At The Just One Project, our mission goes beyond food—we provide wraparound support to help families across Southern Nevada build long-term stability. Through our community markets, homebound grocery delivery, case management, and benefits navigation, we serve thousands of neighbors each month with compassion and care.
But the road ahead is uncertain.
Last month The Just One Project participated in a nonprofit roundtable hosted by U.S. Senator Catherine Cortez Masto and United Way of Southern Nevada. Alongside other community leaders, we shared how federal funding uncertainties are creating new challenges for nonprofits—and putting essential services at risk for the families who rely on them.
We’re incredibly grateful for advocates like Senator Cortez Masto, who are using their platforms to fight for continued access to food, housing assistance, legal aid, and education. Her support reminds us of the power of collaboration—and the critical role elected officials and nonprofits play in sustaining strong communities.
But advocacy alone isn’t enough.
With public funding becoming less predictable, we’re turning more than ever to the power of you—individuals, families, and businesses who choose to give. Your continued support helps us remain responsive, consistent, and effective during uncertain times.
Here’s how your donation makes a difference:
- Keeps our Mobile Markets moving across Southern Nevada
- Delivers fresh groceries to homebound seniors
- Connects families in crisis with housing navigation and workforce development
- Provides client-centered social programs that create long-term solutions
When systems falter, communities rise.
Be part of the reason our programs stay strong. Be part of something bigger.
Thank you for showing us the power of you—and for continuing to stand with us, every step of the way.
— The Just One Project Team
