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For every transaction closed, a percentage of commissions are donated to Nevada Childhood Cancer Foundation and Mayte's Rescue.
Mayte's Rescue, a non-profit 501(c)3 animal humane organization, was formed by Mayte Garcia in 2013 to place adoptable dogs in new and loving homes. At the time, Mayte had seen a disturbing image online of a trash can full of euthanized dogs and cats. Originally starting as a one-person organization, taking in animals from acquaintances, family members, etc. the rescue has grown into a nationwide force. Once an organization that saved a handful of animals a year, Mayte's Rescue now can bring up to 40+ dogs to safety on a MONTHLY basis.
Maytes Rescue has recently partnered with several organizations in Puerto Rico to help rescue dogs left behind by the devastating aftermath of Hurricane Maria. Being of Puerto Rican descent herself, Mayte feels a strong connection to these animals, and Maytes Rescue is committed to continuing to find suitable homes for these abandoned innocents. Maytes Rescue is currently in the process of opening our new facility in Las Vegas. Until then we rely on fosters and generous donors to help board and vet these wonderful creatures. Rescue is in our blood! Please get involved.
ADOPT, FOSTER, VOLUNTEER, DONATE
Cancer Foundation
"Nevada Childhood Cancer Foundation is a non-profit organization established in 1993 which offers over 40 programs and services including a variety of educational services, financial support and counseling for critically-ill children and their families living in Southern Nevada as well as adults diagnosed with cancer. The foundation's mission is to work side by side with the medical community to provide social, emotional, educational, financial and psychological support services and programs to families of ALL children diagnosed with a life threatening or critical illness such as cancer, HIV/AIDS, sickle cell, renal disorders, blood and immunologic diseases as well as to adults touched by cancer. In 2011, NVCCF incorporated The Caring Place into its programming, which provides emotional, mental and healing arts therapies for adults diagnosed with cancer.
Contact the Nevada Childhood Cancer Foundation at 702.735.8434. Visit www.nvccf.org for pediatric and adult services."
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