Tabnie Dozier
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Reno, NV
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Project Safe and Growing is a local, non-profit that provides a free therapeutic day treatment program.
Nevada Donor Network is leaning on first responders to help “End The Wait” for tens of thousands around the country who are in need of organ, eye or tissue donations.
April signifies National Donate Life Month. Friday April 16 is Donate Life Blue and Green Day, a great chance to raise awareness and funds for Donor Network West and encourage others to sign up.
Bring out the big hats and men, grab your seersucker suits! Dress for Success Reno-Northern Nevada’s signature fundraiser is quickly approaching.
Families in Incline Village were able to hop on down the bunny trail at the Incline Village Championship Golf Course during Easter weekend.
This field generally employs more men than women, but Co-Owner Ashley Frey is changing the narrative.
An unfortunate category so many Nevadans are now a part of, losing a loved one due to covid 19. To date, more than 5,100 people in our state have died because of this deadly virus.
"Shop for Success" has resumed at the organization’s new location, in the Orchard Plaza Shopping Center at 2295 South Virginia Street.
For Dr. Lorrel Toft, Associate Professor of Cardiology at the University of Nevada, these are necessary conversations and actions that she wants to see implemented in her field.
Some great news right on time for Women’s History Month, our KOLO Cares Pillar Partner Dress for Success has found a new home!
The Night off the Streets Program is now down to just one shelter. The program helps anyone that needs a warm place to stay in the state capital.
Katie Lawrence is the current Miss Nevada Junior Teen. She was nominated by her peers for “Student of the Year” with the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society.
Jason Frierson is the first person of color to hold the office of Assembly Speaker in Nevada.
The program lasts 6 months and is designed to meet the unique needs and goals of each participant.
By 1964, Dr. Jonathan King was one of the first students to de-segregate schools in Albany, Georgia.
From a childhood filled with obstacles, growing up in San Francisco, to three degrees from the UNR, Dr. Angie Taylor wants the next generation to know that your dreams are possible with a solid education!
KOLO 8 is getting to know one of our own, Reno’s Poet Laureate, Pan Pantoja.
As thoughtful as it is to bring things directly to the unsheltered population, it is critical for us to be mindful about also bringing things out.
Dress for Success is outgrowing its current space and will need to move by Feb. 1st.
Our KOLO Cares Pillar Partner has not paused when it comes to assisting women searching for jobs to better their lives and their families, and neither have you.
Shita Yehehn says she is down to one employee, herself, in an effort to survive all the covid-19 restrictions.
Dress for Success is continuing its weekend clothing sales, but this Saturday there's a unique twist!
Your help is needed to assist Santa Claus with making sure every child has a bright spot of joy this holiday season.
We're highlighting major accomplishments from our KOLO Cares Pillar Partner Dress for Success. Offir Murillo is a bright light to the agency and women seeking financial freedom while chasing their dreams.
You can win a 20 dollar gift card through Saturday November 14th.
The Nevada Division of Forestry is partnering with the Sparks Museum and Cultural Center for a new exhibit.
Major designer items will be deeply discounted and this serves as another fundraising opportunity for the organization.
Sheriff Darin Balaam gives an update on upcoming changes at WCSO.
You can see them featured on chip bags until December.
The company says 30 ordinary Americans were chosen because of their extraordinary efforts to help those in need.
Our KOLO Cares Pillar Partner Dress for Success is kicking off its annual Kentucky Derby Virtual fundraiser.
There's a few days left for you to join as a sponsor in support of our Pillar Partner.
Grab your best Derby hat and favorite Bourbon!
The Douglas County Sheriff's Office has established free space for a protest this Saturday.
In a statement, WCSD says they have continually worked with the Association to address any concerns with school reopening plans
Just about every industry is feeling the devastating blows of covid 19, including our area nonprofits.
Covid 19 is changing how our Pillar Partner Dress for Success is operating.
The MLB, NBA and NFL stars touched on their upbringings, overcoming adversity and obstacles, the current racial unrest and their proudest moments looking back on their careers.
Staff members tell us they use a combination of spraying applications to make sure rental boats, kayaks, jet skis, charter yachts and other equipment are all properly sanitized.
Artist Joe C. Rock has finished the murals with the theme equality and unity.
In place of the large normal summer festival gatherings, Artown says the people are now the headliners
Saving money, helping our community, while giving deserving cancer survivors help for college.
Summer camps certainly won't be the same due to COVID-19.
A statewide nonprofit estimate that close to 27,000 donor registrations have been missed during the DMV closures due to covid 19.
Standing up for justice by sitting down, opening a book and opening our minds.
The 45-foot mobile healthcare center is offering flu shots, immunizations, annual and sports physicals and more
KOLO 8 News Now is continuing the discussion of race relations in our area as our community strives to bring an end to systemic racism.