Parks Supervisor John Heldman, Foundation board member Doug Sonnemann, Foundation Vice-Chair Brenda Robertson, Foundation Chairwoman Renea Louie, Jackson & Whitaker staff Bonnie Washington, CFP Jeff Whitaker, Caryn Harper, CFP Josh Larson, CFP Patrick Gaskill, CFP Donovan (Bo) Jackson, Foundation board members Brian Fitzgerald and Gary Dove, Community Services Manager Amanda Reid, Community Services Director Brook Adie, Senior Services and Recreation Coordinator Jennifer Calabrese, Parks Superintendent Ryan Stanton and Assistant County Manager Scott Morgan.
Jackson & Whitaker Wealth Management has sponsored the Douglas County Community Services Foundation 2024 naming right for the Douglas County Community & Senior Center, located at 1329 Waterloo Lane, Gardnerville.
The donation provides a display of the company’s name prominently located on the Senior Center Grandview dining room entrance for their second year.
Jackson & Whitaker Wealth Management is a local wealth management firm serving Minden, Gardnerville, South Lake Tahoe, and the surrounding Carson Valley. They are committed to assisting individuals with investments and financial planning to help reach their financial and retirement goals.
“We are thrilled to support the Douglas County Senior Center in their mission to provide vital services to our senior Community,” said Donovan (Bo) Jackson of Jackson & Whitaker. “Ensuring that our seniors have access to quality care, social activities, and support is essential, and we are honored to play a role in enhancing their experience.”
“We cannot thank Jackson and Whitaker enough for their continued support and generosity for all they do for the senior center and our community,” Foundation President Renea Louie. “We are very honored to have so many generous donors and sponsors that make this community so special and ensure that our seniors thrive and have the critical services that they need.”
For more information on how you can donate to the center call 775-782-5500.
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