THANK YOU COMMISSIONER MC CURDY II AND THANK YOU SPONSORS!

We had so much fun celebrating at the Spring Egg Hunt & Foster Family Resource Fair hosted by Commissioner William McCurdy II. Thanks to Commissioner McCurdy II and sponsors including United Healthcare Health Plan of Nevada Medicaid, Children's Service Guild, Eagle Quest, Clark Hill, Foster Change, Balloon Bestie, and Nevada NARPM, our families enjoyed an egg hunt, visits with the Easter Bunny, bounce houses, an obstacle course, entertainment, food and fun! In addition, our families connected with community resource providers so that they can sustain stable, supportive and loving homes for the infants, children, teens, and sibling groups in their care.

Camp to Belong Nevada is now accepting applications for our 2024 session.

June 1 – June 5 @ Pali Retreat

An All New Campsite – With exciting new adventures!!

Register for Camp to Belong Nevada 2024 Today!  CLICK HERE TO BEGIN

Camper Candidate Criteria:

Camp to Belong Nevada prioritizes siblings living in separate homes. Camp to Belong Nevada will consider any siblings whether currently in DFS Foster Care, Kinship Placement, Independent Living, or Adoptive home.

If you have questions about your youth’s eligibility, please feel free to contact me at your earliest convenience: Knelson@stjudesranch.org (347) 737-0152

FREE! Henry's Place Spurs Camp



Henry’s Place offers FREE summer camps for those that wouldn’t normally have a chance to go to camp. All of our camps combine fun activities, leadership and teamwork learning, physical challenges, and Christ-centered instruction to provide campers with an awesome summer camp experience.

DISCOVERY Summer Camps: Foster Care Discounted Rate!

Discovery Children's Museum is extending their Museums for All rate of $90.00 per camp for qualifying families. Qualifying families must have either a foster care license, or a valid EBT, SNAP or WIC card (P-EBT is not accepted). Museums for All candidates may call for more information. Spaces are limited, sign up today! 

Potosi Pines has a few opportunities for campers to receive campership funds to attend summer camps: the Camp & Retreat Ministries Campership Fund, receiving campership funds from your local church, the Children’s Service Guild fund for foster children, and the Las Vegas Sun Camp Fund for those experiencing financial hardship.

Paul Mitchell The School Las Vegas

9490 S Eastern Ave #100

Las Vegas, NV 89123

Paul Mitchell The School is offering 150 free haircuts per month to our children and teens in foster care, through a partnership with Foster Change.

STEP 1: Call Peggy’s Attic at (702) 455-5424 to reserve a voucher and arrange a time to pick up your voucher.

STEP 2: Once you have reserved your voucher, call Paul Mitchell The School to make an appointment for your haircut at (702) 740-4247. When you make your appointment, let them know you have a Foster Change voucher. Your voucher will only be good throughout the current month of issue.

STEP 3: Be sure to bring your voucher with on the day of your services. Enjoy your haircut!

Expertise Cosmetology

1911 Stella Lake St.

Las Vegas, NV 89106

(702) 636-8686

Expertise Barber

535 E. Lake Mead Blvd.

Las Vegas, NV 89030

(702) 399-3894

Expertise Cosmetology and Barber are offering children and teens in foster care a limited offer of free haircuts and barber cuts the last Tuesday of every month!

Foster parents will need to call to make an appointment and mention this offer at the time of booking.

On the Child Haven campus, many sibling groups are waiting for a loving and caring foster home. We know that children do better when they are in homes, versus congregate care. These children have spent months on campus and desperately need your help.

It is traumatic for children to be split up from their siblings while in foster care, and we need foster parents who will help these kids stay together.

FOSTER PARENTS NEEDED

• On most days, there are 3000+ children in Cark County foster care.
• If you know someone who has thought about becoming a foster parent, please share this video with them.
• It only takes one adult to change a child's life forever.

Foster One, Recruit One

Our foster parents are our biggest resource and our best way to recruit new foster families! Roughly 24% of new foster parent shave indicated that they were encouraged to foster by a current foster parent. WOW!

We want to give back to you for your referrals, so please let your people know to let our team know that you sent them. Once they attend an Information Session, we will send you a $25 gift card per household you refer!

During our gift pick up, our team has special cards for you can give to anyone who is interested in becoming a foster parent, and a fun button that you can wear proudly whi says "Ask Me How to Become a Foster Parent."

Host a Party with a Purpose!

