering
Seeking
Board Members? Yes
Volunteer
Needs: Denim Drive Facilitators, Team 355 Community Outreach
Volunters, NV of the West Volunteers.
Group
Volunteering Available?
Yes
Comment:
Accepted
Age Groups: , Youth (grades 9-12), Young Professionals (22-39), Seniors
(age 65+)
Comment:
Skills-Based
Opportunities? No
Comment:
Giving
Giving
Needs: Operations, Programs,
Capital, Endowment,
Development
Plan? Yes
Comment:
Wish
List? Yes
Comment:
Major
Giving? Yes
Comment:
Special
Events aimed to: Raise Funds, Create
Awareness
Comment:
Volunteers
Needed? Yes
Sponsorships
Available? Yes
Reno-Sparks
Gospel Mission
Contact Information
Rick
Redding
Executive Director
775-323-0386
rick@rsgm.org
2115 Timber Way
Reno,
NV 89512
Social
Media: Website, Facebook,
Twitter
Comment:
Organization Information
Mission: The
Mission is Northern Nevada's largest privately funded Christian ministry to the
homeless, addicted, hungry and poor. Each year, we serve 200,000 meals; house
40,000 men and women; provide addiction recovery for hundreds of substance
abusers; and distribute thousands of bags of free food and free clothing to the
area's hurting and poor.
Sector(s):
Service
Area: Reno-Sparks
501c(3)
Organization? Yes
Founded: 1963
Volunteering
Seeking
Board Members? Yes
Volunteer
Needs: Preparing and serving meals to the homeless; Working
with clients in a vocational training situation (skills in warehouse work,
woodshop, large appliance repair, etc. are needed); Thrift store and
retail-type opportunities.
Group
Volunteering Available?
Yes
Comment: Church
and business groups as well as families and friends team up to prepare and
serve nightly meals to the homeless as well as group projects such as helping
out at our thrift stores or warehouse.
Accepted
Age Groups: Youth (grades
9-12), Young Professionals (22-39),
Seniors (age 65+)
Comment:
Skills-Based
Opportunities? Yes
Comment: Especially
needed are those trained in woodworking, vehicle maintenance/repair; large
appliance repair; computers and electronics repair.
Giving
Giving
Needs: Operations, Programs,
Capital, Endowment,
Development
Plan? Yes
Comment:
Wish
List? Yes
Comment: Endowments,
estate planning/bequests to help feed and shelter the homeless.
Major
Giving? No
Comment:
Special
Events aimed to: Raise Funds, Create
Awareness, Educate/Train, Recognize Supporters
Comment:
Volunteers
Needed? Yes
Sponsorships
Available? Yes
ReStart
Contact Information
Rachelle
Pellissier
Executive Director
(775) 324-2622 x101
rpellissier@restartreno.org
335 Record Street, #155
Reno,
NV 89512
Social
Media: Website, Facebook,
Twitter
Comment:
Organization Information
Mission: Non-profit
organization that provides homeless and mental health services to the
community.
Sector(s): Homelessness
Service
Area: Reno, sparks, Washoe County
501c(3)
Organization? Yes
Founded: 1991
Volunteering
Seeking
Board Members? Yes
Volunteer
Needs: Board of Directors, marketing, grant writing,
administrative (filing, reception), event help, fundraising.
Group
Volunteering Available?
No
Comment: Not
really, but we do have a 5K coming up in October that we probably will need
group volunteers.
Accepted
Age Groups: Young
Professionals (22-39), Seniors (age 65+)
Comment:
Skills-Based
Opportunities? Yes
Comment: See
#10.
Giving
Giving
Needs: Operations, Programs,
, Endowment,
Development
Plan? No
Comment: Our
fundraising program is relatively new and pretty unstructured.
Wish
List? No
Comment: We
just started identifying long-term goals.
Major
Giving? No
Comment:
Special
Events aimed to: Raise Funds, Create
Awareness
Comment:
Volunteers
Needed? Yes
Sponsorships
Available? Yes
Saint
Mary's Foundation
Contact Information
Paul
Laxalt
President
775-770-3020
paul.laxalt@chw.edu
520 W. Sixth Street
Reno,
NV 89503
Social
Media: Website, Facebook,
YouTube,
Comment:
Organization Information
Mission: The
mission of Saint Mary's is to extend Christ's healing presence to people of all
faiths by providing quality health care that restores, preserves and promotes
physical, mental and spiritual well-being.
Sector(s):
Service
Area: Truckee Meadows
501c(3)
Organization? Yes
Founded: 1908
Volunteering
Seeking
Board Members? Yes
Volunteer
Needs: Saint Mary's has a formal volunteer program that works
with many areas in the medical center, in our off-campus sites, and with our
Hospice program. Almost 250 people
currently volunteer at Saint Mary's. If
you are interested in volunteering, please visit www.saintmarysreno.org and
click on "Volunteer Services."
Group
Volunteering Available?
Yes
Comment:
Accepted
Age Groups: Young
Professionals (22-39), Seniors (age 65+)
Comment:
Skills-Based
Opportunities? Yes
Comment: Depending
on your areas of expertise, Saint Mary's will find a fulfilling volunteer
opportunity that suits your needs.
Giving
Giving
Needs: Operations, Programs,
Capital, Endowment,
Development
Plan? Yes
Comment:
Wish
List? Yes
Comment:
Major
Giving? No
Comment:
Special
Events aimed to: Raise Funds, Create
Awareness, Recognize Supporters
Comment:
Volunteers
Needed? Yes
Sponsorships
Available? Yes
Sierra
Arts Foundation
Contact Information
Jill
Berryman
Executive Director
775-329-2787
jill@sierra-arts.org
17 S. Virginia Street
Reno,
NV 89501
Social
Media: Website, Facebook,
Twitter
Comment: arts4nevada.org
is a statewide (online) arts and culture events calendar, in addition to
eBlasts in which patrons subscribe
Organization Information
Mission: Sierra
Arts is a local non-profit art organization that serves individual artists (in
all disciplines) and arts organizations with an emphasis on nurturing, teaching
and supporting.
