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Join us in shaping the future of Southern Nevada's nonprofit sector

πŸ“… Date & Time: Thursday, October 22, 2026 | 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM PT
πŸ“ Location: Wynn Las Vegas

On Thursday, October 22, 2026, the Southern Nevada Nonprofit Summit will convene approximately 400 nonprofit, philanthropic, government, business, and community leaders at Wynn Las Vegas for a day of learning, collaboration, and action.

Together, we'll examine emerging trends, share practical strategies, and explore what it will take to build a stronger future for Southern Nevada in a rapidly shifting nonprofit landscape.

🎟️ Registration Fee: $125 per person

 Why This Conversation Matters

This year's theme, People. Money. Place.: How We Build, Fund, and Serve Stronger Communities, centers around three essential ingredients of a thriving civic infrastructure: the nonprofit workforce who lead and power our work, the resources that sustain it, and the places where impact takes root. Collectively, these elements shape the strength, resilience, and future of Southern Nevada. The Summit is organized into three learning tracks aligned to these priorities:

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WHAT YOU'LL LEAVE WITH

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A Summit for Changemakers

The Summit is a unique opportunity for changemakers to connect and collaborate around ideas and actions that can move our region forward.

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ABOUT NEVADA GRANTLAB

Nevada GrantLab is a Las Vegas-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to strengthening Southern Nevada's nonprofit sector. Through training, technical assistance, grant services, research, and community engagement, we help mission-driven organizations build capacity, access resources, and increase their impact. We also convene cross-sector partners to foster collaboration and advance solutions to the region's most pressing challenges. Our vision is a thriving Nevada, catalyzed by great local nonprofits.

Nevada GrantLab is funded by local philanthropy, businesses, and governments who believe in the power and purpose of our region’s nonprofit sector.