BE THE CHANGE YOU WANT TO SEE IN THE WORLD
BE THE CHANGE YOU WANT TO SEE IN THE WORLD
BE THE CHANGE
YOU WANT TO SEE
to make a permanent difference
to make a permanent difference
The Way Foundation's mission is to heal, build, and restore families by offering mentorship, non-emergency mobile crisis intervention, and resources to single family households and unhoused teens, strengthening communities In Nevada .
The Way Foundation's mission is to heal, build, and restore families by offering mentorship, non-emergency mobile crisis intervention, and resources to single family households and unhoused teens, strengthening communities In Nevada .
Our mission
We believe the greatest impact happens when we stop simply meeting needs and start walking with people toward lasting change.
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Our mission
We believe the greatest impact happens when we stop simply meeting needs and start walking with people toward lasting change.
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Our mission
We believe the greatest impact happens when we stop simply meeting needs and start walking with people toward lasting change.
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EMPOWERING
SINGLE MOTHERS
EMPOWERING SINGLE MOTHERS
Building pathways to stability, independence,
and a stronger future.
Building pathways to stability, independence,
and a stronger future.
The Way Foundation supports single mothers as they work toward long-term stability and self-sufficiency. Through workforce development, career exploration, continuing education, childcare resource navigation, and supportive services, we help mothers overcome barriers and build sustainable futures for their families. We also provide crisis intervention for women experiencing domestic violence, including emergency transportation, relocation assistance, and safe transport to women’s shelters and other community resources.
The Way Foundation supports single mothers as they work toward long-term stability and self-sufficiency. Through workforce development, career exploration, continuing education, childcare resource navigation, and supportive services, we help mothers overcome barriers and build sustainable futures for their families. We also provide crisis intervention for women experiencing domestic violence, including emergency transportation, relocation assistance, and safe transport to women’s shelters and other community resources.

