A year of Compassion in Action ✨ This year, Compassionate Las Vegas amplified love, compassion, and hope on both local and global stages, fostering transformative connections and driving groundbreaking initiatives. From celebrating community champions to advancing global peace efforts, we have much to celebrate.
Compassionate Las Vegas
Civic and Social Organizations
We aim to make Las Vegas a more compassionate place to live, work, and play by promoting compassionate practices.
About us
Compassionate Las Vegas is a grassroots organization whose mission is to foster the Charter for Compassion and the movement of compassion in the Las Vegas, Nevada area. Compassion acts as our guiding principle. Nearly all moral and religious institutions suggest a version of the Golden Rule that we should "do to others as you would have them do to you", and yet we are a world divided. We believe the need for more compassion is the most pressing issue of our time. There is data to support that love and compassion are not luxuries but a necessities for human survival. We are here to host and inspire a network of compassionate businesses, government institutions, schools, groups and individuals so that Las Vegas may be a more compassionate place to live, work and play. We are part of a network of 440 Compassionate Cities in 56 countries and growing daily. Mayor Carolyn Goodman affirmed the Charter on behalf of the City of Las Vegas in 2013. Compassionate Las Vegas is made possible by the Jameson Foundation in partnership with the Moonridge Group. Compassionate Las Vegas is new and growing! We are looking for partners from all sectors. If you're interested, please email us at hello@compassionatelv.org
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External link for Compassionate Las Vegas
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- Civic and Social Organizations
- Company size
- 2-10 employees
- Headquarters
- LAS VEGAS
- Type
- Nonprofit
- Specialties
- compassion, collective impact, community engagement, mindfulness, wellness, education, mental health, homelessness, leadership, nonprofit, and philanthropy
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LAS VEGAS, US
Updates
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Public volunteers wanted for litter clean-ups, trail improvements, rock art and more. #TogetherForBetter Clark County Parks and Recreation
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A year ago, following the tragic shooting at UNLV, Code Switch Restorative Justice for Girls held a community circle to address the trauma experienced by students and the broader Las Vegas community. Local organizations, healers, and therapists came together to provide resources like food, therapy sessions, and massages, creating a safe space to discuss trauma and offer coping tools. We must not accept the normalization of school shootings in our community. This year, they are expanding the circle to include grief and loss—whether from the passing of a loved one, a relationship, a job, or housing. This circle is inspired by personal losses, including a brother to gun violence and a son to a preventable health condition. Their goal is to offer a space for sharing, grieving, and healing. The circle will take place on December 20th from 5-9pm, a time when many face seasonal depression. As we close the year, we invite you to lean into community and take steps toward healing and growth. We hope you can join us. RSVP through their website or Instagram page.
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We extend our deepest gratitude to our incredible panelists, Jennifer Inaba, Ciara Byrne, and Mauricia Baca. Your dedication to our community and our planet is truly inspiring. Here are some key takeaways from last night’s impactful discussion: ~ Connect to the earth. Respect the earth. ~ Nature has the power to recenter us and put life into perspective. ~ Small changes can create a big difference for our planet. ~ Hope is where we must look. ~ Get outside and enjoy what’s around you, observe nature. ~ We are all interconnected, connect to the life force on our planet. ~ Slow down, simplify. We’re excited to share the following resources provided by our insightful panelists to help foster climate action and environmental sustainability. Thank you for sharing your insights and passion with us!
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Congratulations to our 2024 Cohort on a remarkable year filled with deep connection and compassion. 🌟 It has been inspiring to witness your growth and achievements. We look forward to supporting your continued success and can’t wait to see all the incredible things you will accomplish in the future! Amy-Marie Merrell Andre Cisne Annika Roseen Ash Xander Quinn, MSW Caitlin Shea Chris Thomas Dr. Christina Madison, PharmD, FCCP, AAHIVP Ilana Baden Isabel Coronado Jennifer Inaba Jimmy Monaghan, CCMHC,MAC,CCTP,ACS,CPC,LCADC-S,LPC,LAC Joi Holliday Sparrow, M.Ed Justin Jones Kat Klehm Kristen Martin Lacey Frantz Liz Morris Maria R. Tucker, PhD Matthew Ellington Melanie (Jupp) Soehnlen Melissa Ramos, MPA Michelle Robinson Savanna S. Sean Tory savarin wongsanit seth Stephania Saldana Tiffane Wheeler Tonya Walls, PhD Ty D. Davis
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Compassionate Las Vegas reposted this
Passionate Advocate for Compassion, Creating Impact through Unlocking Leadership Potential, Driving Cultural Evolution, and Advancing Health Equity.
I’m so proud of Billy and the absolutely necessary work he does each day! Check out episode 8 of the new season of Queer Eye on Netflix. It will inspire you and show just a glimpse of the magic we call compassion happening in Las Vegas because of heroes like Billy. ‘Tis the season for glad tidings 🫶🏽🎥🎞️🌟
We are so excited & proud to have our amazing Whitney Library Branch Manager, Billy Allen featured as one of the "heroes" on the new season of Queer Eye LLC that is now streaming on Netflix! 🤩 🎬 🍿 Stop by #WhitneyLibrary to discover how Billy & his team can help you achieve your dreams:➡️ https://lnkd.in/g4aA-naW #WeAreTheLibraryDistrict #FreeToBeATrailblazer
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Compassion. Love. Hope. I am so honored to join the Compassionate Las Vegas community as a member of the 2025 Jameson Fellowship Cohort! Together we will work to create a culture of cohesion and trust to foster collaboration among social sectors to strengthen compassion and unity in our community. I'm so looking forward to participating and contributing to creating partnerships for impactful change! Thank you to my employer Intermountain Health and my mentors Terri Draper Chris Dallin Trevor Smith, Ph.D. and Jeremy Cox for encouraging this professional growth in service of others as part of our mission to help people live the healthiest lives possible. 💜 #powerofwe #bettertogether #leadershipdevelopment #compassionatelasvegas #communityleadership #community
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