We create “volunteer magic” by bringing together over 500 volunteers monthly and our community partners for hands-on opportunities to meet the needs of those we serve. The Just One Project is also Nevada’s largest food market; combating food insecurity through our innovative mobile food pantry, stationary pantry, and grocery delivery program.
Brooke Neubauer, CEO and founder of The Just One Project, is a life-long Las Vegan, wife, mother, business owner, and advocate. In 2009, Brooke was introduced to giving back and making a difference through a friend. That holiday season they adopted a child to give gifts for Christmas. The impact it made touched her heart and she was changed forever. Brooke believes that it takes just one person to make a difference and she wanted to inspire others to join her mission of making an impact in the community and in the lives of others.
Since founding The Just One Project in 2014, it has become one of the fastest-growing nonprofit organizations in southern Nevada. The Just One Project’s mission is to connect the community through giving back. Through its mission, The Just One Project has successfully connected hundreds of people every month to incredible volunteer opportunities.
Brooke’s future goals are to continue to connect people through giving back while innovating and creating new locations and programs that provide hunger relief in local food deserts. She believes every neighborhood in southern Nevada should have access to fresh groceries and that food support should not come with stigmas.
Jon Bunker is an International Advisor for Optum in the UK and previously served as the Optum Mountain West Regional President. He has over 25 years of experience in the healthcare industry. Jon previously served as the Chief Executive Officer during the transition to UnitedHealthcare from Sierra Health Services, where he held the positions of President and Chief Operating Officer from 2000 to 2008. He was President of the Western region for Sierra Health Services, Inc. subsidiaries from 1996 to 2000, which included Health Plan of Nevada, Sierra Health and Life, Med One, Primary Health Holdings Inc., M.E.G.A Inc, and Elias Grahem, Ltd. A native to Nevada, Jon has served his community in many capacities over the years. He was Chairman of the Boy Scout Chemeguevi District from 2006 to 2009, a board member of the Boys and Girls Club, and Trustee of Sierra Community Healthcare Foundation.
Georges has been involved in the ownership of several Las Vegas businesses including Maalouf Benefit Resources, an employee benefit consulting firm, Legacy Golf Club and Ben and Jerry’s Ice Cream. He is a lifelong resident of Las Vegas and graduated with a degree in Managerial Finance from University of Nevada Las Vegas.
Georges is an active member in several charitable and civic organizations, including ALS and American Heart Association and is a frequent supporter CASA, St. Jude’s Ranch for Children, many local schools and organizations that support the needs of at risk women and children.
Dorian holds a Masters Degree in Urban Leadership and a Bachelor of Science Degree in Nutrition, both from UNLV. She is currently the Chief Policy Advisor for City of Las Vegas Ward 1 Councilman Brian Knudsen. A native of Las Vegas and a lifelong advocate of proper nutrition, Dorian worked on local initiatives that improved Nevada’s food systems and joined the Nevada Department of Education and other panelists in creating the current nutrition education standards for high school students. Prior to the City, Dorian worked as the Program Director of Three Square Food Bank, where she implemented one of Three Square’s newest school catering entities, which has become a social enterprise for the food bank.
A life-time Southern Nevadan, he attended K-12 Clark County public schools and earned a degree in Philosophy and an MBA, both from UNLV. Mike worked in hyper-growth entrepreneurial organizations for the last fifteen years in various sectors, including healthcare, logistics, manufacturing, insurance and technology. When not in the office, he's with family, finding something to do outside or training jiu jitsu. The Gardineer family spends their non-Pop-Up Saturdays coaching or cheerleading games for their four kids.
Amy Mildren joined the board in 2019. She has been in the information technology field for almost 30 years. Amy currently works for Salesforce.org as a Director of Customer Success, where she and her team help some of the world's largest non-profit organizations make a bigger impact through technology. Amy joined the board because she is passionate about the impact The Just One project makes in Southern Nevada. She spends most of her time providing pro bono consulting services for The Just One Project on all things tech-related.
Tyree Judd has her Bachelors degree in Public Health with minors in Business Management and Social Media Marketing from BYUI. She feels passionate about helping her community thrive through volunteerism and a deep focus on public health. Her background is in corporate event planning and coordination. She is thrilled to be part of the Just One Project that connects members of the community through volunteer work.
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