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Find similar grantsNevada Scottish Rite Foundation is sponsored by Nevada Scottish Rite Foundation. Provides free speech, language, and literacy therapy to children with language and learning disorders, including aphasia, through RiteCare clinics in Nevada.
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Nevada Scottish Rite Foundation | lasvegasscottishrite Finding Inspiration in Every Turn The Nevada Scottish Rite Foundation, a non-profit Nevada Corporation 501(c) 3 was established in 1986 as the philanthropy for the Scottish Rite Valleys of the Orient of Nevada.
Today, in conjunction with the University of Nevada in Reno, and Nevada State University in Henderson and Las Vegas, we treat children at no cost who are afflicted with language and learning disorders, principally, dyslexia and aphasia. The costs of operating our Rite Care clinics in Reno, Henderson, and Las Vegas, which provide these necessary services to afflicted children are entirely borne by the Nevada Scottish Rite Foundation.
Our support for the clinics now exceeds $120,000 annually. All donations received go entirely to the support of the Clinics or Endowment Fund, no administration costs are deducted. Our Board of Trustees donate their time and talent so that the Foundation can function productively and effectively.
Helping Children Communicate through Language and Literacy Las Vegas RiteCare Clinic Download the 2024 Annual Report A tax deductible gift made now to the Nevada Scottish Rite Foundation will demonstrate your positive answers to these important questions. Your donations go entirely to the support of the Clinics or Endowment Fund. NO administration costs are deducted.
Our Board of Trustees donate their time and talent so that the Foundation can function productively and effectively. Add your support to the Scottish Rite Speech Clinics by making a tax deductible contribution of $50, $100, $365, or any other amount you wish. Please make your tax deductible gift payable to the Scottish Rite Foundation of Nevada, whose sole purpose is to fund the Scottish Rite Children’s Learning Center.
Gifts may also be made in any of the following ways: Make sure and include the Donor’s Name and address and Gift announcement information if applicable. Mail your tax deductible donation to: Nevada Scottish Rite Foundation You Can Also Donate With a Debit or Credit Card Here David O. Martinez, 33°, P.
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