PROVIDING
LONG-TERM SOLUTIONS
PROVIDING
LONG-TERM SOLUTIONS
As a Las Vegas nonprofit serving individuals and families throughout Southern Nevada, our goal goes beyond meeting immediate needs. Through community resources, counseling, mentorship, and practical support, The Way Foundation helps people overcome barriers, build long-term stability, and move toward greater independence.
As a Las Vegas nonprofit serving individuals and families throughout Southern Nevada, our goal goes beyond meeting immediate needs. Through community resources, counseling, mentorship, and practical support, The Way Foundation helps people overcome barriers, build long-term stability, and move toward greater independence.
PARTNERS YOU
CAN TRUST
PARTNERS YOU
CAN TRUST
We partner with trusted organizations across Nevada who share our heart for serving others. These partners have been established in our state for years, building strong roots and a proven track record of genuinely helping those in need. By working together, we’re able to extend our impact, provide more resources, and ensure that families and youth in our community receive lasting, meaningful support.
We partner with trusted organizations across Nevada who share our heart for serving others. These partners have been established in our state for years, building strong roots and a proven track record of genuinely helping those in need. By working together, we’re able to extend our impact, provide more resources, and ensure that families and youth in our community receive lasting, meaningful support.
BENEFITS OF THE WAY FOUNDATION
These statistics offer a glimpse into the realities experienced throughout Las Vegas and Southern Nevada, and remind us why accessible resources, meaningful relationships, and long-term solutions matter.
BIRTHS
39% of all Nevada children live in a single-parent household and almost 50% of all births in 2020 were by single mothers. We empower single parents through financial assistance, emotional support, and access to community resources that strengthen the family unit.
BIRTHS
39% of all Nevada children live in a single-parent household and almost 50% of all births in 2020 were by single mothers. We empower single parents through financial assistance, emotional support, and access to community resources that strengthen the family unit.
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PERSON WITH SUD
1 of 50 people from ages 12 and up use Methamphetamine in Nevada, making it the state with the highest rate of meth usage in the country. We offer prevention programs, family support, and recovery resources to break the cycle of addiction and restore hope in affected communities.
PERSON WITH SUD
1 of 50 people from ages 12 and up use Methamphetamine in Nevada, making it the state with the highest rate of meth usage in the country. We offer prevention programs, family support, and recovery resources to break the cycle of addiction and restore hope in affected communities.
UNHOUSED PEOPLE
Nevada has the highest rate of homeless youth in the nation, making it #1 in the country for homeless children. We provide resources, mentorship, and support to help homeless youth rebuild their lives and create a path toward stability and independence.
UNHOUSED PEOPLE
Nevada has the highest rate of homeless youth in the nation, making it #1 in the country for homeless children. We provide resources, mentorship, and support to help homeless youth rebuild their lives and create a path toward stability and independence.
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Most adolescents who enter the justice system have suffered from parental abandonment, substance abuse, or a dysfunctional household. We mentor and support at-risk youth with guidance, counseling, and life skills that lead them away from the justice system and toward a brighter future.
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Most adolescents who enter the justice system have suffered from parental abandonment, substance abuse, or a dysfunctional household. We mentor and support at-risk youth with guidance, counseling, and life skills that lead them away from the justice system and toward a brighter future.
ABOUT OUR FOUNDER
History and Professional Background
Although The Way Foundation was officially founded in 2024, Moses's commitment to serving others began decades earlier. Growing up in Louisville, Kentucky, raised by a hardworking single mother, he learned the value of compassion, sacrifice, and community at a young age. As early as 2002, Moses found ways to support both his family and those around him, working in local neighborhoods, cutting grass and working in barber shops, to use his earnings helping his mother make ends meet.
His passion for service continued throughout his youth. In high school, Moses volunteered at local soup kitchens, mentored elementary school students, and served as Vice President of the Best Buddies Club, fostering inclusion and support for individuals with disabilities. After relocating to Nevada, he continued his dedication to community outreach through volunteer work with Nevada Partnership for Homeless Youth (NPHY).
Driven by a desire to support vulnerable populations, Moses built a career centered on mental health, youth advocacy, and crisis intervention. He is a registered provider in the National Provider Identifier (NPI) Registry as a Behavioral Analyst and provides Behavioral Skills Training (BST) counseling and Peer Recovery Support Services (PRSS).
His professional experience includes serving as a Behavioral Health Technician at Desert Parkway Behavioral Healthcare Hospital, working with outpatient youth programs, and supporting individuals facing mental health challenges. He also worked with Child Protective Services as a Program Assistant, where he assisted caseworkers, managed case documentation, and helped coordinate responses to urgent situations impacting children and families.
In addition, Moses pursued public service through the Metro Police Cadet Program while aspiring to become a police officer, further reflecting his lifelong commitment to protecting and uplifting others. Today, through The Way Foundation, he continues that mission by creating opportunities, providing resources, advocating for underserved communities, and building partnerships that create lasting change.
Although The Way Foundation was officially founded in 2024, Moses's commitment to serving others began decades earlier. Growing up in Louisville, Kentucky, raised by a hardworking single mother, he learned the value of compassion, sacrifice, and community at a young age. As early as 2002, Moses found ways to support both his family and those around him, working in local neighborhoods, cutting grass and working in barber shops, to use his earnings helping his mother make ends meet.
His passion for service continued throughout his youth. In high school, Moses volunteered at local soup kitchens, mentored elementary school students, and served as Vice President of the Best Buddies Club, fostering inclusion and support for individuals with disabilities. After relocating to Nevada, he continued his dedication to community outreach through volunteer work with Nevada Partnership for Homeless Youth (NPHY).
Driven by a desire to support vulnerable populations, Moses built a career centered on mental health, youth advocacy, and crisis intervention. He is a registered provider in the National Provider Identifier (NPI) Registry as a Behavioral Analyst and provides Behavioral Skills Training (BST) counseling and Peer Recovery Support Services (PRSS).
His professional experience includes serving as a Behavioral Health Technician at Desert Parkway Behavioral Healthcare Hospital, working with outpatient youth programs, and supporting individuals facing mental health challenges. He also worked with Child Protective Services as a Program Assistant, where he assisted caseworkers, managed case documentation, and helped coordinate responses to urgent situations impacting children and families.
In addition, Moses pursued public service through the Metro Police Cadet Program while aspiring to become a police officer, further reflecting his lifelong commitment to protecting and uplifting others. Today, through The Way Foundation, he continues that mission by creating opportunities, providing resources, advocating for underserved communities, and building partnerships that create lasting change.
DONATE

Make a one-time donation
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We also accept Zelle, Apple Pay and Venmo.
In-kind donations are also accepted and appreciated
Volunteering donations are also accepted and appreciated

Make a one-time donation
PayPal Linked Below
We also accept Zelle, Apple Pay and Venmo.
In-kind donations are also accepted and appreciated
Volunteering donations are also accepted and appreciated

