United Way of Southern Nevada Welcomes New Campaign Partners to Family

Campaign year ’13-‘14 brings new faces and enthusiasm from esteemed corporations
Jul 3, 2014 11:35 AM ET

LAS VEGAS, July 3, 2014 /3BL Media/ – United Way of Southern Nevada eagerly welcomes 37 new campaign partners to the United Way family. These organizations join the ranks of over 360 active workplace campaign partners, many of whom have been part of the United Way family since its founding in 1957.

These partners rely on United Way to help administer their philanthropic and corporate social responsibility goals and through their workplace campaigns give time, energy, passion and dollars to help bolster and improve our southern Nevada community. Companies NV Energy, Wells Fargo, Boyd Gaming, Caesars Entertainment, Enterprise Holdings, Cox Communications, Nat’l Security Technologies LLC, United Parcel Services, Citibank, Clark County School District, Diamond Resorts, UnitedHealth Group, KLAS TV-8 News Now, Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department, MGM Resorts International, U.S. Bank and Bank of America represent a sampling of the loyal and notable communitywide campaigns run through United Way.

This year, Wynn and Encore Las Vegas joined United Way to continue their mission of serving and supporting the communities in which their employees live and work. Wynn Resorts Chairman and CEO Steve Wynn has a longstanding history of supporting United Way and this marks the first time Wynn Las Vegas has initiated an employee contribution program to support the philanthropic endeavors of the company. In its first year, Wynn Las Vegas was awarded the first-ever “Beacon Award,” recognizing the company and its employees for having the most successful inaugural campaign in the history of the United Way of Southern Nevada. More than 47 percent of Wynn Las Vegas' passionate and charitable employee base opted in to support United Way and its efforts either through a one-time donation or ongoing annual support.

“We hear time and time again that workplaces, while they are optimistic of the future, are dedicated to ROI for their employees. They want their employees’ donations to make impact in our community, today. With our Forbes Ranking and the recent report from the Lincy Institute, we are providing that confidence that the dollars invested are going far, and are being stretched to meet the needs of an ever changing community. We are deeply proud of the confidence our partners like Wynn Las Vegas have in us as an exceptional fiscal steward, and we will continue to push forward in making lasting, community impact,” Cass Palmer, CEO and President.

United Way’s loyal workplace partners are joined by Wynn Las Vegas as well as over 36 new campaign partners spanning diverse industries and organization size, with vastly different philanthropic goals.  These  include:  Aliante Casino & Hotel, Berry Plastics, Cathay Bank, Cenegenics, City Of Boulder, Club Fortune Casino, Cobalt Data, Coca Cola World, Compassion Care Hospice, CSL Plasma, East West Bank, Equifax, GES Geotechnical Services, Hampton Inn Tropicana, Honey Salt, JBA, LV Urban League, NAPA Auto Parts, National Healthcare Access, Norgren Kloehn, Palm Mortuary, Platinum Hotel, Renu Oil, Slater Hanifan Group, Snell & Wilmer LLP, Southern Hills Hospital, Sunrise Children’s Foundation, Sunrise Hospital & Medical Center, Tasti D Lite, The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas, Thrivent, Tronox, UNLV, UNR, Waddell & Reed, and William Hill US.

About United Way of Southern Nevada
United Way of Southern Nevada works to build a healthier community and to advance the common good through a focus on Education, Health and Financial Stability, the building blocks of a good life. With an extensive network of donors, volunteers and community leaders, the United Way brings together the passion, expertise, and resources needed to affect positive change in our community. Together, person by person, the United Way’s collaborative power is building a more solid community fabric, connecting impassioned advocates who truly LIVE UNITED for a better Southern Nevada. For more information on how to get involved, please visit www.uwsn.org.