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Community Partners(Partial List) Community Partners (partial list) ComputerCorps Accessible Space Carson Treatment Center Advanced Eye Care Center Carson Valley Food Closet Advocates to End Domestic Violence Carson Valley Historical Society American Association of Retired Persons (AARP) Carson Valley Medical American Legion Carson Valley Museum & Cultural Center American Red Cross Carson Water Sub Conservancy American Youth Soccer Association (AYSO) Center Street Mission Assistance League of Reno Central Lyon County Fire Protection District Assistive Technology Center Channel 10 Access TV Children's Museum Barton Health Care System Church of Jesus Christ of LDS Barton Memorial Hospital Clark County Health District Barton Memorial Thrift Store Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) Baum Healing Arts Center Commission on Educational Technology Bethlehem Lutheran Church Community Business Resource Center Boys & Girls Club of Mason Valley Community Chest Boys & Girls Club of North Lake Tahoe Community Chest - Storey County Boys & Girls Club of South Lake Tahoe Community Council on Youth (CCOY) Boys & Girls Club of Western Nevada Coventry Cross Thrift Shop Brewery Arts Center Bridgeport Elementary School Dayton Chamber of Commerce Builders Association of Northern Nevada Dayton Elementary School Builders Association of Western Nevada Dayton High School Dayton Chamber of Commerce California Indian Manpower Consortium (CIMC) Dept. of Prisons Carson Access Television Diamond Valley School Carson Advocates for Cancer Victims Douglas County Public Library Carson City Alternative School Douglas County School District Carson City Board of Supervisors Douglas County Search & Rescue Carson City Chamber of Commerce Douglas High School Carson City Convention & Visitors Bureau Carson City Development Engineering Eagle Valley Children's Home Carson City Environmental Health Dept. Easter Seals Nevada Carson City Hall Educare Academy Carson City Information Services Educare School Carson City Justice Courts Educator's Closet Carson City Landfill Empire Elementary School Carson City Legal Clinic Epispocal Diocese of Nevada - St. Peter's Carson City Literacy Volunteers Carson City Mayor's Office Family Support Council-Douglas Co Carson City Office of Traffic Safety Farm Service Agency (FSA) Carson City Senior Citizen's Center Fathers Heart Church Carson City Rendezvous Fountainhead Four Square Church Carson City School District First Baptist Church Carson City Treasure Friends In Service Helping (FISH) Carson Convalesant Hospital Friends of Multiple Sclerosis Carson High School Fritsch Elementary School Carson Mental Health Frost Yasmer Estates Carson Physical Therapy Carson Surgical Group Gateways to Success Charter School Carson Tahoe Hospital Girl Scouts of America Community Partners (partial list) ComputerCorps Good Sam Club Sierra Nevada Nevada Hispanic Services Good Shepherd Clothing Closet Nevada League of Cities Nevada Legal Services Habitat for Humanity - Placerville Nevada LP Gas Board Habitat for Humanity - Reno Nevada Press Association Head Injury Assoc of Northern Nevada Nevada Rural Counties RSVP Program, Inc. Hearing Care of Carson City Nevada Rural Health Centers High Desert Soccer League Nevada Rural Housing Association Hilltop Community Church Nevada Self Help Foundation Hispanic Services of Nevada Nevada State AFL-CIO Hospice of the Sierra Sage Nevada State Attorney General's Office Hospice Thrift Store Nevada State Attorneys Office Humbolt County Juvenile Probation Nevada State Bank - South Carson Nevada State Bureau of Health & Protective Services Incline Elementary School Nevada State Child & Family Services Inter-Tribal Council of Nevada Nevada State Deferred Compensation Committee Nevada State Dept. of Employment Job Opportunities in Nevada (JOIN) Nevada State Dept. Business & Industry Nevada State Dept. of Conservation Kiwanis of Dayton Valley Nevada State Dept. of Corrections Kiwanis of Gardnerville / Carson Valley Nevada State Dept. of Education Nevada State Dept. of Employment, Training and Rehab Ladonna Spiritual Freedom Nevada State Dept. of Information Lahontan Audubon Society Nevada State Dept. of Motor Vehicles Lee Vining High School Nevada State Dept. of Prisons Libby Booth Elementary