Do you have a group of friends, families, or coworkers that are interested in foster care?

Let's work together to host a Party with a Purpose! If you get a group together, we'll bring the goodies and foster care information.

Plus, you'll get a $25 gift card for every potential foster household that attends!

Call Laura to get started (702) 455-1211.

NOW HIRING

FOSTER PARENTS

Department of Family Services is looking to expand our team of Foster Parent Champions. These are flexible part-time positions for current or recent foster parents.

Empower other foster parents by sharing your experience!

If you are interested in providing resources and support to foster families, recruiting at community events for new foster families, or helping out at Peggy's Attic, we encourage you to apply!



If you are interested in adopting a specific child or sibling group from Clark County, please email DFSadoptions@clarkcountynv.gov. Please note we cannot answer questions about children who are not in the custody of DFS.

Adopting children from foster care is a rewarding way to grow your family, while empowering children and teens in need to reach their full potential. When you choose to foster and adopt through Clark County Department of Family Services, together, we can help children Find My Forever.

If you are interested in adopting a child featured in a Find My Forever profile like Paul, please email dfsfindmyforever@clarkcountynv.gov. Our team will work with your family to ensure that a child, teen, or sibling group featured in our Find My Forever program will be a good fit for your family. A Family Services Adoption Social Worker will walk you through the steps needed to adopt specific children featured in Find My Forever. 

A family interested in adopting children, teens, or sibling groups featured in Find My Forever will go through a prescreening process. If determined to be an appropriate fit for the child, teen, or sibling group, the family will receive an individualized plan to help them through the adoption process. 

SUPERVISED VISITATION

The Therapeutic Solution is the new supervised visitation provider for Clark County Department of Family Services. Supervised visitation is to help families in separation remain connected, continue or develop bonds, and remain hopeful for reuniting. 

CHILD PASSENGER SAFETY TRAINING

2-Part Training for Foster Caregivers

A Foster Parent is REQUIRED to learn the best practices to keep your child riding safely in your vehicle and complete the successful installation of a Child Passenger Safety Seat.

NRS 484B.157 Child less than 6 years of age and less than 57 inches tall to be secured in child restraint system while being transported in motor vehicle; child less than 2 years of age to be secured in rear-facing child restraint system in back seat with certain exceptions; requirements for system; penalties; programs of training; waiver or reduction of penalty under certain circumstances; application of section; acceptance of gifts, grants and donations for purchase of child restraint systems. [Effective through December 31, 2022.]

HOW TO SCHEDULE PART 2 - CAR SEAT INSTALLATION

PRE-REQUISITE:               

• Completion of Child Passenger Safety - Part 1 Training online at QPI Nevada

http://centervideo.forest.usf.edu/video/jit/florida/safeseat/start.html

• Car Seat specific to placement(s) Age
• Practice Installing Car Seat PRIOR to appointment

Contact Laura Steeps | 702-455-1211

Laura.Steeps@ClarkCountyNV.gov

*In-Office: Sunday, Tuesday, Wednesday 8a-6:30p and Thursday 11a-9:30p

For Spanish speaking families

Contact Fabiola Hernandez | 702-455-6765

Fabiola.Hernandez@ClarkCountyNV.gov

*In-Office: Monday-Friday, 8a-5p

IMPORTANT: Scheduler provides Families with a variety of available days/times/locations to complete their Installation appointment. Should families experience any difficulty scheduling an appointment please contact Allyson Manumaleuna at (702) 455-1711.

Protect your Information at the Doctor's Office

When you are bringing your infants, children, and teens to any UMC location, you have the right to protect your identity and address from being shared with the biological family. Here is what you should say when you check in:

“I am a foster parent and would like to protect my contact information. In EPIC please put my address under the confidential tab of the demographics section so the proxy or biological parent cannot see my address.”

Every family needs support sometimes and that is okay. Seeking support creates and sustains positive well-being for our youth, families, and ourselves. Raise the Future provide a range of services designed to meet your varying needs.

Register for upcoming events with Raise the Future!

TBRI® Caregiver Training: Introduction and Overview

April 10 & 11 | 6pm

2500 North Buffalo Drive Las Vegas, NV 89128

Register Here

Parenting is challenging, particularly when you are parenting a child from trauma. Children from trauma include children who were born prematurely, have been abused and neglected, have been adopted internationally, and have special needs. This training will focus on understanding the meaning of child behaviors, the brain chemistry of a child from a hard place, and how to help these children (and your family) heal and connect. Participants will learn tools they can put into action with their children immediately.

