Sylvie Courtemarsh will serve as president of Assistance League of Las Vegas starting June 1, 2024, to May 31, 2025.

Assistance League of Las Vegas, an all-member volunteer nonprofit that transforms the lives of children and adults through community programs, has a new president and board of directors for 2024-2025.

Sylvie Courtemarsh will serve as president of the nonprofit starting June 1, 2024, to May 31, 2025. Courtemarsh has been a member of Assistance League for six years. She retired from a 26-year career as a computer programmer.

Every year, the more than 400 members of Assistance League of Las Vegas elect a new Board of Directors to oversee the nonprofit. Duties include operating the award-winning Thrift Shop and the nonprofit’s community programs, such as Operation School Bell®, which provides more than 5,000 local students a year with the new clothing they need to succeed at school.

Together, Assistance League of Las Vegas members volunteer nearly 60,000 hours annually to support the local nonprofit’s philanthropic programs and fundraising efforts.

Assistance League of Las Vegas 2024-2025 Board of Directors

President:  Sylvie Courtemarsh

President-Elect:  Sue Trock

Vice President Chapter Services:  Sue Severino

Vice President Membership:  Sandy Mullally

Vice President Philanthropic:  Tammy Vaaler

Vice President Fund Development:  Brandon Davis

Vice President Community Programs:  Deon Poort

Vice President Finance:  Tay Fried

Vice President Strategic Planning:  Christine Santiago

Vice President Marketing:  Kathryn Cummings

Recording Secretary:  Gloria Rice

Treasurer:  Julie Slack

Assisteens Representative:  Erin Bendavid

Desert Sage Representative:  Betsy Angelcor

Parliamentarian:  Diana Anderson

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About Assistance League of Las Vegas:  Established in 1976, Assistance League of Las Vegas is a chapter of National Assistance League.  Assistance League of Las Vegas is an all-member volunteer nonprofit with no paid staff that transforms the lives of children and adults through community programs.  To learn more, visit: ALLV.org.