Make a one-time donation
PayPal Linked Below
We also accept Zelle, Apple Pay and Venmo.
In-kind donations are also accepted and appreciated
Volunteering donations are also accepted and appreciated
OR
Become a Reoccurring Donor
Silver
$50
/ Month
Provide essential food and hygiene items for a family in need
Supply educational materials or resources for children
Support outreach programs that connect families to local services
Silver
$50
/ Month
Provide essential food and hygiene items for a family in need
Supply educational materials or resources for children
Support outreach programs that connect families to local services
Gold
$100
/ Month
Fund a counseling session or mentorship opportunity for someone in crisis
Help maintain the foundation’s mobile services, like our resource bus
Provide temporary housing essentials for families or individuals
Gold
$100
/ Month
Fund a counseling session or mentorship opportunity for someone in crisis
Help maintain the foundation’s mobile services, like our resource bus
Provide temporary housing essentials for families or individuals
Platinum
$250
/ Month
Sponsor a week of shelter and support for a family in transition
Fund a full training or skill-building program to help someone secure employment
Support large-scale resource distribution events for the community
Platinum
$250
/ Month
Sponsor a week of shelter and support for a family in transition
Fund a full training or skill-building program to help someone secure employment
Support large-scale resource distribution events for the community
OUR CURRENT
INVOLVEMENT
Supporting and strengthening communities across Nevada through meaningful programs, partnerships, and ongoing initiatives.

THE MOMENTUM GRANT
An initiative designed to bring hope and uplift morale providing reliable transportation to individuals actively working toward improving their lives.

THE WAY BAGS
provides essential hygenic goods for on-the-go help that individuals might need.

CAREERS
empowering individuals to discover their passions, develop their skills, and connect with meaningful job opportunities they truly love.

FINANCIAL LITERACY
equips individuals with the tools of financial literacy so they can confidently manage money, build stability, and create the future they love..

MENTORSHIP
guides, supports, and inspires individuals to grow personally, professionally, and spiritually as they pursue their goals.

HOPE ON WHEELS
brings aid to families in need, offering resources, counseling, and PRSS, getting to areas others may not be able to reach.
WHAT WE DO
WHAT WE DO
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Hope on Wheels Program
We bring aid to families in need, offering resources, non-emergency crisis intervention, counseling and PRSS, getting to areas others may not be able to reach. Each month, we also have a food outreach, providing hot plates to over 300 unhoused individuals.
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Hope on Wheels Program
We bring aid to families in need, offering resources, non-emergency crisis intervention, counseling and PRSS, getting to areas others may not be able to reach. Each month, we also have a food outreach, providing hot plates to over 300 unhoused individuals.
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The Momentum Grant
Each year, we will awardtwo vehicles to two carefully selected recipients, including working parents, single mothers and fathers, and students who demonstrate determination, resoonsibility, and commitment to their goals.
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The Momentum Grant
Each year, we will awardtwo vehicles to two carefully selected recipients, including working parents, single mothers and fathers, and students who demonstrate determination, resoonsibility, and commitment to their goals.
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The Way Bags
A personalized care package with essential goods and materials for on-the-go purposes.
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The Way Bags
A personalized care package with essential goods and materials for on-the-go purposes.
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Financial Relief
Currently, the Nevada state assistance programs like TANF, SNAP and WIC provides temporary assistance to thousands of families. But unfortunately with long waiting times, excessive application and qualification requirements, many families go unhelped. The Way Foundation seeks to allocate emergency funds to individuals needing a quick relief.
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Financial Relief
Currently, the Nevada state assistance programs like TANF, SNAP and WIC provides temporary assistance to thousands of families. But unfortunately with long waiting times, excessive application and qualification requirements, many families go unhelped. The Way Foundation seeks to allocate emergency funds to individuals needing a quick relief.
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Counseling & Mentorship
The Way Foundation is built on trust and God. Through mentorship and counseling, we offer an open ear and a non-judgmental heart to listen and foster a healthy relationship with expressing your struggles. With our mentorship program, we will… - Inspire positive influences. - Uplift spirits. - Eradicate pessimistic mindsets
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Counseling & Mentorship
The Way Foundation is built on trust and God. Through mentorship and counseling, we offer an open ear and a non-judgmental heart to listen and foster a healthy relationship with expressing your struggles. With our mentorship program, we will… - Inspire positive influences. - Uplift spirits. - Eradicate pessimistic mindsets
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Careers
helping individuals in our community find meaningful employment. Through our partnership with Goodwill of Southern Nevada, we’re able to connect people with valuable job training, career resources, and direct pathways to employment.
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Careers
helping individuals in our community find meaningful employment. Through our partnership with Goodwill of Southern Nevada, we’re able to connect people with valuable job training, career resources, and direct pathways to employment.
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Family Services
Through this mobile outreach, we bring resources directly to families who may not have easy access to support. From providing groceries, clothing, and hygiene essentials to connecting parents with counseling, mentorship, and local programs, our bus makes sure help arrives right where it’s needed. By meeting families where they are, we remove barriers and create real opportunities for healing, growth, and stability.
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Family Services
Through this mobile outreach, we bring resources directly to families who may not have easy access to support. From providing groceries, clothing, and hygiene essentials to connecting parents with counseling, mentorship, and local programs, our bus makes sure help arrives right where it’s needed. By meeting families where they are, we remove barriers and create real opportunities for healing, growth, and stability.











