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Boys Town Nevada celebrates 35 years with 'Impact Gala' honoring Mark Davis. Signature event to support youth mental health and family services across Southern Nevada For 35 years, Boys Town Nevada has been a lifeline for children and families facing mental and behavioral health challenges" - Debra March, Gala Chairwoman and Boys Town Nevada Board Member LAS VEGAS, NV, UNITED STATES, October 20, 2026 / EINPresswire.com / - Boys Town Nevada will celebrate 35 years of serving children and families with its Impact Gala: Team Up for Mental Health on Friday, October 23, from 6-10 p.m. at M Resort Spa Casino in Henderson. The milestone event will honor Mark Davis, owner of the Las Vegas Raiders and Las Vegas Aces, for his ongoing commitment to youth and expanding access to mental health resources in Southern Nevada. The evening, with Emmy award-winning journalist and talk show host, Monica O. Jackson, will feature a luxury tailgate experience, elegant seated dinner, and "overtime" after-party, bringing together community leaders, philanthropists, and advocates united around one goal: improving mental health outcomes for Nevada's youth. The event is made possible through the generous support of sponsors, led by the Las Vegas Raiders and NVision360, followed by the Gene Hass Foundation, Westgate Las Vegas, Las Vegas Aces and Zoox, with additional support from Intermountain Health, Findlay VW, Nevada State University, Carson Wealth and UNLV. "For 35 years, Boys Town Nevada has been a lifeline for children and families facing mental and behavioral health challenges," said Debra March, Gala Chairwoman and Boys Town Nevada Board Member. "This gala is an opportunity for our community to come together, invest in hope, and help every child thrive." Nevada continues to rank among the lowest in the nation for access to mental health resources, making Boys Town Nevada's work critical. Over the past five years alone, the organization has impacted more than 200,000 lives statewide, providing therapy, crisis support, parenting resources, and autism services to children and families in need. Proceeds from the Impact Gala will directly support Boys Town Nevada's programs, including: Mental and behavioral health services for children, Family support and in-home intervention programs, Behavioral supports for educators and students, Autism assessments and care and Crisis response and suicide prevention resources. The event also highlights the growing urgency around youth mental health, including the effects of social media, rising stress and anxiety, and the importance of early intervention - key issues impacting families across the region. Sponsorship opportunities and tickets are now available, offering businesses and community partners the chance to make a lasting impact while gaining visibility during one of Southern Nevada's premier philanthropic events. About Boys Town Nevada: Boys Town Nevada has served Southern Nevada for 35 years, providing life-changing care to children and families through a wide range of mental health, behavioral, and family support programs. The organization is dedicated to strengthening families, preventing crises, and ensuring every child has the opportunity to succeed. Legal Disclaimer: EIN Presswire provides this news content "as is" without warranty of any kind. We do not accept any responsibility or liability for the accuracy, content, images, videos, licenses, completeness, legality, or reliability of the information contained in this article. If you have any complaints or copyright issues related to this article, kindly contact the author above.

Boys Town Nevada celebrates 35 years with "Impact Gala" Honoring Mark Davis. Boys Town Nevada will celebrate 35 years of serving children and families with its Impact Gala: Team Up for Mental Health on Friday, October 23, from 6-10 p.m. at M Resort Spa Casino in Henderson. The milestone event will honor Mark Davis, owner of the Las Vegas Raiders and Las Vegas Aces, for his ongoing commitment to youth and expanding access to mental health resources in Southern Nevada. The evening, with Emmy award-winning journalist and talk show host, Monica O. Jackson, will feature a luxury tailgate experience, elegant seated dinner, and "overtime" after-party, bringing together community leaders, philanthropists, and advocates united around one goal: improving mental health outcomes for Nevada's youth. The event is made possible through the generous support of sponsors, led by the Las Vegas Raiders and NVision360, followed by the Gene Hass Foundation, Westgate Las Vegas, Las Vegas Aces and Zoox, with additional support from Intermountain Health, Findlay VW, Nevada State University, Carson Wealth and UNLV. "For 35 years, Boys Town Nevada has been a lifeline for children and families facing mental and behavioral health challenges," said Debra March, Gala Chairwoman and Boys Town Nevada Board Member. "This gala is an opportunity for our community to come together, invest in hope, and help every child thrive." Nevada continues to rank among the lowest in the nation for access to mental health resources, making Boys Town Nevada's work critical. Over the past five years alone, the organization has impacted more than 200,000 lives statewide, providing therapy, crisis support, parenting resources, and autism services to children and families in