Discover Women Non-Profit Organizations in Nevada dedicated to supporting and empowering your community. Our directory features organizations committed to addressing the unique needs and challenges of the Women community through advocacy, programs, and services.
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We Are on a Mission to Support Women Who are in Need.
We empower women to embrace their present and past obstacles with a positive perspective. We do this by offering: GED/Highs school diploma assistance, Resume building, Job readiness coaching, financial literacy classes, assistance with securing stable housing… and more.
All are welcome to our sisterhood without judgment or condemnation.
Founded in 1978, the Northern Nevada Women Lawyers Association represents over four decades of commitment to advancing women in the legal profession throughout Reno, Nevada. The organization was established by legal pioneers who recognized the need for a supportive community where women attorneys could develop their careers and overcome systemic barriers in the legal field. With roots tracing back to 1893 when Laura May Tilden became the first woman to pass the Nevada Bar Exam, NNWLA honors that pioneering spirit while actively working to create pathways for the next generation of legal professionals.
The association's mission extends beyond individual advancement to encompass the entire legal community. NNWLA is dedicated to maintaining the honor and integrity of the profession, promoting the administration of justice, and fostering a spirit of friendship and trust among members. Based in Reno, the organization recognizes that while significant progress has been made, challenges remain in achieving full gender parity within Nevada's legal profession.
NNWLA welcomes all members of the legal profession—men and women, lawyers and non-lawyers—creating an inclusive community united by shared values. Through events, mentorship, and professional support, the association celebrates the achievements of pioneering women in law while actively promoting those who will shape the future of the profession. By becoming part of NNWLA, members join a compassionate network dedicated to breaking down barriers, building professional relationships, and ensuring that the legal community in Northern Nevada remains vibrant, equitable, and committed to justice.
B.E. A S.H.E.R.O. Foundation emerged from the collaborative vision of philanthropists Kimberly Miles and Monica Coburn in 2015 to transform how Las Vegas, Nevada responds to the needs of girls and young women affected by abuse, abandonment, neglect, and exploitation. Operating as a volunteer-sustained organization, SHERO Foundation builds community by connecting individuals who believe no child should be a victim of trafficking. The foundation's mission centers on providing resources that support, sustain, and empower vulnerable young women while creating a network of informed and engaged citizens committed to preventing future exploitation. What sets SHERO Foundation apart in the Las Vegas community is its dual commitment to survivor support and prevention education. The organization recognizes that risk factors such as childhood sexual abuse, poverty, homelessness, and unstable environments create vulnerability to trafficking, and it intentionally focuses resources on prevention programs targeting at-risk populations. SHERO Foundation's volunteer-driven model reflects its grassroots values, with team members ranging from executive advisors to teen board members all contributing to the mission. The organization has built meaningful partnerships with other nonprofits, creating a collaborative ecosystem that amplifies resources and expertise. Through events, volunteer opportunities, and community engagement, SHERO Foundation invites Las Vegas residents to join a movement rooted in the belief that every person has worth and deserves to be loved, valued, and empowered. The foundation's ultimate vision is a world where equality, opportunity, and justice are available to all humanity.
Since its founding in 1996, Swedish Women's Educational Association Las Vegas has served as a vital cultural and social hub for Swedish women and Swedish-speaking individuals throughout the Las Vegas, Nevada community. Part of SWEA International—the world's largest non-profit organization outside Sweden dedicated to Swedish women abroad—the local chapter embodies a commitment to preserving Swedish language, culture, and traditions while building lasting friendships and professional networks. With roughly 40 members spread throughout the Las Vegas area, the organization creates an intimate yet globally connected community for those who value their Swedish heritage. The chapter organizes regular activities that celebrate Swedish culture and strengthen community bonds, from leisurely city and desert walks to educational talks, festive seasonal gatherings, and casual social events. These activities take members throughout Las Vegas and the surrounding Nevada regions, fostering both local connections and ties to the broader international SWEA network spanning 33 countries across five continents. SWEA's global presence—with approximately 6,000 Swedish-speaking women in more than 70 chapters worldwide—provides Las Vegas members with unparalleled access to international friendship and professional support. Beyond social engagement, SWEA International demonstrates its commitment to Swedish culture through substantial annual grants and scholarships, supporting education and cultural initiatives globally. For Swedish women in Las Vegas seeking authentic community, cultural preservation, and meaningful international connections, SWEA Las Vegas offers a welcoming space rooted in shared heritage and mutual support.
We Are on a Mission to Support Women Who are in Need.
We empower women to embrace their present and past obstacles with a positive perspective. We do this by offering: GED/Highs school diploma assistance, Resume building, Job readiness coaching, financial literacy classes, assistance with securing stable housing… and more.
All are welcome to our sisterhood without judgment or condemnation.
Founded in 1978, the Northern Nevada Women Lawyers Association represents over four decades of commitment to advancing women in the legal profession throughout Reno, Nevada. The organization was established by legal pioneers who recognized the need for a supportive community where women attorneys could develop their careers and overcome systemic barriers in the legal field. With roots tracing back to 1893 when Laura May Tilden became the first woman to pass the Nevada Bar Exam, NNWLA honors that pioneering spirit while actively working to create pathways for the next generation of legal professionals.
The association's mission extends beyond individual advancement to encompass the entire legal community. NNWLA is dedicated to maintaining the honor and integrity of the profession, promoting the administration of justice, and fostering a spirit of friendship and trust among members. Based in Reno, the organization recognizes that while significant progress has been made, challenges remain in achieving full gender parity within Nevada's legal profession.
NNWLA welcomes all members of the legal profession—men and women, lawyers and non-lawyers—creating an inclusive community united by shared values. Through events, mentorship, and professional support, the association celebrates the achievements of pioneering women in law while actively promoting those who will shape the future of the profession. By becoming part of NNWLA, members join a compassionate network dedicated to breaking down barriers, building professional relationships, and ensuring that the legal community in Northern Nevada remains vibrant, equitable, and committed to justice.
B.E. A S.H.E.R.O. Foundation emerged from the collaborative vision of philanthropists Kimberly Miles and Monica Coburn in 2015 to transform how Las Vegas, Nevada responds to the needs of girls and young women affected by abuse, abandonment, neglect, and exploitation. Operating as a volunteer-sustained organization, SHERO Foundation builds community by connecting individuals who believe no child should be a victim of trafficking. The foundation's mission centers on providing resources that support, sustain, and empower vulnerable young women while creating a network of informed and engaged citizens committed to preventing future exploitation. What sets SHERO Foundation apart in the Las Vegas community is its dual commitment to survivor support and prevention education. The organization recognizes that risk factors such as childhood sexual abuse, poverty, homelessness, and unstable environments create vulnerability to trafficking, and it intentionally focuses resources on prevention programs targeting at-risk populations. SHERO Foundation's volunteer-driven model reflects its grassroots values, with team members ranging from executive advisors to teen board members all contributing to the mission. The organization has built meaningful partnerships with other nonprofits, creating a collaborative ecosystem that amplifies resources and expertise. Through events, volunteer opportunities, and community engagement, SHERO Foundation invites Las Vegas residents to join a movement rooted in the belief that every person has worth and deserves to be loved, valued, and empowered. The foundation's ultimate vision is a world where equality, opportunity, and justice are available to all humanity.
