Financial Support
Crisis Call Center has a large group of dedicated volunteers who donate a tremendous amount of time and energy to assist us in operating our programs. The time donated by our volunteers is valued at over $600,000 annually. Additionally, Crisis Call Center receives support from a variety of federal, state, and local grantors, as well as private foundations, corporations, and individual donations. Our heartfelt thanks go out to all of those individuals who make contributions in memory of their loved ones, as well as those who make donations because they believe in the services provided by the Center.

Each year Crisis Call Center must raise additional funds that allow us to continue operating the programs and services that are so vital to our community and our state. This additional funding comes from special events as well as individual donations received by our agency.

If you would like to help, please call our business office at 784-8085.
Contributions can be made online by clicking on the donate now button or mailed to:
Crisis Call Center
P.O. Box 8016
Reno, NV 89507

All contributions are tax deductible. Click here to download the 990. 

We want to thank everyone who gives the time, money, and energy needed to support Crisis Call Center and our many programs and services, including:

United Way of Northern Nevada and the Sierra, Victims of Crime Act through the Division of Child and Family Services, Title XX through the State of Nevada Grants Management Unit, Substance Abuse Prevention and Treatment Agency, Nevada State Health Division Rape Prevention Education, STOP Violence Against Women and Sexual Assault Support Program through the Nevada Office of the Attorney General, State of Nevada Division of Mental Health and Developmental Services, Office of Suicide Prevention - Department of Health and Human Services State of Nevada, Division of Aging and Disability Services, Community Development Block Grant - Washoe County Human Services, Washoe County District Attorney’s Office, Washoe County Child Protective Services, Washoe County Children's Mental Health Consortium

Community Foundations
Sons & Daughters of Erin, Community Foundation of Western Nevada, New York Life Foundation, Junnior League of Reno/Sparks, TJX Foundation, Black Rock City, Knights of Columbus

Businesses
Home Depot - Spanish Springs, Black Rock City, Wells Fargo Bank, Local area Wal Mart Stores,Morgan Stanley, Professional Saleswomen of Nevada, Unitarian Universalist Fellowship, VisionLink, David Branby Advertising,

Individuals

L. Gene Gardella, Mary Ellen Archer, Seana Baker, Joyce Benedetti, Janice Campbell, Shannon Cantwell, Rodalyn Casas, Chris Cox, John Dilworth, Seth Dingley, Candice Fife, Kathleen Fralick, Linda Furbee, Madelyn Heikka, Mary Holman, Mary & Stuart Knapp, James Laughton, Art & Eileen Lyon, Janice Malailua, Brooks Mancini, Jack Meline, Jane & Todd Miller, Dawn & Richard Mooneyham, North Valley Community Center – Chico, CA, Nettie Oliverio, Kathleen Oppio, Lois Parker, Clayton & Chin Peoples, Traci Pitts, Kari Ramos, Elizabeth Ray, Mary Ann & Paul Ricciardi, Bruce Rice, Gretchen Riehm, Nancy Rodolico, Kathy Scherin, Salley Sapunor, Marilyn Scholl, Sierra Air, Patricia Simms, Felix Stumpf, L.T. Sunderland, Shirley Susich, Nick Thompson, Clifton Johnson, Steve Choman, Timothy Dufrinse, Donald C. Brawley, Pamela Walker, WalMart Foundation, Jeanita Walpole, Janice Whitaker, Magdalene Woods, George Hess, Johntty Barker, Renate Neuman, Jane Patterson, Penny Moezzi, Dori Mendiola, Jerry Scolari, Linda Shaw, Stephen Shipman, Desiree Flanery, Jill & Ken Trankle, Carole Bucher, Robert Wexler, Matthew Baker, Wendy Morris, Michael Jacobs, Lauren Greenwood, Bill Evans, enor Urrutia, James Epley, Valarie Hahn, Lori Howard, Janice Whitaker, Alicia Kraft, Tawnya Robertson, James Burdick, Rak Dettelback, Joanne Balardini, Jessica Keefhaver, Nicole Davis, Kevin Carthen, Cecelia Robbins, Peggy Riley, Ashley Crow, Amy Brenner, Rigoberto Barajas

In-Kind Donations
Home Depot - Spanish Springs, Assistance League of Reno-Sparks, Nettie Oliverio, Systems Design, Kohn Colodny LLP, Penny Moezzi-Haas