I don't even think there is words to describe how amazing this Organization is. I have had the…read morepleasure of volunteering donating attending many of the events watching them grow and supporting the community in so many ways it is impressive the love and the commitment they show their community and the patience they service is impeccable. Please visit their website reach out and come and support this good cause you can donate your time, cloth, money Any talent you may have is always welcome. God bless angels of Las Vegas and may God continue to bless their journey. Thank you for allowing me to be part of Given back to the community.

The Angels of Las Vegas is an extraordinary organization led by people with a big heart Aynee and…read moreLevone.They provide support to anyone going through cancer journey. I wish Angels of Las Vegas the very best and may this organization continue to shine

I usually call them to pick up used items that I no longer need and this is my 2nd time using them…read more It's a pretty simple process to schedule a pickup online. They tell you when they're in your area and you can just leave items out , marked BBBS and they will come sometime during the date that you choose. If you need to reschedule a pickup for any reason, you can do that too even up to the day prior to pickup and they will update the order with no issues. I will continue to use this service whenever I want to give away anything,

My granddaughter was matched perfectly, and I have nothing but positive wonderful things to say…read moreabout his organization. The screening process of the Big with the Littles. It's just so amazing and so cute. The follow up the monthly check-ins. 10

The Just One Project is currently doing emergency food distributions Monday through Friday at their…read moreheadquarters due to the pause in SNAP benefits. I did a volunteer shift last week, helping to distribute food to recipients who drove up. There was already a line of cars that snaked outside of the parking lot and down Decatur. The folks working here have a great system going, with check-in for volunteers, name tags, and then assignments handed out. There were tents set up in the parking lot already with the products to be disbursed at stations. Volunteers were assigned to a station and put the food in the cars as they stopped at each station. There were two lines of cars, one on each side of the tents, with volunteers to hand out food on each side. I worked alongside some great people and look forward to helping out again. Sign up on their website if you want to lend a hand.

Very nice to help our seniors with on the telephone very nice drivers that bring us needed food…read morewill.bring you pet food if you ask so good to our las Vegas community

Donated Food to the Kitchen Everyone at the facility were…read moresuper friendly & helpful. It's a clean & safe facility for someone looking to get some food and help

As a foodie and Yelp enthusiast, it's a blessing to be able to regularly partake in local cuisine…read more Here, I get to write a review about being on the giving side of that equation. My employer regularly schedules opportunities for a group of employees to volunteer for the Evening Community Meal at Las Vegas Rescue Mission, founded in 1970. It is a smooth-running operation. For two hours, we get to assist with food service for around 500 to 700 homeless or hungry folks from the local community. The demographic is diverse across age and ethnicity, and includes some families and people with disabilities. They are peaceful and polite throughout the occasion. Some greet you personally to express their gratitude. I enjoy participating in this volunteer event, as a way to give back to the local community most in need. It also serves as a reminder to not take my own meals for granted, as someone fortunate to be in the segment of society that never goes hungry. For folks interested in volunteering, I would recommend Las Vegas Rescue Mission to anyone.

We are so grateful to the organization for what they do as a whole and everyone there were great…read morepeople and super friendly..........except the Executive Director (Kelli). She has to be one of the most rude and disrespectful people that I have ever met. I spent 21 years in the Air Force and and still work for the gov and I pride myself in treating people with respect and understanding, and the way she acted towards myself and others at the Dress giveaway, just for walking down the incorrect hallway....she should not be in charge of any organization and I would be leary about donating to a person like that. All she had to do was explain the mistake/rules in a nice and respectful manner. I overheard others talking about the rudeness from her as well.

What a wonderful nonprofit organization dedicated to our homeless, disadvantaged high school youth…read more High school is hard enough to get through but when you are lacking the basics like food, clothing, hygiene items and school supplies it can be really difficult and depressing. That is where this place can help. They are able to assist and support our youth with being able to thrive and stay in school to graduate. They accept donations and appreciate volunteers. They provide classes such as job research, job prep, setting life goals, life after high school, financial skills and other educational help. This can really change a young persons life if they offered the right tools to succeed. Clothing is offered for free at the little store called Betty's Boutique on-site with a high school student ID. I was happy to donate my daughter's old prom and homecoming dresses to this organization in order for a needy youth to enjoy their upcoming formal dance. They also accept monetary donations as well. If you live in the Las Vegas, Henderson area please consider making a donation to this positive and impactful nonprofit.

