Annual fundraising tournament supports programs serving vulnerable families, homeless youth and individuals across Southern Nevada
LAS VEGAS — More than 120 golfers came together this week for a day of competition, community support and charitable giving during HELP of Southern Nevada’s 32nd Annual Golfer’s Roundup.
The longtime fundraising tradition took place June 10 at Cascata Golf Club in Boulder City. Participants gathered early in the morning to support one of Southern Nevada’s largest nonprofit organizations while enjoying a day on one of the region’s premier golf courses.
The annual event serves as an important fundraiser for HELP of Southern Nevada. Money raised during the tournament helps fund programs and services that support vulnerable families, homeless youth and individuals throughout the Las Vegas Valley.
Community leaders, business professionals and supporters from across Southern Nevada participated in this year’s event.


Golfers begin day with breakfast and competition
The tournament started with a complimentary breakfast before players headed to the course.
Golfers then prepared for an 8 a.m. shotgun start at Cascata Golf Club. Known for its dramatic scenery and championship-caliber course, Cascata provided a memorable backdrop for the annual fundraiser.
Throughout the morning, participants enjoyed friendly competition while supporting a meaningful cause.
In addition, the tournament created opportunities for networking, community engagement and philanthropy.
Many participants return year after year because they believe in HELP of Southern Nevada’s mission and the impact the organization continues to make across the region.


Tournament supports critical community programs
HELP of Southern Nevada has served local residents for decades.
The nonprofit operates numerous programs designed to help individuals and families achieve self-sufficiency and long-term stability.
Services include behavioral health support, housing assistance, workforce development, weatherization programs and resources for homeless youth.
The organization also operates the Shannon West Homeless Youth Center, Family Housing Services and Framing Hope Warehouse.
As housing costs continue to rise across Southern Nevada, organizations such as HELP play an increasingly important role in assisting residents facing financial hardship.
Consequently, fundraising events like the Golfer’s Roundup remain critical to sustaining these programs.


Awards ceremony concludes successful event
Following the tournament, participants gathered inside the Cascata Clubhouse for lunch and a commemorative awards ceremony.
The event celebrated both the golfers and the supporters who helped make the fundraiser successful.
Organizers thanked participants, sponsors, volunteers and community partners for their continued support of HELP of Southern Nevada.
Many attendees emphasized the importance of giving back to organizations that provide direct assistance to those in need.
The annual tournament continues to demonstrate how community partnerships can create meaningful change across Southern Nevada.
Looking ahead to future events
HELP of Southern Nevada hosts several fundraising and community events throughout the year.
Those events help generate support for programs that serve tens of thousands of clients annually.
As the organization continues its mission, leaders remain focused on providing resources that help individuals and families move toward stability and independence.
The success of the 32nd Annual Golfer’s Roundup highlights the community’s ongoing commitment to supporting neighbors in need.
For HELP of Southern Nevada, the event represented more than a day of golf. It served as another opportunity to strengthen community connections while raising funds that will positively impact lives throughout the region.
About HELP of Southern Nevada
HELP of Southern Nevada provides assistance to low-income families, homeless youth and other individuals through direct services, training and referrals.
The organization operates nine departments, employs approximately 160 staff members and serves tens of thousands of unduplicated clients each year.
Programs include Behavioral Health Services, Homeless Response Teams, Family Housing Services, Framing Hope Warehouse, Holiday Assistance, Adult Housing Programs, Shannon West Homeless Youth Center, Weatherization and Workforce Services.
Website: https://www.helpsonv.org
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