Sector(s):
Service
Area: Reno and areas within a 100 mile radius.
501c(3)
Organization? Yes
Founded: 1970
Volunteering
Seeking
Board Members? Yes
Volunteer
Needs: Board of Director positions; Committee Work, such as
fundraising, resource development, marketing, finance, educational, gallery/exhibition
selection; Gallery host/ front desk; Event workers; Program assistance
Group
Volunteering Available?
Yes
Comment:
Accepted
Age Groups: , Youth (grades 9-12), Young Professionals (22-39), Seniors
(age 65+)
Comment:
Skills-Based
Opportunities? Yes
Comment:
Giving
Giving
Needs: Operations, Programs,
Capital, Endowment,
Development
Plan? Yes
Comment:
Wish
List? Yes
Comment:
Major
Giving? Yes
Comment:
Special
Events aimed to: Raise Funds, Create
Awareness, Educate/Train, Recognize Supporters
Comment:
Volunteers
Needed? Yes
Sponsorships
Available? Yes
Sierra
Nevada Journeys
Contact Information
Jonathan
Mueller
Executive Director
775.355.1688
jonathan@sierranevadajourneys.org
1301 Cordone Ave #200
Reno,
NV 89502
Social
Media: Website, Facebook,
Twitter, Flickr
account
Comment: We've
had the website since inception (though the blog just started 8 months ago),
facebook page for a year and a half, twitter and flickr accounts for 1
year. We use them reasonably frequently
but not as much as i would like.
Organization Information
Mission: Sierra
Nevada's Journeys' mission is to empower youth through positive-risk taking and
experiential leadership, science, and outdoor education. We work with more than 5,000 students and
teachers each year in Western Nevada and Eastern California in a range of
residential, in-school, and teacher professional development programs.
Sector(s):
Service
Area: Western NV, Eastern CA, Sacramento area
501c(3)
Organization? Yes
Founded: 2006
Volunteering
Seeking
Board Members? Yes
Volunteer
Needs: We actively seek volunteer cabin leaders to stay with
students for 2-4 nights at our Grizzly Creek Ranch Campus. We also work with volunteers for routine
administrative work at our Reno headquarters.
Finally, we offer "Communities Unleashed" programs quarterly
in which community members help with a service-learning project; volunteers
help us to put those events on.
Group
Volunteering Available?
Yes
Comment: We
run retreats, team-building activities, and a variety of other programs at our
1,500 acre Grizzly Creek Ranch Campus outside Portola CA. Group volunteers can help through a 'weekend
warrior' program to get trained on our programs to offer them to students.
Accepted
Age Groups: Children (grades 1-8), Youth (grades 9-12), Young
Professionals (22-39), Seniors (age 65+)
Comment: We
work with a wide-range of volunteers in the above-described activities.
Skills-Based
Opportunities? Yes
Comment: We
are always on the look-out for community members who have specific skill-sets
around marketing, fundraising, general community outreach, and accounting. We like to use these skills-specific
volunteers to help support and drive projects that focus on the above.
Giving
Giving
Needs: Operations, Programs,
Capital, Endowment,
Development
Plan? Yes
Comment: We
have had two plans developed in the past year and are following the most recent
that concentrates on an "Awareness-Engagement-Giving" model. More
generally, we have a strong grant contingent but are working on developing
strengthened individual giving
Wish
List? Yes
Comment: The
primary wish-list items we've identified have been a Bus (to be used for
schools for transportation for field trips and to/from our Grizzly Creek Ranch
Campus) and backpacking equipment. We
have extensive capital plans for our Campus facility, portions of which will go
on that Wish List.
Major
Giving? Yes
Comment: This
is something that we're finishing development of that includes specific giving
levels, thank-you opportunities, media opportunities (as appropriate), donor
follow-up and continued engagement, etc.
Special
Events aimed to: Raise Funds, Create
Awareness, Educate/Train,
Comment: Community
service/engagement events
Volunteers
Needed? Yes
Sponsorships
Available? Yes
Sky
Tavern Junior Ski Program
Contact Information
Bill
Henderson
Executive Director/General Manager
775 323 5125
bill.henderson@skytavern.com
PO Box 1709
Reno,
NV 89505
Social
Media: Website, Facebook,
Twitter, YouTube,
Comment:
Organization Information
Mission: The
Sky Tavern Junior Ski Program is a non-profit ski and snowboard school located
at the Sky Tavern Ski Area on the Mt. Rose Highway. Starting in January, the
eight week program is run Saturday and Sundays by member parents that act as
instructors and support staff for the ski area that is used and maintained
exclusively by STJSP.
Sector(s): Youth/Youth
Development
Service
Area: truckee meadows
501c(3)
Organization? Yes
Founded: 1991
Volunteering
Seeking
Board Members? Yes
Volunteer
Needs: All staff positions at a ski area such as instructors
and support services. Anything that happens at a main stream ski area we do
with volunteers.
Group
Volunteering Available?
