What We Do

Over the course of our tenure, we’ve honed our focus clearly on creating educational and artistic opportunities for students, teachers, and the community, while engaging in a statewide effort to reverse the trajectory of Nevada’s education system.


The Rogers Foundation is one of the largest privately funded charitable foundations in Nevada. Previously named Foundation of The Year and a 2019 Angel Award recipient.

Our Activities

We power Educate Nevada Now (ENN), a non-partisan education policy organization focused on ensuring that every Nevada child has access to a quality education, regardless of their family income or circumstances.

We offer scholarships ranging from $20,000 to $100,000 to Clark County public high school students to attend the college or university of their choice.

We fuel education non-profit CORE, the two-generation program that serves under-resourced students and their families from middle school to graduation and beyond to live choice-filled lives.

We imagined and opened The Beverly Theater, a fully programmed independent movie theater and entertainment venue designed to stage the uncommon cinematic, literary, and live experience.

Education is Key

We underwrite statewide educational reform efforts focused on educational equity through Educate Nevada Now.

Our Impact

Soaring with Scholarships

The Rogers Foundation awards nearly $2 million annually to students in Southern Nevada to pursue higher education.

Education is Key

We provide funding for statewide educational reform efforts focused on educational equity through Educate Nevada Now (ENN), a non-partisan education policy organization that strives to make fair and equitable education funding a reality in Nevada.

Uplifting the Arts

We continue to support the arts with the creation of Las Vegas’ only independent movie house and live performance venue, The Beverly Theater.  

Focus on Families

We uplift families by supporting programs including CORE whose mission is rooted in the belief that the most powerful way to ensure economic mobility and equity is to invest in children and their families.

recent recipients

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Dakyung L.

2020

Daniel A.

2023

Darayon M.

2017

Deonna H.

2022

Derek H.

2016

Dexter B.

2024

Doreen L.

2016

Dre B. W.

2022

Easton L.

2022

Eden Abebe

2022

Eileen E.

2019

Eli F. - Susan Tierney Award

2022

Emilia D.

2022

Emily H.

2020

Emily J.

2017

Emily R.

2019

Emmanuel B.

2017

Erin K.

2020

Esteffany G. M.

2022

Ethan G.

2024

Ethan P.

2022

Eva S.

2016

Eyasu S.

2017

Frank V.

2016

Gabriela M.

2020