What’s Working

NYEP is privately funded by design.

Stability for young women requires stability in funding.

If you value structure, accountability, and real outcomes, there are clear ways to support the work.

You don’t have to guess how to help. We’ve organized it.

Start Here: Many Ways to Strengthen the Work

Most people want more than a “Donate” button.

NYEP’s Fundraising Map organizes over 40 ways individuals, families, businesses, and foundations support this work.

Inside the map, you’ll find clearly grouped pathways such as:

Each option includes:

We believe durability comes from diversified support.

NYEP is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit. EIN: 26-1118584

For Institutional & Major Supporters

If you represent:

A foundation

A donor-advised fund

A business

A family office

A philanthropic advisor

We welcome direct conversation.

NYEP operates without government funding and without trend dependency. We prioritize structure, accountability, and long-term durability.

We are open to structured discussions around:

Program support

Sponsorship of housing beds

Multi-year commitments

Matching initiatives

Strategic partnerships

Sponsorship of the Feeling Shift Hub (youth-access emotional skill infrastructure)

Underwriting replication & training for other housing programs

These partnerships support durable systems, not short-term campaigns. This is not a branding opportunity. It’s infrastructure support.

See the Work Clearly

Before supporting, many people want transparency.

Explore:

Staff & Board

We show how the program operates because structure matters.

Monthly Newsletter

If you prefer to watch before acting, start here.
NYEP’s monthly newsletter offers a steady look inside the Community Living Program.

What’s working

What’s being adjusted

Where structure is holding

Where we’re learning

What support is currently needed

This is not urgency-driven storytelling. It’s operational transparency.

Community of Support

NYEP is strengthened by individuals, families, businesses, and foundations who value structure, accountability, and long-term stability.

We are grateful to those who invest in durable work, not trends, not optics, but real infrastructure for young women building independent lives.

Support comes in many forms: monthly giving, donor-advised funds, in-kind contributions, and multi-year commitments. Some supporters choose to be listed. Others prefer to remain private. We respect both.

Tangible Support: Products We Use

For supporters who prefer practical contributions:

We share the tools and supplies used inside NYEP’s housing program. These are items that support routine,
shared living, and daily stability.

Categories include:

We share them for three reasons:

Some links may be affiliate links, which means NYEP may receive a small commission at no additional cost to you.

Community & Engagement

If financial support isn’t your only interest:

Volunteer pathways

Community events

Creative fundraisers

In-kind partnerships

All participation pathways are organized inside the Fundraising Map. You don’t need to invent a way

to help. We’ve mapped them.

Stay Connected

If you’d like to follow the work more closely:

NYEP gives homeless young women (18-24) in the Reno area a chance to reroute their lives through a structured program that provides housing and basic needs, life skills training, opportunities to practice new life skills, and the support and love of a family.