need. Proceeds from the Impact Gala will directly support Boys Town Nevada's programs, including: * Mental and behavioral health services for children * Family support and in-home intervention programs * Behavioral supports for educators and students * Autism assessments and care * Crisis response and suicide prevention resources The event also highlights the growing urgency around youth mental health, including the effects of social media, rising stress and anxiety, and the importance of early intervention - key issues impacting families across the region. Sponsorship opportunities and tickets are now available, offering businesses and community partners the chance to make a lasting impact while gaining visibility during one of Southern Nevada's premier philanthropic events. About Boys Town Nevada Boys Town Nevada has served Southern Nevada for 35 years, providing life-changing care to children and families through a wide range of mental health, behavioral, and family support programs. The organization is dedicated to strengthening families, preventing crises, and ensuring every child has the opportunity to succeed. July 30, 2026 June 5, 2025 LAS VEGAS - The Foundation Assisting Seniors, in conjunction with the National Silver Haired Congress, will host their 2nd Annual Charity Gala on Oct. 16 at 6 p.m. at the M Resort Spa Casino, 12300 S. Las Vegas Blvd. in Henderson. "The Foundation is excited to bring the community together for a... October 4, 2021

Boys Town Louisiana welcomes Kristin Malone to board of directors. September 3, 2026 NEW ORLEANS - Boys Town Louisiana proudly announces the appointment of New Orleans entrepreneur and business leader Kristin Malone to its board of directors. Founder and owner of Home Malone, Malone brings extensive experience in business growth, financial management, brand development and community partnerships, along with a strong commitment to supporting local nonprofit organizations. Malone founded Home Malone in New Orleans in 2011 and has grown the company into a multimillion-dollar retail and wholesale business. Under her leadership, Home Malone has developed a network of more than 200 Southern artisans and U.S.-based production partners and expanded it wholesale division to more than 400 retail accounts nationwide. "We are excited to welcome Kristin to the Boys Town Louisiana board," Boys Town Louisiana Executive Director Rashain Carriere-Williams said. "Kristin understands what it takes to build strong relationships, bring people together and turn ideas into meaningful results. Just as importantly, she has demonstrated a genuine commitment to giving back to the New Orleans community. Her business expertise, creativity and community connections will be valuable assets as we continue working to strengthen children and families across Louisiana." In addition to her business leadership, Malone has worked with nonprofit organizations and community groups to develop custom fundraising products and campaigns that generate financial support and increase visibility. Her collaborations have supported organizations including Listen to Kids, the Preservation Resource Center, the Lakeview Vikings Baseball team and local schools. She is also a member of the Metairie Rotary Club, where she participates in service initiatives and community-focused projects. Malone earned her degree in management and human resources from the University of New Orleans in 2009. About Boys Town Louisiana For more than a century, Boys Town has been a beacon of hope, transforming the lives of children and families through innovative youth care, healthcare and research programs. Since opening in 1989, Boys Town Louisiana has provided a range of services designed to support children and strengthen families. The site offers Intervention and Assessment Services, which provide short-term residential care for youth in crisis; Care Coordination Services, an intensive case management program that connects families with the resources and support they need; In-Home Family Services, which help families develop the skills and stability needed to remain safely together; and Early Head Start, a high-quality early learning program that provides comprehensive support for children and their families. Nearly 1,250 children were served and impacted by Boys Town Louisiana services in 2025. To learn more, visit www.boystown.org. Download Interactive Maps NEW ORLEANS - The Estée Lauder Companies, in partnership with Onsite Retailers, is bringing the best of beauty to Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport (MSY), with the opening of new M·A·C, Jo Malone London, and TOM FORD Free-Standing Store. Located at the entrance of Concourse B, visitors to MSY can indulge... August 5, 2025 NEW ORLEANS - Go.Be, formerly Good Work Network, formally announced the launch of its Elevate Fund to help entrepreneurial minority and women small business owners gain access to additional resources to grow. The launch, part of the nonprofit's celebration of 20 years of service, is designed to help business owners... June 11, 2021 NEW ORLEANS - Good Work Network announced it is changing its name to Go.Be. to better reflect the organization's work supporting entrepreneurial minority small business owners gain access to the resources they need to succeed and prosper. The name change kicks off the not-for-profit's celebration of 20 years as a... July 27, 2021