TBRI® Caregiver Training: Full Series

April 30-May 2 | 9pm-4pm

May 3 | 9am-12pm

Online

Register Here

Parenting is challenging, particularly when you are parenting a child from trauma. Children from trauma include children who were born prematurely, have been abused and neglected, have been adopted internationally, and have special needs.

April 30, Introduction: This training will focus on understanding the meaning of child behaviors, the brain chemistry of a child from a hard place, and how to help these children (and your family) heal and connect. Participants will learn tools they can put into action with their children immediately.

May 1,Connecting Principles: This training will provide an in-depth look at Connection and Attachment and how to help these children (and your family) heal. Participants will learn tools they can put into action with their children immediately.

May 2, Empowering Principles: This training will provide an in-depth look at ways to Empower your children physiologically, with sensory processing tools and information. As well as ecological strategies with self-regulation tools and ideas.

May 2, Correcting Principles: This training will provide an in-depth look at Correction and discipline techniques that are effective with children from hard places.

May 3,Practice and Refresher: Refresher Day is a review of the TBRI® information addressed in the TBRI® Caregiver Training Series and will provide practical hands-on activities to create a deeper understanding and application of the TBRI® Principles.

The training will take place during 4 different sessions that build on each other. Attendance is required at the first 3 sessions to complete the series.

Each class will be held virtually from 9 am-4:00 pm, April 30th- May 2rd 2024 and 9 am- 12 pm on May 3rd.

This training has been approved for 20 CEU's and/or 20 training hours.

TBRI® Connection Group

April 26 | 9am-10:30am

Gilcrease Orchard | 7800 North Tenaya Way Las Vegas, NV 89131

Register Here

We will be taking a field trip to Gilcrease Orchard to pick carrots from the ground!

Below are some guidelines are this connection group.

• Plan for a 1.5 hour long educational program that is outside.
• Students need to bring: water, sturdy shoes, dress for weather, hats are nice, lunch if you plan to stay for lunch at our picnic area.
• Caregivers: Bring a wagon or bags to carry students Carrots in Spring
• Raise the Future will be providing waters and snacks in the picnic area after the event.

*Participants must have attended TBRI® Introduction.

TBRI TIP OF THE MONTH:

Understanding Your Brain's Response

The Brain is an amazing part of your body that helps regulate responses to stress. It can keep us out of danger by sending stress response signals. But, what if there is no real danger present? Learn how to help children regulate their brains with simple methods, like deep breathing.

Read More

Foster Change membership is now free and includes ANY family with a current and/or ongoing relationship with child welfare. This includes currently licensed families and formerly licensed families who have achieved permanency through adoption.

Foster Change

Peer Built Provider List

This list is peer-built and includes peer feedback for their experiences with all child service providers. The list may include: Medical, Therapy, Dental, Vision, Residential Treatment, Specialists, Childcare Centers that accept children with Higher Level Needs, etc.

Foster Change maintains the list but does not personally review, account for factuality of feedback, or endorse anyone on this list.

ONE VOICE Feedback Forum

To elevate the voices of those who are: licensed caregivers in Clark County, including post-permanency families.



This Review/Feedback Collection System has been designed by Foster Change and responses will be collected by Foster Change. Responses will be shared with the Clark County Department of Family Services, in order to elevate the voices of licensed caregivers in Clark County, including post-permanency families.

FOSTER KINSHIP

childcare@fosterkinship.org

www.fosterkinship.org

(702) 546-9988

Click below to join

Facebook for Nevada Kinship Caregivers

Join Foster Kinship for one of their monthly groups to gain support and share strength with others who are raising their relative's children. All details regarding groups such as log in information and locations, can be found in our closed 24/7 Facebook support group. All in-person groups offer complimentary child care.

Next meeting March 5th!

Join us at the Kinship Advocacy Network Townhall Meeting (KAN), where kinship caregivers like you gather to share experiences, insights, and support.

Connect with others facing similar challenges, gain valuable resources, and be a voice for change in our community.

Together, we can strengthen kinship care networks and ensure every caregiver receives the recognition and support they deserve. Don't miss this opportunity to make a difference in the lives of kinship families.

Mark your calendar and be part of the movement for advocacy and empowerment!

SIBLING PRESERVATION PROGRAM

While children living in foster care frequently get separated from their siblings, St. Jude’s Ranch for Children works to preserve the sibling bond through regularly scheduled fun and educational events such as Camp To Belong, National Sibling Day and Gift of Giving. Through engaging programming and exciting activities, youth are given the opportunity to make impactful memories sharing special moments with their brothers and sisters.

