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Energy Assistance
Identification
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Food Home Delivery
Case Management
Easter Baskets
Back to School Programs
Thanksgiving
Christmas Toys
Lutheran Social Services of Nevada is powered primarily by volunteers and has a variety of opportunities that fit your level of availability. Will you join us in serving those who are in need? Volunteering makes an enormous difference in the lives of others but it also helps you! From lowering stress levels to experiencing fulfillment and happiness, volunteering offers many health benefits!
Fill our out volunteer questionnaire or call ustoday at (702) 639-1730.
Volunteer Services Manager
Nutrition Education Kitchen Specialist
Pantry Receiver and Stocker
DigiMart Pantry Checkout Assistant
Intake Office Coordinator
Office/Admin Assistant
Janitorial and Groundskeeper
Facilities Attendant
LSSN Event Volunteer
DigiMart Pantry Organizing
Open Air Food Market Participant
Food Drives
Backpack Drives
Turkey Dinner Drives
Childrens’ Toys and Clothing Drives
Easter Basket Drives
Special Events
High School Student Interns
DigiMart Food Pantry
Toy, Clothing and Food Drives
Facilities and Groundskeeper
We need your support to thrive!
One-time donations are certainly appreciated but please consider becoming a recurring donor or sponsor for Lutheran Social Services of Nevada
Fill out our scheduled giving form or call us today at (702) 639-1730
One-time Donation
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Vehicle, gold, silver, coins and jewelry
Sponsor our move!
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Charitable IRA Distribution
Gift of Securities
Bequest
Gift of Retirement Assets
Gift of Real Estate
Gift of Life Insurance
Charitable Lead trust
Charitable Remainder Annuity Trust
Dedicate your Bithday
Dedicate your Wedding
Smith’s Amazon and eBay shopping
Nevada’s Big Give
Giving Tuesday
Automatic Payroll Deductions
Gratitude and grace-sharing
In June, LSSN is partnering with True Colors United on a community-wide lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, questioning (LGBTQ) cultural inclusivity training challenge with all local homeless service providers.
According to a study from Chapin Hall at the University of Chicago, LGBTQ young people are 120% more likely to experience homelessness than non-LGBTQ youth. Over the month of June, over 20 homeless service providers and 600 individuals throughout Nebraska and Nevada will participate in the “True Colors Pride Challenge” in honor of the 50th Anniversary of Stonewall. The “True Colors Pride Challenge,” provided by the True Colors Learning Community’s free online training course, establishes a common understanding about LGBTQ youth homelessness.
“The online courses provide an individualized learning experience that allows everyone to move at their own pace,” said Gregory Lewis, True Colors United Executive Director & CEO. “The True Colors Pride Challenge is the perfect opportunity to get folks galvanized around the issue of LGBTQ youth homelessness.”
You can track our community progress and see how many of us have completed the challenge by visiting the 2019 True Colors Pride Challenge Dashboard here.
