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This Is Reno seeks your support on #GivingTuesday

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This Is Reno has partnered with the Local Media Foundation (LMF) to raise funds for what we consider the biggest issues facing our community — housing, homelessness and the future of Reno.

Our partnership means you can donate to us, through the Foundation. Your donations are tax deductible. 

I’d like to tell you how we plan to use the funds we raise. 

Home prices have skyrocketed in northern Nevada since the Great Recession. So what does this mean for the future of the city and its ability to recruit new businesses and employees into the region?

Also, who is being left behind? The city has taken steps to ensure the region’s most vulnerable residents have access to the basics, including building the new Nevada Cares Campus, a new tiny homes village and low-income dormitories. 

We want to know: Are these approaches working? 

This fund will be used to address these questions and more. We will interview regional experts, people affected by housing concerns, those behind city policies, and the people working on the frontlines of the housing crisis. 

This Is Reno’s award-winning reporting relies on community support–that’s where you come in. We are hoping to raise up to $20,000 for this project. The more we raise, the more resources we will be able to devote to this project. 

Any amount is appreciated.

Donate today to help bring these issues to light: https://givebutter.com/thisisrenohousing

Or text ThisIsReno to 202-858-1233. 

Your support means a lot. Thank you for being a reader and supporter.

Here is more information from the LMF:

Housing and homelessness in the Biggest Little City — 2021 Local News Fund is a program administered by Local Media Foundation (LMF), tax ID #36‐4427750, a Section 501(c)(3) charitable trust affiliated with the Local Media Association

Funds donated to this program support local journalism projects to inform and educate the public on critical local issues. Through this program, LMF provides funds to this news organization and many others to support these important efforts. 

Contributions to this program are tax-deductible to the full extent of U.S. law; please consult a tax advisor for details. No goods or services are provided in exchange for contributions.

Bob Conrad
Bob Conradhttp://thisisreno.com
Bob Conrad is publisher, editor and co-founder of This Is Reno. He has served in communications positions for various state agencies and earned a doctorate in educational leadership from the University of Nevada, Reno in 2011. He is also a part time instructor at UNR and sits on the boards of the Nevada Press Association and Nevada Open Government Coalition.

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