Yes
Comment: Summer
hill maintenance
Accepted
Age Groups: , Youth (grades 9-12), Young Professionals (22-39), Seniors
(age 65+)
Comment: As
above plus kids are used as junior instructors
Skills-Based
Opportunities? Yes
Comment:
Giving
Giving
Needs: Operations, Programs,
Capital, Endowment,
Development
Plan? No
Comment:
Wish
List? Yes
Comment:
Major
Giving? No
Comment:
Special
Events aimed to: Raise Funds, Create
Awareness, Educate/Train, Recognize Supporters
Comment:
Volunteers
Needed? Yes
Sponsorships
Available? Yes
SPCA
of Northern Nevada
Contact Information
Tom Jacobs
Executive Director
775-324-7786
tom@spcanevada.org
840 E. 5th St.
Reno,
NV 89512
Social
Media: Website, Facebook
Comment: Our
website not only provides information about our organization but also
highlights animals up for adoption. It also gives us a great venue to promote
upcoming events, make donations and register for events.
Organization Information
Mission: The
SPCA of Northern Nevada was established in 1998 as Reno first no-kill animal
shelter. We make a lifetime commitment to every animal that enters our
facility. Our mission is to eliminate the practice of euthanizing adoptable
pets, find homes for adoptable animals, and to educate the public regarding
animal issues and responsible pet ownership.
Sector(s):
Service
Area: Northern Nevada
501c(3)
Organization? Yes
Founded: 1998
Volunteering
Seeking
Board Members? Yes
Volunteer
Needs: Dog bathing, brushing, socializing; Cat socializing
and brushing; Adoption assistance; Transport of animals to special events; Kennel/Cage
cleaning; Dog walking - special training required; Foster Care for kittens and
puppies; Pet Photography; Clerical help; Computer work; Answering
phones/general receptionist duties; Customer service - Greeting, assisting; potential
adoptors; Computer IT support; Special events; Off site adoptions; Thrift Store;
Building maintenance, etc.; Dishes - Dog and Cat bowls, etc.; Laundry
Group
Volunteering Available?
Yes
Comment: Usually
for company groups or service clubs. Occasionally organized youth groups such
as boy or girl scouts.
Accepted
Age Groups: Youth (grades
9-12), Young Professionals (22-39),
Seniors (age 65+)
Comment: We
require an adult to be with anyone under the age of 18.
Skills-Based
Opportunities? Yes
Comment: Computer,
grooming, photography, administrative, maintenance
Giving
Giving
Needs: Operations, Programs,
Capital, Endowment,
Development
Plan? Yes
Comment: We
have an annual plan for events, mailings, etc.
Wish
List? Yes
Comment: Especially
related to our new animal shelter due to open in February of 2010. We are
building a fund via sustaining gifts to help subsidize our program services for
many years to come.
Major
Giving? No
Comment:
Special
Events aimed to: Raise Funds, Create
Awareness, Educate/Train, Recognize Supporters
Comment:
Volunteers
Needed? Yes
Sponsorships
Available? Yes
Special
Olympics Nevada
Contact Information
Maggie
Schwarz
Regional VP
877-417-2742
maggies@sonv.org
5670 Wynn Road, Suite H
Las Vegas,
NV 89118
Social
Media: Website, Facebook,
Twitter, E-newsletter
Comment: We
have an internal YouTube channel only right now; external will launch this
year.
Organization Information
Mission: Special
Olympics Nevada provides free programs to children and adults with
developmental disabilities including autism, Down syndrome, cerebral palsy and
other cognitive impairments. Our
services are offered state-wide; while we are a sports organization, sports are
simply our tool to help improve quality of life and encourage inclusion.
Sector(s):
Service
Area: Nevada
501c(3)
Organization? Yes
Founded: Early
1970's; Incorporated and chartered 2001
Volunteering
Seeking
Board Members? Yes
Volunteer
Needs: Our organization is under-supported at the
Board/Advocate level in the Reno/Sparks and Capitol area. We have an ever
growing athlete enrollment, capable and caring volunteers and are fortunate to
be in a position of expansion and improvement. We are developing a multi-year
plan to create more youth-focused programming, both for special needs children
and their peers (to encourage inclusion.)
We are also working to redefine some of our organizational procedures to
accommodate the massive influx of children with autism who require a support
system and program a bit more individualized that our traditional special needs
athlete.
Needs in the Reno/Sparks/Carson City area include, but are
not limited to:
-Individuals to coordinate our school-based initiative
-Individuals to provide consistentcy in our volunteer
training service/curriculum
-Individuals to participate at an Advisory Board level to
help establish the muli-year plan and advocate for Special Olympics Nevada
Group
Volunteering Available?
Yes
Comment: We
welcome and encourgage groups to volunteer for our competitions (one-day
events) and special events.
Groups should contact our office at 877-417-2742 to express
their interest at which time we will include them in our Volunteer Opportunity
Contact List. They will receive notices
regarding upcoming events and how to RSVP for their group.
Accepted
Age Groups: Children (grades 1-8), Youth (grades 9-12), Young
Professionals (22-39), Seniors (age 65+)
Comment: All
of our volunteer opportunities are short-term (one day events) or mid-term (2-3
month sport specific or event-specific) commitments. Individuals who wish to
participate in the management of their local Special Olympics program are
encouraged to do so and should contact Harry Mong, Regional Sports Director, at
harrym@sonv.org/877-417-2742, ext. 202.
