by Stacey Wedding | Apr 16, 2014 | foundations, non-profits
Alright, so not every city in the Valley has national recognition. Sure, not everyone flies from around the world to visit Henderson, Nevada—but Henderson has ambitions too. Maybe they don’t want to be known as Sin City, maybe they want to be the most compassionate...
by Stacey Wedding | Apr 15, 2014 | non-profits, philanthropy
You can’t argue with numbers. There’s 100 years in a century; 100 dimes in 10 dollars; and less than 10 days until Nevada’s Big Give. Pretty straightforward, right? Here are some other straightforward things. We all want children to succeed. We all want to have faith...
by Stacey Wedding | Apr 12, 2014 | non-profits, philanthropy
Once upon a time—in a land not too far away—was a kingdom with many large castles and neon lights (all on a couple miles of prime realty). People from across the world came to visit the kingdom, which had all of the luxuries any visitor could desire (no matter how...
by Stacey Wedding | Apr 10, 2014 | non-profits, philanthropy
There’s nothing quite like trying to move through a room in the dark: there’s uncertainty, risk, and fear. There’s also nothing like the uncertainty, risk, and fear that come with the diagnosis of childhood cancer. There needs to be someone to light...
by Stacey Wedding | Mar 27, 2014 | foundations, non-profits
Mobile mindedness sounds easy right? I mean most of us are so connected to our cellphones, conjoined twins have gone through easier separations. It’s funny to think that we—the people who would rather risk our lives in a car than put our cells down—are sometimes the...
by Stacey Wedding | Mar 12, 2014 | foundations, non-profits, philanthropy
The IRS has recently fallen under criticism for more than being a financial nuisance. We’ve always known that the IRS isn’t the first metaphorical kid we’d ask to be our friend on the playground, but did we know that the IRS sometimes acts as the playground bully?...