St Jude’s Ranch for Children and Fox Take 5 to Care host the

8th Annual National Sibling Day Festival

Saturday April 6th 11am-2pm

Tivoli Village (400 S Rampart Blvd)

Free Family Fun Event – Open to All!

Join us as we celebrate the special relationship between brothers and sisters and raise awareness of sibling separated by foster care.

Free Carnival Games – Great Prizes! Free Cotton Candy – Sno Cones – Popcorn!

Fun activities and giveaways with our community partners:

CCSD Book Bus, Discovery Children’s Museum, Springs Preserve, Children’s Service Guild, Cowabunga Bay, and more.

Free Pinkbox donuts (While Supplies last)

Each month youth in care can count on the St. Jude's Ranch for Children Sibling Preservation program to offer unique outings offering siblings the opportunity to share memorable experiences. Please complete this referral form and contact Kevin Nelson for more information. Kevin can be reached by phone at 347-737-0152 or by emailing Knelson@stjudesranch.org

Canyon Ridge Christian Church

Foster Parent Night Out

April 19 | 6pm-9pm

Register before April 15.

Ages birth- 5th grade.



Snacks provided, but please feed children dinner before the event.

Additional support offered at Canyon Ridge Christian Church | 6200 W. Lone Mountain Rd.

Foster Parent Support Group

4th Friday of the month

6:30pm-8:45pm

Please email questions to hannahsclosetlv@gmail.com





Foster Kinship Support Group

Group for parents and group for teens

2nd Tuesday of the month

6pm - 7:30pm

Please contact Foster Kinship with any questions by emailing familyadvocate@fosterkinship.org

Hope for the Journey Conference

In person, Thursday April 11

Online, Thursday, April 11 - Wednesday, June 26

Scholarships available

Registration is open now

The Hope for the Journey Conference meets parents and caregivers where they are with practical, tangible help, resources, and tools in caring for their children impacted by tough places. Whether you are a parent, caregiver, church, ministry, or organizational leader seeking to support families in your community better, this is for you.

Discover how you can connect with children experiencing a difficult time and help them heal and become all God desires them to be. The Hope for the Journey Conference is a one-day conference (in-person and online) led by the TCU Institute for Child Development for anyone who helps children from hard places find a better life.

FREE MEMBERSHIP FOR HANNAH'S CLOSET SOUTH

Here is what you need to know for now: Next time you come into Hannah’s Closet, bring your placement letter and/or adoption decree and we’ll take it from there. Just don’t forget to sign up for an appointment!! 

Hannah's Closet North is a resource center for foster and adoptive families to receive clothing, toys, and other items. Families may "shop" free of charge once a month. Please provide your adoption decree, placement letter, or Foster Kinship referral when you come to shop. 

We have made some changes to better serve our families and our volunteers. We have set aside days to shop for families with 4 or more children. Please check our calendar on Facebook for this month’s appointment days. Make an appointment by texting 702-518-2815 at least one day prior.

Hannah’s Closet North also has a support group called Fostering Families and Friendships for foster, adoptive, and kinship parents the 4th Friday of every month at Canyon Ridge Church. 6:30pm – 8:30pm. 

Important Educations Updates April 2024

Almost done with the school year! 

Woo hoo! Give yourself a pat on the back! 

Check Your Child's Grades/Progress Report

• With 7 weeks of school left, this is a great time to get your child support they need to pass their classes/meet grade standards and not leave it to the last-minute scramble!
• Check your Parent Portal through Canvas or Infinite Campus to see your child’s grades. If you do not have access to the Parent Portal, please contact your child’s school 
• Reach out to your child/your child’s teacher if your child is getting an F or low D in any class. We recommend you ask your child’s teacher what the most important assignments are to complete and what upcoming assignments your child should focus on to raise your child’s grade in the class.
• If a teacher will not work with you or your child on makeup work, please contact your child’s Foster Care Advocate at School or Assistant Principal who supervises that teacher. Schools are encouraged to work with children/families and accept late work rather no work! 
• Click here for information on CCSD’s Grading Policies 