Skills-Based
Opportunities? Yes
Comment:
Giving
Giving
Needs: Operations, Programs,
Endowment,
Development
Plan? Yes
Comment:
Wish
List? No
Comment:
Major
Giving? No
Comment:
Special
Events aimed to: Raise Funds, Create
Awareness, Educate/Train, Recognize Supporters
Comment:
Volunteers
Needed? Yes
Sponsorships
Available? Yes
STEP2
Contact Information
Tori
Jauron
Director of Marketing
(775) 787-9411
tjauron@step2reno.org
1435 N. Virginia St
Reno,
NV 89503
Social
Media: Website, Facebook,
Twitter,
Comment: STEP2's
website is www.step2reno.org. This website also features a short video on
client testimonials and exemplifies what STEP2 is about. STEP2's Facebook page
is www.facebook.com/STEP2.Reno. This social media site keeps supporters updated
with fun facts
Organization Information
Mission: STEP2
is a comprehensive substance abuse treatment program that provides women and
their children suffering from chemical addiction, poverty and domestic violence
the opportunity to rebuild their lives. STEP2 is unique in that we offer
treatment to families for up to 18
months and boost a greater than 60% success rate.
Sector(s):
Service
Area: Reno and Northern Nevada
501c(3)
Organization? Yes
Founded: 1986
Volunteering
Seeking
Board Members? Yes
Volunteer
Needs: -Providing life skill classes to women and/or their
children such as financial planning, self esteem building, cooking classes,
creative expressions/art classes, fitness classes and more. Helping with
fundraising efforts such as our annual Charity Go
Group
Volunteering Available?
Yes
Comment: STEP2
is very open to group volunteer efforts. We have had groups teach our women how
to sew, provide montly birthday celebrations, paint our facilities, provide
holiday gifts, hold a donation drive, mentor our families and much more.
Accepted
Age Groups: Young
Professionals (22-39), Seniors (age 65+)
Comment:
Skills-Based
Opportunities? Yes
Comment: We
have had volunteers teach yoga, financial planning, resume building, interview
training, creative classes, etc.
Giving
Giving
Needs: Operations, Programs,
Capital
Development
Plan? Yes
Comment: STEP2
has 3 annual fundraising events and solicits for donations in a strategic and
planned way. Currently, we are also raising money for our Capital Campaign to
open up our first Community Counseling Center.
Wish
List? Yes
Comment:
Major
Giving? Yes
Comment:
Special
Events aimed to: Raise Funds, Create
Awareness, Recognize Supporters
Comment:
Volunteers
Needed? Yes
Sponsorships
Available? Yes
Tahoe-Pyramid
Bikeway
Contact Information
Janet
Phillips
President
775-825-9868
tahoepyramidbike@aol.com
4790 Caughlin Parkway, #138
Reno,
NV 89509
Social
Media: Website
Comment: www.tahoepyramidbikeway.org
Organization Information
Mission: We
are an all-volunteer group buidling a bike/ped trail along the 116-mile length
of the Truckee River from Lake Tahoe, California to Pyramid Lake, Nevada. Presently the project is about half done.
Sector(s):
Service
Area: Eastern California and Western Nevada
501c(3)
Organization? Yes
Founded: 2005
Volunteering
Seeking
Board Members? Yes
Volunteer
Needs: 1. Website
manager; 2. Volunteer coordinator; 3. Engineers, especially civil.
Group
Volunteering Available?
Yes
Comment: Only
once or twice a year--weeding the trail.
Accepted
Age Groups: , , Young Professionals (22-39),
Comment: Need
more tech savvy than we have.
Skills-Based
Opportunities? Yes
Comment: Most
of our volunteers are professionals using their job skills--engineering,
surveying, law, etc.
Giving
Giving
Needs: Operations, Programs,
, Endowment,
Development
Plan? Yes
Comment: Just
launched our "Century Circle" campaign, seeking 100 people to donate
$100 per year for basic operating expenses and grant matching.
Wish
List? No
Comment:
Major
Giving? No
Comment:
Special
Events aimed to: ,
Create Awareness
Comment:
Volunteers
Needed? Yes
Sponsorships
Available? Yes
The
Children's Cabinet
Contact Information
Michael
Pomi
Executive Director
(775) 856-6200
mpomi@childrenscabinet.org
1090 South Rock Boulevard
Reno,
NV 89502
Social
Media: Website, Facebook,
Blog
Comment: The
Children's Cabinet has successfully utilized the new website and facebook to
launch the 25th Anniversary Fund Appeal.
Organization Information
Mission: The
Children's Cabinet exists to keep children safe and families together by
offering services and resources that address unmet needs in our community,
through a unique and effective cooperative effort between the private sector
and public agencies in Northern Nevada.
Sector(s):
Service
Area: Northern Nevada, primarily Washoe Co.-Reno/Sparks
501c(3)
Organization? Yes
Founded: 1985
Volunteering
Seeking
Board Members? No
Volunteer
Needs: The Children's Cabinet welcomes the support of
volunteers through corporate or individual efforts. Annual volunteer opportunities include: 1)Art of Childhood Auction and Gala - in
2009, (over 20 volunteers helped The Children's Cabinet raise $90,000 in
support of the Safe Place Youth Homeless Shelter and Family Violence Prevention
Services; 2)Holiday Adopt-A-Family - over 82 area corporations, organizations,
and families adopted 259 needy families providing over 809 local children with
holiday gifts, warm clothing and meals during the holiday season. Over 20
additional volunteers assisted the Cabinet in distributing gift cards, toys,
food, and clothing items to an additional 370 local children through Angel Tree
programs and additional donations received from the community.
Group
Volunteering Available?
Yes
Comment: The
Holiday Adopt-a-Family Program (Nov.Dec) and Art of Childhood (October 21,
2010) can always use volunteers. This
year, The Children's Cabinet will also need volunteer assistance with the 25th
Anniversary Celebration/Grand Opening of the Wilbur D. May Youth Center Event
on August 21st, and The Children's Cabinet invites corporate volunteer teams to
assist with activities/tethered balloon rides for kids at the Reno Hot Air
Balloon Races.