I went to Help of S NV in May. I met Abdul. He will help you. He helped me get off the streets. He…read morecan help you.

What a strange place. I guess you call "Help of Southern Nevada " a charity but it must be ran by…read moresome very strange individuals. It's nothing like locals say it is. If you expect a humanitarian concept that is using utmost professionalism you're in the WRONG place. Apparently they are used to speaking to the lowest classes therefore their standards are precisely the same.

I adopted my dog Finn from this group. Everything they told me about him (his personality traits)…read morewere 100 percent accurate. Diana followed up multiple times to see how Finn was doing in his new home. I would adopt a dog from them again in a heartbeat.

After reading these reviews I'm shocked!! I've adopted several dogs from them and Both Diana and…read moreNikki couldn't have been more forthcoming with info. They truly are angels trying to save life's...and they do a damn good job!!! Last year alone, they saved over 600 dogs from being put down. People need to be more understanding about these dogs. Most have unknown backgrounds and Diana will get a trainer involved to help if issues arise. They're not in the business of Adopt & Refund.

"No man left behind." Many many years of growing my father…read moreand his interactions with my extended family were passionate about their military careers. My rearing was focused around military life. Many generations have proudly served this nation. When one falls down, we pick them up. If they are injured, dead, no one gets left behind. Story after story and of real life accounts of wounded men that would of died. These men that fell were carried on the backs of their brothers to safety. How is it so many values can be instilled in so many brave men and women whom defend our nation, but are forgotten when they come home? Organizations such as this exist to help out those that have fallen. We all need a helping hand once in a while. Many are too proud to ever ask. How do we change the current situation? It seems more and more of our service men and woman come back from over seas unable to cope with what they have seen. When was the last time you say a dead body? How about a suicidal bomb go off while your eating? In some places out side of our world this is a fact of life. Bodies lay dead in the streets. In our great nation their are some cities that don't even allow the dead to be buried in city limits. Many Americans live to old old age, we do not witness death like other places in the world. Now think about what these people see. How would your mental state be when you got home? Your suppose to go out and get a regular job, connect with people on a normal level. Sometimes it's not that easy. Many of our armed forces peoples keep this bottled up. They let these images they have seen haunt them. This is where we can help. Washington can only do so much. Freedom is not free. It's a fight that we battle every day. Someone right now is fighting to protect my and your way of life at their own expense. Be the change in the world. When I lost my husband three years ago today, this was the organization that I reached for. My husband spent eight years serving this nation. He was duty and honor all the way. Many of his things that he cherished I donated here. The donation center is easy to get too and can be done anonymously. We wanted to reach even more. From time to time when they needed extra help for events we were there serving food to those that seemed broken. These individuals are not broken, they need change. They need people to care. They need people to know that their sacrifices were not in vein. The Covid virus has not been kind to organizations that are trying to help others. Most of these places closed up for six months or longer. Some have run out of funds. Sure money helps everything. Or does it? We need new individuals to step up and take charge. Let's show our veterans that they have not been forgotten. It is the duty of all the citizens to make an impact. Many may not know that a lot of veterans that come back from these ever lasting wars end up homeless. These are things that need to change. As a collective let's try to make 2021 the year that mattered. Be the voice for those that have none. We can do it. Look how far we have come. It all starts with every one having a voice. You matter! And so does that individual over there that you may not understand. Join me we're gonna make a difference this year.

The food bank is on property and its nice to be able to stock up on food with the public that comes…read moreout to the food bank as well. But if you live on the property, there are a lot of bugs infested in the apartment. Its furnished and all but, I had to bomb the house every 2 weeks to keep rid of them. Too many roaches infested on the premises. They will crawl on everything, your bed, your dressers, your couch, and cabinets. Take care of the bugs yourself. The property wont spray the apartment enough. And never leave food out or opened!!