So far, 2017 has shaped up to be a whirlwind year for the global environment. The Earth has seen several natural disasters that have threatened humans, essential infrastructure, and critical environments. In the U.S. alone, there have been several hurricanes that have devastated coastal communities, and powerful wildfires that ravaged cities across the nation. The continual rise in globally devastating natural disasters has renewed the conversation about the importance of environmental sustainability.

With back to school season upon us, thousands of children will soon be descending on schools across the Las Vegas Valley. Many of them eager to begin a new school year and fill their minds with knowledge of subjects far and wide. For many Clark County School District schools, including Ronzone Elementary School located in the central Las Vegas Valley, severe funding shortages can have a lasting impact on student’s ability to get the education they deserve. Especially for younger students, having the necessary supplies is crucial to help supplement their capacity to learn new things.

Although the U.S. is one of the wealthiest countries in the world, there are still a staggering number of Americans struggling with food insecurity. According to Feeding America, the largest hunger-relief organization in the U.S., in 2015 an estimated 1 in 8 Americans —  42 million people — were food insecure. This is no exception for Americans in the Greater Las Vegas Valley.

LAS VEGAS, NV, April 13, 2017 – Adam Kutner, leading personal injury attorney and dedicated proponent of brain tumor research, will serve as a sponsor for the Desert Gray Matters 5k Walk & Run for the third straight year. The sponsorship is a small part of a larger, ongoing effort by Mr. Kutner to provide relief for members of the Las Vegas community.