Accepted
Age Groups: , Youth (grades 9-12), Young Professionals (22-39), Seniors
(age 65+)
Comment: Young
professionals, corporate volunteers, seniors, and community organization
members are all welcome to volunteer with the activities listed above.
Skills-Based
Opportunities? Yes
Comment: The
Wilbur D. May Youth Center is currently under major renovations in order to
equip the building for a new HVAC system, communication lines/internet access
throughout, and to customize a portion of the building to accommodate the
Alternative High School/Tutoring/Computer Labs and Youth Food Pantry
Services. There will be volunteer
opportunities for companies/individuals with specialized skills to assist with
painting, flooring installation, etc.
Giving
Giving
Needs: Operations, Programs,
Capital, Endowment,
Planned Giving Opportunities are available
Development
Plan? Yes
Comment: In
2008, The Children's Cabinet Board of Trustees developed and implemented a
four-year Strategic Plan. Each year in
February, the Board of Trustees holds a one-day Planning Retreat with the
Cabinet's Management Team/Program Staff to review progress to g
Wish
List? Yes
Comment: The
opening of the Wilbur D. May Youth Center will enable The Children's Cabinet to
co-locate youth services with supporting wraparound services, expand academic
services for youth, and provide possibilities for space expansions as programs
grow. The long-term expansion/operational needs supporting youth services
growth would be a possibility--if additional funding became available.
Major
Giving? Yes
Comment: The
Children's Cabinet has an annual fundraising program primarily consisting of
grants, fundraising events, and a direct mail program in which there are many
regular donors. The Cabinet encourages
major gifs to build annual and multi-year funding committments which sustain
critical programs and services in our community.
Special
Events aimed to: Raise Funds, Create
Awareness, , Recognize Supporters
Comment: August
21, 2010-25th Anniversary/Grand Opening-Wilbur D. May Youth Center
Volunteers
Needed? Yes
Sponsorships
Available? Yes
The
Committee to Aid Abused Women
Contact Information
Amy Saathoff
Director of Development and Community Outreach
329-4150
caaw_reno@charter.net
1735 Vassar Street
Reno,
NV 89502
Social
Media: Website
Comment: www.caaw.org. Everything we do in outreach has to be carefully considered
due to the violent nature we are confronted with daily
Organization Information
Mission: The
Committee to Aid Abused Women (CAAW), an Organization for Families, provides
free, confidential, bilingual services to families in Washoe County, Nevada, as
they seek to end the abuse in their lives. CAAW’s mission, Changing Lives
â€" Ending Family Violence, guides the work of the organization and unites
its endeavors.
Sector(s): Abuse
Prevention, Children, Education, Families, Health/Well-Being, Housing, Women's
Issues
Service
Area: Washoe County
501c(3)
Organization? Yes
Founded: Established
in 1977 in Reno NV (33 years strong)
Volunteering
Seeking
Board Members? Yes
Volunteer
Needs: 24-Hour Emergency Hotline
Answer the call and offer vital peer counseling to those in
crisis. Emergency hotline volunteers receive training in resources and
procedures, peer counseling, legal issues and shelter placement. TPO Office – Provide
needed assistance and support to those seeking legal protection. TPO office
volunteers receive training in legal issues, TPO procedures, peer counseling
and resources, and stand ready to give back to the community. Residential Services – Donate your time to
assist with crafts, educational and support groups or family outing. Board of
Directors and Committees – Your valuable professional input and contacts could
be needed to provide the inspiration and structure behind CAAW services as a
member of CAAW Board of Directors. Events – CAAW annual events include our
annual Hannah Humanitarian Awards and Phone-A-Thon fundraiser are great
opportunities to assist in ending violence in our community.
Group
Volunteering Available?
Yes
Comment: CAAW
annual events include our annual Hannah Humanitarian Awards and Phone-A-Thon
fundraiser are great opportunities to assist in ending violence in our
community. These only require a short-term commitment and provide a fun
environment to help victims of domestic violence.
Accepted
Age Groups: Young
Professionals (22-39), Seniors (age 65+)
Comment:
Skills-Based
Opportunities? Yes
Comment:
Giving
Giving
Needs: Operations, Programs,
Capital, Endowment,
Development
Plan? Yes
Comment:
Wish
List? Yes
Comment: We
have several long term needs for buildings, etc.but our typical wish list for
everyday. All paper products (kleenex and printing paper); Cleaning supplies ; Baby
products/diapers; Office supplies; Food/coffee/juice/snacks; Bus passes; Gift certificates
to restaurants, gas stations, haircuts, massages,etc.
Major
Giving? Yes
Comment:
Special
Events aimed to: Raise Funds, Create
Awareness, , Recognize Supporters
Comment:
Volunteers
Needed? Yes
Sponsorships
Available? Yes
The
First Tee of Northern Nevada
Contact Information
Liza
Schumacher-Maupin
Executive Director
775-851-2332
lschumacher@tftnn.org
5605 Riggins Ct Ste 206
Reno,
NV 89502
Social
Media: Website, Facebook
Comment: We
have a local chapter Web site at www.tftnn.org and the national Web site is
www.thefirsttee.org
Organization Information
Mission: The
First Tee of Northern Nevada is a life skills program that provides youth with
the tools for success, both on & off the golf course. Youth not only learn a
healthy activity they can enjoy all their lives, they also learn how to set
& realize their goals, how to evaluate decisions and make good judgments,
& how improve their communication skills
Sector(s):
Service
Area: Reno, Sparks & Carson City
501c(3)
Organization? Yes
Founded: Dec-98
Volunteering
Seeking
Board Members? Yes
Volunteer
Needs: The First Tee relies heavily on volunteers. In 2009,
volunteers provided over 600 hours of service. Opportunities are available to
serve as assistant coaches at golf course, help with our in-school outreach
program, assist with social media, help staff special events, help design and
build a donor database, marketing, and clerical services. A low golf handicap
is not required - just a sense of humor and ready smile. We provide all
training. All potential volunteers are required to complete a written
application and a criminal background screening.
