On September 14, 2013, we once again sponsored the Candlelighters’ 23rd Annual 5k & 1 Mile Race. The event was hosted by Chet Buchanan at Mountains Edge Exploration Park in Las Vegas. The Race for Our Kids helps raise critically needed funds to support children with cancer and their families and generate awareness of childhood cancer’s impact in the community. The event is organized by the non-profit organization, Candlelighters Childhood Cancer Foundation of Nevada.
Month: September 2013
Las Vegas Nevada Locals!
As summer winds down and fall approaches, if you are looking for activities for locals in Las Vegas, there are plenty of interesting and exciting events coming up that will either delight your family or help your community – and they are free to attend!
For family fun, watching outdoor movies with the kids can’t be beat. Bring your family, lawn chairs, blankets and snacks to The District at Green Valley Ranch every Friday and Saturday night through October for free, kid-friendly entertainment. On Saturday, August 24, your family will enjoy The Lorax.
What could be more family-friendly than a new household member? Find your new cat or dog at a pet adoption event. It’s a win-win for everyone. Pet adoptions are held weekly at Tivoli Village (inside The Dog House), 302 S. Rampart Blvd. On Sunday, August 25, 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. you can choose your new family member from a variety of needy critters available for adoption.
If the Arts are your thing, set aside the first Friday of each month to attend First Friday. This ongoing event features arts and entertainment at a social block party. Stop by on Friday, September 6, 6pm – 10pm for cool local art, street performances and live music.
For more information about local happenings, or questions about your insurance needs, contact the experts at All Nevada Insurance.
5 Ways to Secure Your Home for Under $100
No matter what type of community you live in, you want to make sure your home is protected. Many security options are expensive but there are several ways to secure your home for under $100.
Door Security Bar – these bars prohibit the door from being opened from the outside and withstand high amounts of pressure.
Mock Security Camera – they look just like the real thing and come complete with motion activated sensors and LED lights to ward off intruders.
Motion Activated Flood Lights – mounted around the outside of your home, they shine a bright light over the area when they detect motion. Perfect for stopping unwanted guests as well as illuminating the way for friends and family coming to visit.
Door Stop Wedge Alarm – placed under the door it will sound an alarm when the sensor detects the door opening.
Dogs – Even a family friendly breed can be enough to stop burglars from entering your home.
Contact All Nevada Insurance today to discuss additional ways of fixing your home to keep it safe and protecting it with an affordable insurance policy. We proudly service the entire state of Nevada.
Round 4: Knockout Cancer for Candlelighters Kids
Please come out and support a worthy cause that helps kids fight cancer! Tickets are on sale now at any of the Boyd gaming casinos, by calling (702) 284-7777 or online at orleansarena.com. Thank you everyone for the support!
Buy tickets here.
Staying Safe Around The Pool
Adding a pool to your backyard is a great way to stay in shape and cool down during the summer. However, everyone in the family needs to learn basic pool safety skills before they get around the open water. This can help prevent many injuries and accidents.
Start by teaching everyone to swim with an adult, and ask adults or teens to swim with a buddy as well. Install alarms on pool gates and use only tall, secure gates to ensure the youngest members and pets can’t accidentally wander into the area.
Keep floatation devices near the pool at all times. If someone does fall in, you need to immediately be able to throw them a ring. Consider safety covers that keep animals and children from falling in when the structure’s not in use. All of these efforts will help you avoid the need to make claims against your homeowners insurance policy. If your current coverage doesn’t include injuries related to your pool, contact All Nevada Insurance for more information. Nevada residents should take the time to insure every major home addition or improvement shortly after construction is completed.