From the President

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Welcome to 7 New Members

We are delighted to announce that our new members were officially introduced during our Induction Ceremony at our first live meeting here in Las Vegas. This is a significant milestone for our club, and we are thrilled to have these talented individuals join us. We eagerly anticipate their
fresh perspectives and valuable contributions to the Exchange Club of Las Vegas.

A heartfelt thank you to Sonja Dawkins, R. Dale Evans, and Dave Black for traveling from Southern California to join us. We truly appreciate each of you for being part of our Induction Ceremony.

Our New Members

Jeffrey Marsh (Tend My Sheep LV) – https://tendmysheeplv.org/
Marivelle Nunez (Restoration and Recovery Foundation) https://restorationandrecoveryfoundation.com/
Kim Henderson (Setting the Captives Free) https://becausewecarelasvegas.org/
DeBorah Little (Foundation 44: The Legacy of Floyd Little) https://foundation44.org/
Brenda Braam (Domestic Violence Center of Nevada) https://domesticviolenceresourceofnevada.org
And … Andrea Brice & Victoria Provenza

Meetings Each Month

Starting October 18th, we will hold regular in-person meetings at noon on the third Friday of each month. These meetings will take place at 28 W. Owens Ave., North Las Vegas. Additionally, we plan to include a virtual component to accommodate out-of-town members, speakers, and guests from across the country.

In the coming months, we’re thrilled to be developing a program aimed at addressing the needs of our community across various areas of impact. Stay updated by following us on Facebook and Instagram.

Student Scholarships

Exchange Clubs work with high schools to identify Youth of the Year and Accepting the Challenge of Excellence (A.C.E.) scholarship recipients.

Youth of the Year scholarships honor outstanding students who have exhibited excellence in academics and leadership. Recipients serve as role models to their peers by exhibiting exceptional scholastic achievement, respect for self and others, community service and ambitious career goals.

Accepting the Challenge of Excellence (A.C.E.) award honors students who have overcome often extreme adversity to graduate high school and move their lives in positive directions.

Students receiving a local-level scholarship automatically qualify for Exchange District Exchange Clubs scholarships. Winners of the district-level competitions are then eligible to be recognized at the National level, which awards a $15,000 scholarship to each student.