Group
Volunteering Available?
Yes
Comment: Our
special events, including our annual dinner and annual golf tournament are great
opportunities for groups of volunteers.
Accepted
Age Groups: , Youth (grades 9-12), Young Professionals (22-39), Seniors
(age 65+)
Comment:
Skills-Based
Opportunities? Yes
Comment: Especially
with regards to marketing and assistant coaching.
Giving
Giving
Needs: Operations, Programs,
, Endowment, Birdie for Charity
Development
Plan? Yes
Comment:
Wish
List? No
Comment: Now
that we are in our 5th year of programming, we have begun long range planning
that will include legacy gifts, etc.
Major
Giving? No
Comment: We
are currently developing our major gifts program.
Special
Events aimed to: Raise Funds, Create
Awareness, Educate/Train, Recognize Supporters
Comment:
Volunteers
Needed? Yes
Sponsorships
Available? Yes
The
Note-Ables
Contact Information
Manal
Toppozada
Executive Director
775-324-5521
manal@note-ables.org
925 Riverside Drive, Suite 6
Reno,
NV 89503
Social
Media: Website, Facebook,
Twitter, YouTube,
MySpace
Comment: Our
website (www.note-ables.org) is currently being updated to better reflect our
mission and programs. Our primary social networking vehicle is Facebook,
although we do weekly twitter feeds and keep our website updated with current
events and performance
Organization Information
Mission: The
Note-Ables is a nonprofit organization that provides music programs and music
therapy services throughout northern Nevada. We bring the joy of music to more
than 300 children and adults with disabilities per year. Programs include music
and dance classes, 1:1 lessons and music therapy, and a professional band of
adults with disabilities.
Sector(s):
Service
Area: Northern Nevada - Reno, Sparks, Carson City
501c(3)
Organization? Yes
Founded: 501(c)3
status received in 2003
Volunteering
Seeking
Board Members? Yes
Volunteer
Needs: Our primary need at this time is to recruit new Board
and Advisory Board members. In addition, we have the following volunteer
opportunities: Class volunteers (music and dance classes); Instructors for
individual lessons (guitar, voice, piano, etc.); Office volunteers;
Special events
Group
Volunteering Available?
Yes
Comment: We
have at least one large community concert per year that requires 40-50
volunteers. It is perfect for groups.
Accepted
Age Groups: Children (grades 1-8), Youth (grades 9-12), Young
Professionals (22-39), Seniors (age 65+)
Comment: Children
and youth are welcome to help with our youth classes, our monthly family music
group, and our summer Teen Beat music camp. Adults and seniors are welcome to
help in programmatic, administrative, marketing, and fundraising activities.
Skills-Based
Opportunities? Yes
Comment: Volunteer
opportunities are available for skilled musicians, singers, dancers, web and
graphic designers, sound technicians, photographers, film makers, and marketing
consultants.
Giving
Giving
Needs: Operations, Programs,
Capital, Endowment,
Sponsoring participant scholarships
Development
Plan? Yes
Comment: The
Board of Directors develops the fundraising plan for each fiscal year. The
Board sets goals and measurable outcomes, and the fundraising committee
determines the strategies to meet each goal. The staff then works with Board
and volunteers to implement
Wish
List? Yes
Comment: We
have an extensive wish list that includes smaller items such as office and art
supplies, instruments, sound equipment, and office furniture. We are also
actively searching for a new "home" for our organization, as we have
outgrown our current space. This is a primary focus for the coming year.
Major
Giving? No
Comment:
Special
Events aimed to: Raise Funds, Create
Awareness, Educate/Train, Recognize Supporters
Comment: Provide
opportunities for community inclusion
Volunteers
Needed?
Sponsorships
Available? Yes
The
Solace Tree
Contact Information
Emilio
Parga
Executive Director
775-324-7723
emilio@solacetree.org
448 Hill Street
Reno,
NV 89501
Social
Media: Website, Facebook,
YouTube,
Comment:
Organization Information
Mission: The
Solace Tree is a social service agency, non-profit organization that helps,
children, teens and adults deal with the death of a loved one.
Sector(s):
Service
Area: Northern Nevada
501c(3)
Organization? Yes
Founded: 2003
Volunteering
Seeking
Board Members? Yes
Volunteer
Needs: Volunteers facilitate children, teen and adult groups.
Volunteers also speak at functions and help raise money. Volunteers go through
a 15 hour training and are expected to volunteer 6 hours a month.
Group
Volunteering Available?
Yes
Comment:
Accepted
Age Groups: Youth (grades
9-12), Young Professionals (22-39),
Seniors (age 65+)
Comment:
Skills-Based
Opportunities? Yes
Comment:
Giving
Giving
Needs: Operations, Programs,
Capital
Development
Plan? Yes
Comment:
Wish
List? Yes
Comment:
Major
Giving?
Comment:
Special
Events aimed to: Raise Funds, Create
Awareness, Educate/Train, Recognize Supporters
Comment:
Volunteers
Needed? Yes
Sponsorships
Available? Yes
Truckee
Meadows Habitat for Humanity
Contact Information
Christine
Price
Executive Director
775 323-5511
Christineprice@clearwire.net
1775 Kuenzli St
Reno,
NV 89502
Social
Media: Website, Facebook
Comment:
Organization Information
Mission: Truckee
Meadows Habitat for Humanity builds homes for low income families in Washoe
County using volunteer labor and donated materials. We also operate a building supply recycling
store. The public is welcome to purchase
the reclaimed items at pennies on the dollar and all proceeds benifit Truckee
Meadows Habitat for Humanity.
