Nevada Community Foundation



In partnership with its family of donors, the Nevada Community Foundation provides financial support to nonprofit organizations and other public charities with themes ranging from the arts to zoos primarily in Nevada but also across the nation.


The concept of a community foundation is as simple as it is brilliant: community foundations empower and strengthen the resources already in the community. It provides an easy and effective way for people to achieve their charitable dreams, whatever they may be.

The foundation maximizes a donor's gift through cutting-edge planned giving and sound, pooled investing. It keeps a finger on the pulse of the community and solves problems with high impact and thoughtful philanthropy.


The foundation opens the door for people to come together to address pressing issues and share creative ideas

Web Address

www.nevadacf.org/

Social Media Links

Twitter - @NV_Foundation


Assets and Giving for Nevada Community Foundation

Assets

2020 - 187,213,768
2019 - 156,610,721
2018 - 151,217,709
Domestic Grants

2020 - 11,896,293
2019 - 7,358,941


    

Recent News from Nevada Community Foundation


People on the Move, April 15, 2019
Foundation: Nevada Community Foundation

Raiders Foundation Executive Director Chris Mallory is a board member of the Nevada Community Foundation, an organization that matches...more

Benefit concert held for 'Children of the 58 fund'
Foundation: Nevada Community Foundation

A committee established by the Nevada Community Foundation will oversee the fund this time. “There's a lot of famalies coming together to...more

The List: Nonprofit foundations, Oct. 8, 2018
Foundation: Nevada Community Foundation

6, Nevada Community Foundation Inc. 410 S. Rampart Blvd., Suite 390. Las Vegas, NV 89145-5749, $143,168,866, $15,771,948, $76,933,674,...more

At 1-year anniversary ceremony, sister of Las Vegas shooting victim says tragedy won't define us
Foundation: Nevada Community Foundation

Smith and her parents started a scholarship fund through the Nevada Community Foundation. The Children of the 58 Loved and Never...more

Scholarship fund will help children of those killed in Oct. 1 shooting
Foundation: Nevada Community Foundation

After losing their daughter in the Oct. 1 Strip shooting, Debbie and Chris Davis found themselves thrust into a virtual role they hadn't played in...more

Parents of Las Vegas shooting victim establish scholarship fund
Foundation: Nevada Community Foundation

14 news conference alongside Sen. Catherine Cortez Masto and Las Vegas City Councilman Steve Seroka. The Nevada Community Foundation...more

Family of shooting victim creates 1 October scholarship
Foundation: Nevada Community Foundation

Tonks' parents, Chris and Debbie Davis, along with Neysa's sister Mynda Smith, worked closely with the Nevada Community Foundation to create...more

Mayweather's New Watch Line To Help WBC's Fund For Boxers
Foundation: Nevada Community Foundation

In May 2013, the WBC and the Nevada Community Foundation (NCF) announced the creation of the WBC Boxers Foundation, a life dream of José Sulaimán, as a well-financed vehicle to help boxers in need....more

Las Vegas City Council OKs $50K to maintain healing garden
Foundation: Nevada Community Foundation

The city's Community Healing Fund, funded through donations, is managed by the nonprofit Nevada Community Foundation. It will pay for ongoing maintenance of the healing garden and public art created...more

Community Healing Garden To Be Managed By Outside Foundation
Foundation: Nevada Community Foundation

The fund is fiscally managed by the Nevada Community Foundation (NCF) charitable organization. Donations can be made online at http://www.cityoflasvegas.link/healingfund. NCF will provide donors with...more



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