School Nevada State Dept. of Public Safety Life Care Center of Reno Nevada State Dept. of Taxation Lyon County Controllers Office Nevada State Dept. of Transportation Lyon County Public Administration Nevada State Division for Aging Services Lyon County School District Nevada State Division of Child & Family Services Lyon County Search & Rescue Nevada State Division of Investigation Nevada State Division of Minerals Mark Twain Elementary School Nevada State Division of Parks Mason Valley Baptist Church Nevada State Employment Security Division Meeting Place Nevada State Employment Training Mono County Superintendent of Schools Nevada State Empowered Women Project Mono Lake Committee Nevada State Fire Marshal MORE Nevada State FSA Office Mount Sierra Christian School Nevada State Health Division Multiple Sclerosis of Nevada Nevada State Highway Patrol Nevada State Legislative Council Bureau National Assoc of Retired Federal Employees (NARFE) Nevada State Legislature National Council of Senior Citizens Nevada State Library & Archives National Multiple Sclerosis Society Nevada State National Guard National Search Association Nevada State Office of the State Fire Marshal Nevada Association of Counties Nevada State Parks Nevada Day, Inc. Nevada State Printing Office Nevada Disabled American Vets Nevada State Prison Nevada Empowered Women's Project Nevada State Public Works Nevada Geographic Information Society (NGIS) Nevada State Public Defenders Office Nevada Geriatric Education Center Nevada State Public Utilities Commission Community Partners (partial list) ComputerCorps Nevada State Public Works Board Special Interest Arms Nevada State Purchasing Division State of Nevada Vocational Rehabilitation Nevada State Railroad Museum Stewart Indian School Museum Nevada State Secretary of State Stewart Tutoring Program Nevada State Services for the Blind Storey County Community Chest Nevada State Supreme Court Storey County Preschool Nevada State Supreme Court Library Storey County Public Library Nevada State Water Resources Storey County School District Nevada State Welfare Dept. Storey County Volunteer Fire Dept. Nevada State Welfare Division - Carson City St. Galls Catholic Church Nevada Taxpayers Association St. Paul's Lutheran Church Nevada Trial Lawyers Association St. Theresa School Nevada Wildlife Federation St. Teresa of Avila Catholic Church Nevada Works Sutro Elemetary School Northern Nevada Center for Independent Living Northern Nevada Development Authority (NNDA) Tahoe Douglas Fire District Northern Nevada Literacy Council Tahoe Regional Planning Authority (TRPA) OARC Thrift Shop United Cerebral Palsy Ormsby County Education Association United States Bureau of Alcohol and Drug Abuse Owens Valley Unified School District United States Bureau of Land Management United States Bureau of Reclamation Paiute Shoshone Tribe United States Bureau of Vocational Rehabilitation Poor Man's Thrift Store United States Dept. of Labor Positive Energy United States Dept. of Agriculture Potter's House Christian Church United States Dept. of the Interior US Forest Service Prescription Help for the Needy United States Geological Survey Unity Church Rainbow Forest Preschool & Daycare University of Nevada - Cooperative Extension Retired Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP) University of Nevada Las Vegas - UNLV Ridge House University of Nevada Reno - UNR Rite of Passage Ron Woods Family Resource Center Valley JobLine Rotary - Carson City Victory Christian Center Rotary - Sundowners Club Virginia City High School Rotary - Minden / Gardnerville Washoe Language School Sertoma - Sierra Sundowners Washoe Medical Center Sertoma of Carson Valley Washoe Tribe of Nevada and California Service Corps of Retired Executives (SCORE) Western Nevada Community College Sierra Baptist Church Western Nevada Development District (WNDD) Sierra Credit Union Whittlesea-Bell Elementary School Sierra Nevada Association of Realtors Woodfords Indian Education Center Sierra Nevada College Sierra Vista Children's Academy YMCA of the Sierra Silver Dollar Car Classic Silver Springs Elementary School Silver Springs Spay and Neuter Project Small Blessings Christian Children Preschool Software and Engineering Association Soroptimist International.
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