Sector(s):
Service
Area: Washoe County, Nevada
501c(3)
Organization? Yes
Founded: 1991
Volunteering
Seeking
Board Members? Yes
Volunteer
Needs: Construction, Donation Pick up's, Office assistance, Funds
Development Committee, Web Master, Board Members, Donation Processing
Group
Volunteering Available?
Yes
Comment: We
can accomidate up to 20 a day at our Constrution sites.
Accepted
Age Groups: , , Young Professionals (22-39), Seniors (age 65+)
Comment:
Skills-Based
Opportunities? Yes
Comment: Many
of our construction volunteers do so to learn more about home improvement and
what not.
Giving
Giving
Needs: Operations, Programs,
Capital, Endowment,
Development
Plan? Yes
Comment:
Wish
List? No
Comment:
Major
Giving? Yes
Comment:
Special
Events aimed to: Raise Funds, Create
Awareness, Recognize Supporters
Comment:
Volunteers
Needed? Yes
Sponsorships
Available? Yes
Truckee
Meadows Tomorrow (TMT)
Contact Information
Karen
Hruby
Executive Director
775 323-1518
karenhruby@sbcglobal.net
PO Box 33504
Reno,
NV 0
Social
Media: Website, Facebook,
Twitter
Comment: TMT
Web site: http://www.truckeemeadowstomorrow.org/ , TMT Facebook
& Twitter pages are relatively new & volunteer driven.
Organization Information
Mission: TMT
is a quality of life improvement nonprofit that engages our community to
identify issues, preferred outcomes
& measurable indicators. TMT then
distributes a community wellbeing report card, transforming indicator data into
real stories--where we have been, where we are now, where we want to go &
how we can collaboratively get there.
Sector(s):
Service
Area: Reno/Sparks/Washoe County & surrounding region
501c(3)
Organization? Yes
Founded: Nonprofit
incorporation 1993 (started late 1980's)
Volunteering
Seeking
Board Members? Yes
Volunteer
Needs: Diverse board leadership; Fundraising/grant-writing
expertise (familiarity with TMT); Adopt an Indicator voluntary pledges to
improve any of the community's 33 quality of life indicators: https://www.truckeemeadowstomorrow.org/indicators/42.
Committee work:
-- Youth Risk
Behaviors Task Force subcommittees to improve associated quality of life
indicators (community collaborative effort to identify engagement policies/educational
programs/alternative community activities for implementation & outcomes
measurement)
-- Researching &
updating any of the data measures used to track the community's 33 quality of
life indicators:
http://www.truckeemeadowstomorrow.org/indicators
-- GIS-data mapping
& indicator data visualization upgrades to TMT's Web site
-- ExpressionEngine
Web site development
-- Brief quality of
life indicator articles for periodic eNews
-- TMT social media
site content mana
Group
Volunteering Available?
Yes
Comment: Initiate
a collaborative Quality of Life Compact with other organizations by contracting
to measurably improve a targeted community indicator through identified actions
& resources over a set time period, including compact reporting &
stewardship following the compact period:
http://www.truckeemeadowstomorrow.org/collaborate
Adopt an Indicator voluntary pledge actions (see above): https://www.truckeemeadowstomorrow.org/indicators/42
Accepted
Age Groups: Children (grades 1-8), Youth (grades 9-12), Young
Professionals (22-39), Seniors (age 65+)
Comment: Children
& youth volunteer activities must be in conjunction with schools, teachers,
or parents
Skills-Based
Opportunities? Yes
Comment: Technology-based
volunteers to support TMT's Web site & GIS-related data needs.
PR volunteers to continue TMT's eNews & media releases. Expert
grant-writing volunteers are needed to assist TMT in researching probably grant
opportunities and drafting grant proposals (as well as assisting TMT with local
foundation relationships). Volunteers with PR/creative design/media relations
expertise.
Giving
Giving
Needs: Operations, Programs,
Endowment formation; matching opportunities
Development
Plan? Yes
Comment: Fund
development needs are identified through TMT's budgetary resource requirements
annually.
Wish
List? Yes
Comment: TMT
strategic planning is a 5+ year timeframe.
Longer-term gifting has not been a strategy; however, TMT members donating $250,000 (over
a 5-year period) become lifetime members with annual recognition &
benefits. TMT also has a long-range
strategy to establish an endowment, pending initiation funding. However, TMT does not currently have a gift
legacy plan in place.
Major
Giving? Yes
Comment: $10,000
annual Visionary membership with additional benefits:
-- Logo/link on
TMT's home page & Community Wellbeing Report
-- Access to the
international Community Indicators Consortium
-- Consult to link
community indicators to strategic planning or performance measurement
-- TMT data hosting
& interactive management, mapping & visualization (pending future grant
funding)
$10,000 Visionary Accentuate the Positive event sponsors
(special recognition & table)
Special
Events aimed to: Raise Funds, Create
Awareness, Educate/Train, Recognize Supporters
Comment: Recruit
new volunteers & TMT members;
showcase others improving quality of life
Volunteers
Needed? Yes
Sponsorships
Available? Yes
Tune
In To Kids
Contact Information
Jody
Ruggiero
President and Founder
775-772-2711
ruggieroj@charter.net
10580 N. McCarran Blvd, #115
Reno,
NV 89503
Social
Media: Website, Facebook,
Twitter
Comment: Facebook
and Twitter are usednot only to disseminate information about the the
activities of Tune In To Kids, but also to share news stories related to media
and the latest research on the effects of digital media on children and
families. The update of o
Organization Information
Mission: Tune
In To Kids is a year long calendar of activities designed to encourage positive
parent-child interaction, promote healthy lifestyles for children, and provide
tools to help create positive media environments. Parents need help today
because kids use screen media (TV, computer and video games, DVD’s, etc.)
approximately 53 hours per week!