Check with Your Child’s School for On-Campus Summer School Options 

• Summer School for Middle and High Schoolers will be offered in 2 sessions: Session 1: May 28- June 14th and Session 2: June 17th through July 8th. Some schools require daily attendance either in person or online so keep these dates in mind if your child needs summer school and you plan on taking vacations/time off.   
• Pre-Registration for Summer School begins on April 22, 2024 and ends on May 24, 2024 
• CCSD will be offering summer school for: 
• (1) original credit (credit to get ahead in classes/graduating and/or to get ahead to allow for extra classes in the child’s schedule the child may want or need for educational goals) and 
• 2) credit retrieval (classes to obtain credit for classes the child failed or needs to promote to the next grade/needs to graduate) 
• In-person and virtual/online classes are being offered by CCSD 
• CCSD School Counselors must pre-register students for summer school courses if the family agrees to it. You will be contacted by your child’s counselor if they need to complete summer school to stay on track to graduate and/or promote to the next grade.   
• Check with your child’s counselor if you would like to know if your child needs to take summer school to promote/graduate on time, discuss what type of summer school fits best for your child’s learning style and summer plans, and to register for summer school  
• Click here for information on CCSD’s Summer School Options 
• Click here for information on Summer School for Grades 6-12 and specific courses offered this summer 

Reminder: Please Provide Your Placement Notification Letter (Letter) to Your Child’s School When You Receive It and When Your Child is Placed in Your Home  

• Knowing in real time where a child is living determines transportation options to/from school and expedites any transportation requests for your child
• DFS and CCSD are jointly responsible for providing transportation to your child’s school for your child if the school your child is staying in is not zoned for your home or if your child is staying at their current school which is not in your area. DFS makes the determination for your child as to whether staying at your child’s current school or having them move schools is in the best interest of your child knowing their history and need for support. It is presumed under the law that your child will stay at their current school when being placed in your home. Moving schools has been identified in data on children in foster care to put them behind 4-6 months in their education and also to have detrimental effects on them when they are removed from familiar environments and supportive teachers and friends during this time of upheaval in their lives
• Any lack of current information or updated records can delay transportation, emergency contacts, and other important school related services and notifications
• When a child is placed in your home, find out what school the child will be attending from your DFS Representative. Please provide your Placement Notification Letter (Letter) and any other contact information to get a hold of you to the School Clerk/Registrar so they can put your information into Infinite Campus. Call your child’s school to get the email address of who to send your Letter to.  

IMPORTANT DATES

• Monday April 1- NO SCHOOL for Students (Staff Development)
• Friday April 26 | NO SCHOOL

To plan ahead for the 2023-2024 school year, download the 2023-24 school calendar

Please read all of the education updates for more updates.

AIQ Foundation Online Tutoring

AIQ online tutoring! Sessions will take place on Zoom every Wednesday from 5-6pm. Each student will be paired with their own qualified tutor in a breakout room to ensure that they get personalized help. Zoom links will be sent to every person who sign up!

Did you know UNLV has a dedicated support program for students who experienced foster care?

The UNLV Fostering Scholars Program was launched in 2021 to support students in foster care after age 13 in achieving their higher education at UNLV. Fostering Scholars will support students in applying to UNLV, obtaining the Foster Youth Fee Waiver, completing the FAFSA, and continues to support students throughout their undergraduate degree until they obtain their degree. Students involved with Fostering Scholars are eligible for a $1,000 scholarship! Caregivers and students can contact the Program Coordinator, Heather Richardson, to get more information or click here to join the Fostering Scholars mailing list. 

LOW COST EARLY EDUCATION WITH EARLY HEAD START

The Early Head Start and Nevada Ready programs at Sunrise Children's Foundation offer comprehensive child development and family support services to low-income and underserved populations including expecting mothers, infants, toddlers and their families.

Many foster children will qualify for Early Head Start and Nevada Ready programs. We encourage families to take advantage of these early learning opportunities.

For more information about our Early Head Start or Nevada Ready programs, please call 702-631-7130 or email info@sunrisechildren.org

The Independent Living Program is designed to assist and prepare foster and former foster youth in making the transition from foster care to adulthood by providing opportunities to obtain life skills for self-sufficiency and independence. Program services are available to youth 14 and older who are currently in foster care and to former foster care youth who aged-out of the foster care system at age 18. Independent Living services are also available to youth who were adopted from foster care on or after their 16th birthday. 

Click Here to learn how to support a youth transitioning out of care.

