Lighthouse Charities

Lighthouse Charities operates out of 3435 W Cheyenne Ave, Suite 103, in North Las Vegas, zip code 89032, running a set of programs aimed at academic and personal support for kids and teens. The program list includes tutoring, mentoring, after-school programming, a summer program, sports and recreation, leadership development, and youth volunteer programs, split across two age brackets, 5 to 12 and 13 to 18.

The amenities on file describe the experience rather than the building: academic support, homework assistance, recreational activities, a safe environment, positive role models, and community involvement opportunities. This points to Lighthouse Charities functioning more like a youth development and mentoring organization than a single-activity program.

Hours run Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., and the organization is closed on both Saturday and Sunday. That daytime window is worth noting for working parents, since it overlaps with the school day for younger kids rather than functioning purely as after-school care, so families should call to ask how the after-school program specifically is scheduled within that broader window.

No price range is listed for this organization, and given that many organizations using language like mentoring and youth development operate as nonprofits, families should call (702) 405-8239 or visit lighthousecharities.net to ask directly whether programs are free, subsidized, or fee-based, since that is not confirmed here.

No scholarship information is listed separately, but if cost is a barrier, it is worth asking directly, since organizations built around community support in this way sometimes offer assistance even when it is not formally listed in a public program description.

Given the breadth of programs, from tutoring to leadership development to volunteer opportunities, this organization looks set up for a longer-term relationship with a family rather than a single drop-in class, so a phone call to ask about enrollment, waitlists, and current capacity is a reasonable first step before planning around it.