Sector(s):
Service
Area: Northern Nevada
501c(3)
Organization? Yes
Founded: Officially,
Oct. 2008-but in actuality Jan. 2000
Volunteering
Seeking
Board Members? Yes
Volunteer
Needs: Chair-Community Relations/Marketing, Chair-Finance
Committee, Chair-Fundraising Committee, Committee Members: Community
Relations/Marketing, Finance Committee, Fundraising Committee, Governance
Committee
Group
Volunteering Available?
Yes
Comment:
Accepted
Age Groups: Children (grades 1-8), Youth (grades 9-12), Young
Professionals (22-39), Seniors (age 65+)
Comment: There are also
opportunities for seniors and young professionals to serve on various board
committees and sub-committess: parent involvement, reading and media literacy,
arts and culture, hobbies recreation, health and fitness,as well as marketing
activities.
Skills-Based
Opportunities? Yes
Comment: We
have a need for a grant writer and also volunteers with fundraising and
marketing experience.
Giving
Giving
Needs: Operations, Programs,
Capital, Sponsorship
of Fair, Family Day and other promotions
Development
Plan? No
Comment: Our
first board retreat will be held on 6/25/10-at that time we'll be developing a
strategic plan for Tune In To Kids which will include a development plan.
Wish
List? No
Comment:
Major
Giving? Yes
Comment:
Special
Events aimed to: Raise Funds, Create
Awareness, Educate/Train, Recognize Supporters
Comment:
Volunteers
Needed? Yes
Sponsorships
Available? Yes
VSA
Nevada
Contact Information
Mary Ellen
Horan
Executive Director
775-826-6100, ext. 1
meh@vsanevada.org
250 Court St.
Reno,
NV 89501
Social
Media: Website, Facebook
Comment: two
websites: www.vsanevada.org and www.lakemansion.com
Organization Information
Mission: Since
1986, VSA Nevada has provided quality arts opportunities for ALL focusing on
children and adults who have a disability, are disadvantaged, at-risk or
under-served by the arts.
In addition, VSA Nevada is reposnible for the thoughtful
preservation and year-round use of the Lake Mansion as a cultural and historic
site.
Sector(s):
Service
Area: Statewide
501c(3)
Organization? Yes
Founded: 1986
Volunteering
Seeking
Board Members? Yes
Volunteer
Needs: VSA Nevada has many "hats" allowing
volunteers to partner with the organization in several roles from
administration (clerical), maintenance (Lake Mansion and Garden Pavilion),
hands-on during open-to-the public arts events and exhibits, tour guides at the
Lake Mansion and specific tasks including Information Technology, Marketing,
Accounting, Legal and more. VSA Nevada is also interested in volunteers for
board and committee positions in fundraising and marketing.
Group
Volunteering Available?
Yes
Comment: Group
volunteer opportunities can range from cleaning the mansion to assisting during
a VSA Nevada Arts Festival for children at the Lake Mansion.
Accepted
Age Groups: , Youth (grades 9-12), Young Professionals (22-39), Seniors
(age 65+)
Comment: Depending
on the volunteer opportunity, wide range of ages utilized.
Skills-Based
Opportunities? Yes
Comment:
Giving
Giving
Needs: Operations, Programs,
Capital, Endowment,
Development
Plan? Yes
Comment:
Wish
List? Yes
Comment:
Major
Giving? Yes
Comment:
Special
Events aimed to: Raise Funds, Create
Awareness, , Recognize Supporters
Comment:
Volunteers
Needed? Yes
Sponsorships
Available? Yes
Wylie
Animal Rescue Foundation (WARF)
Contact Information
Connie
Nowlin
Volunteer contact
775-833-2319
tahoepet@yahoo.com
P. O. Box 5364
Incline Village,
NV 89450
Social
Media: Website, Facebook
Comment: A
volunteer has put WARF on Facebook, but I have not used it myself.
Organization Information
Mission: I'll
forward the mission statement and programs in a separate e-mail...
Sector(s):
Service
Area: Washoe, Placer, Lyon ,Douglas Counties&Carson City
501c(3)
Organization? Yes
Founded: 1992
Volunteering
Seeking
Board Members? No
Volunteer
Needs: 1, Walking dogs at local shelter; 2. Socializing cats
at local shelter; 3. Fostering program for dogs and cats; 4. Help at weekly
adoption events; 5. Help at specific fund-raising events; 6. Computer work -
data entry/website updating
Group
Volunteering Available?
Yes
Comment: Walking
dogs/socializing cats at the shelters.
Accepted
Age Groups: , Youth (grades 9-12), Young Professionals (22-39), Seniors
(age 65+)
Comment: Youth
need to be accompanied by an adult.
Skills-Based
Opportunities? Yes
Comment: Most
is 'on-the-job' training...
Giving
Giving
Needs: , Programs, Endowment,
Development
Plan? No
Comment:
Wish
List? Yes
Comment: Done
through Parasol wish list requests.
Major
Giving? No
Comment:
Special
Events aimed to: Raise Funds, Create
Awareness, Educate/Train, Recognize Supporters
Comment:
Volunteers
Needed? Yes
Sponsorships
Available? Yes