Some of the services provided through the Independent Living Program include:

• Daily living skills
• Cooking
• Money management
• Decision making
• Housing assistance
• Transitional Housing RISE Program
• Transitional Housing Placement Plus
• Substance abuse prevention, nutrition education, smoking prevention, and pregnancy prevention
• Preparation for postsecondary training and education

• Mentors and permanent connections
• Financial assistance with college or vocational schools  
• Medical insurance
• Counseling
• Assistance in obtaining a GED and higher education
• Acceleration Academies
• Workforce/Employment
• Food Handler’s Card 
• The STEM Center of Excellence
• Referral to Step Up

Whitney Library

Teen Empowerment Summit

Sunday, April 07 | 11am - 2pm

5175 E Tropicana Ave

Contact us at 702-507-4010 

Calling all teens aged 12-18! Get ready for an empowering and inspiring day at the Teen Empowerment Summit! This is your chance to be part of a dynamic event featuring local influencers who truly understand and connect with teens.

• Hear from cool speakers sharing their stories and wisdom.
• Engage in breakout sessions covering social justice, career exploration, and more.
• Access mental health resources and have your voice heard in a supportive environment.
• Explore opportunities and resources

Just One Project Community Market

Are you moving out once you transition out of foster care? Don’t forget to plan for groceries. Just One offers food boxes for youth exiting out of foster care and transitioning to their new home. They will prepare a box with nonperishable items so that youth can have food that will not spoil while youth orient themselves to their new neighborhood. This is to assist youth in the first week or two as they adjust to their new life as an adult.

Call for an appointment 702-462-2253 from 9am-1pm Monday through Friday. Drive-thru is located at 1401 N Decatur LV NV 89108

PAID JOB TRAINING WITH JOBCORPS.GOV

For over 50 years, Job Corps has helped young people achieve successful careers in the nation’s fastest-growing industries. Job Corps provides free career training and education for 16- through 24-year-olds. We have over 120 campuses across the U.S. where students gain the experience needed to begin a career or apprenticeship, advance to higher education, or join the military. The best part? It’s free.

Low-income 16- through 24-year-olds who are U.S. citizens, legal U.S. residents, or residents of a U.S. territory, and/or individuals who are authorized to work in the United States.

DRESS to IMPRESS!

If your teen in foster care has a job interview or just needs some professional or dress attire, come "SHOP" for free at Beyond the Attic! Beyond the ATTIC has beautiful clothes for men and women, shoes and accessories to get you to the Homecoming Dance!

Please call (702) 455-5424 to schedule your appointment

Children's Service Guild of Southern Nevada is enrolled in Smith's Food & Drug Inspiring Donations Program. Every time you make a purchase at any Smith's Food & Drug using your registered Rewards Card, Smith's will make a donation to the Children's Service Guild.

casalasvegas.org

casa@clarkcountycourts.us

702.455.2272

Inclusion Fusion is an organization that provides a variety of programs for teens & adults with disabilities in Southern Nevada. We provide individualized lessons and programs that allow clients to achieve a successful, independent life.

Our mission is to help every individual with a disability to develop, pursue and achieve their own goals and dreams.

The Center brings together programs, resources, and services to meet the needs of our community and the community around us. We function as the heart and home of the LGBTQIA+ community by making connections, delivering programs, and providing a safe space for health and wellness, social services, arts and culture, advocacy, and community building.

Henderson Equality Center, a community supported organization to engage, empower, enrich, and advance the gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, allies and queer community of Henderson, NV by providing a safe space, pursue resources and providing courses focus on educational, social, support, skill building and job assistance classes for at-risk, low-income LGBTQ youth and adults.

#GetCarded with the VGK Library Card at

Toshiba Plaza & Score Limited-Edition VGK Swag! 

Meet the Library District at Toshiba Plaza on Friday, April 2 from 4 p.m. – 7 p.m. for some exclusive, FREE Vegas Golden Knights swag! The VGK-Library District 2023-2024 Collectible Bookmark Series will be available, featuring Goaltender Logan Thompson, Defenseman Alec Martinez, and Defenseman Nicolas Hague, PLUS April’s featured player, Defenseman Brayden McNabb. And be sure to sign-up for a glittering gold VGK Library Card (or swap out your existing card) and receive a FREE “#GetCarded with the World Champions Vegas Golden Knights” T-shirt (while supplies last)!

Mark Your Calendar: Our next appearance for VGK pre-game festivities at Toshiba Plaza will be on Friday, April 12, 4 p.m. – 7 p.m.

And Don’t Forget: VGK bookmarks are now available in Spanish and English, and you can also score this season's set at any of our 25 library branches.

GO KNIGHTS GO!!! 

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