Guns and Ammo Garage “Takes A Shot at Hunger” with Holiday
Food Drive to Benefit Nevada Partnership for Homeless Youth
Free range time given with donation of non-perishable food item or
individually wrapped snack through the end of the year
This holiday season, “take a shot at hunger” with Guns and Ammo Garage, a state-of-the-art indoor shooting range located just off the Las Vegas Strip. Anyone who brings in a donation of non-perishable food items or individually wrapped snacks receives free range time. All food items will be donated to the thousands of teens served by Nevada Partnership for Homeless Youth, the only youth service provider in Nevada with care that extends from street outreach to 24-hour crisis intervention services.
“The best way to combat teen homelessness is through a team effort, so if we’re able to provide some meals for these kids, maybe it will make their holidays a little easier,” says Mark Cole, owner of Guns and Ammo Garage.
Guns and Ammo Garage is open daily from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. They are located at 5155 S. Dean Martin Dr, Las Vegas, NV 89118. For more information on the “Take A Shot at Hunger” food drive, call Guns and Ammo Garage at 702.440.GUNS (4867) or visit www.nevadahomelessyouth.org
About Guns and Ammo Garage
Guns and Ammo Garage is an indoor, state-of-the-art shooting range that offers first-time shooters and gun experts alike the chance to fire high-powered firearms. Guns and Ammo Garage indoor shooting range and gun retail outlet is located at 5155 S. Dean Martin Dr, just south of Tropicana Ave., and is open seven days a week from 9 a.m. – 7 p.m. For more information, visit www.GunsandAmmoGarage.com <http://www.GunsandAmmoGarage.com> or call 702-440-GUNS (4867). Friend Guns and Ammo Garage on Facebook at Guns and Ammo Garage and follow us on Twitter at @Guns_AmmoGarage.
About Nevada Partnership for Homeless Youth
The Nevada Partnership for Homeless Youth (NPHY)’s mission is to eliminate homelessness among Nevada’s youth. Due to the group’s advocacy and determination, the Nevada Legislature passed the landmark “Right to Shelter Law” in 2001, making it possible for abused and neglected homeless youth to receive life-sustaining services without parental consent. In the decade since NPHY began, the organization has grown from a small citizen coalition to the most comprehensive service provider for homeless youth in Nevada, offering a full continuum of care extending from street outreach, family reunification, and 24-hour mobile crisis intervention services to a full-time drop in-in center, emergency shelter, and independent living program. All of NPHY’s programs seek to provide immediate, emergency assistance to homeless youth in crisis while equipping youth with the tools and support they need to get off the streets for good.
