Megan Comfort sits down with Fuilala Riley, President and CEO of HELP of Southern Nevada, to explore how the nonprofit grew from a small team into a 160-employee organization tackling homelessness and poverty in Southern Nevada. Riley shares her journey from volunteer to CEO, the organization’s holistic approach to supporting individuals and families, and the vital role businesses and community collaborations play in sustaining services. She highlights programs that prevent and end homelessness, workforce development initiatives, and the impact of efforts like the KLUC Toy Drive. Riley also offers insight into navigating economic challenges, advocating for systemic change, and why listening to and understanding people is at the heart of HELP’s mission.

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