Truckee Meadows Tomorrow

Every day across Northern Nevada, individuals and organizations are working to strengthen our community. 🌱

Accentuate the Positive celebrates the changemakers helping improve quality of life across Washoe County through leadership, service, collaboration, innovation, and community impact. 🌟

Award categories recognize:
• Individual leadership
• Data-informed community impact
• Volunteerism and advocacy
• Nonprofit, business, and public sector collaboration

If someone in your community comes to mind, we encourage you to nominate them. 💛 Nominations close June 30. Learn more and submit a nomination:
[LINK] https://www.truckeemeadowstomorrow.org/accentuate-the-positive

At Truckee Meadows Tomorrow, we host more than 500 community indicators, but data is only powerful when it informs real decisions and measurable action across Northern Nevada. 📊

In our new blog, Executive Director Nick Tscheekar shares how TMT is making community data more accessible, actionable, and impactful for students, nonprofits, community leaders, and partners. 💛

Read the full blog to see how data is helping strengthen quality of life in the Truckee Meadows, and explore how you can use these insights in your own work:
[LINK] https://www.truckeemeadowstomorrow.org/post/so-what

Join us for our Nonprofit Open House on June 24th at 9:00 AM in the Microsoft Convening Hub at UWNNS!

Connect with fellow nonprofit professionals and hear from community leaders representing the Community Foundation of Northern Nevada , the Nell J. Redfield Foundation, NV Energy, and U.S. Bank as they share insights, resources, and ways to maximize impact in our community!

Whether you're looking to grow your organization's impact or build new connections, this is an event you won't want to miss. We hope to see you there!

This World Environment Day, we’re highlighting how air quality impacts both environmental and community well-being across the Truckee Meadows. 🍃

As summer temperatures rise, ozone levels can rise too. Ground-level ozone forms when heat and sunlight react with emissions from vehicles, factories, and equipment, affecting the air we breathe every day. Children, older adults, and individuals with existing lung conditions are often most vulnerable to its effects.

Washoe County currently ranks in the worst quarter of U.S. counties for high ozone days, reinforcing the importance of understanding and tracking air quality trends in our region. 📊

Explore the data:
[LINK] https://www.nevadatomorrow.org/indicators/index/view?indicatorId=167&localeId=1813