On Wednesday, Nov. 8, the Las Vegas Super Bowl LVIII Host Committee and NFL Green partnered with Nathan Adelson Hospice on an impactful Super Bowl LVIII community greening project. In celebration of Nathan Adelson Hospice’s 45 year anniversary of providing compassionate care in our community, six fruit trees were planted around the front entrance and other key locations on property. With the support of Moon Valley Nurseries, staff and families cared for by the hospice were able to help plant the trees in a short ceremony, finishing off the planting with a proprietary, nutrient-dense, ‘Moon Juice’ designed to promote the health and longevity of trees and plants.
Nathan Adelson Hospice is southern Nevada’s largest and only nonprofit hospice and is the first hospice to receive a Super Bowl community greening grant.
The National Football League has incorporated environmental projects into the management of tentpole events for more than 30 years. NFL Green is the NFL’s sustainability program which aims to reduce the environmental impact of events and leave a positive “green” legacy in host communities. Supporting the NFL’s community greening efforts in Las Vegas are NFL partner Verizon, the Las Vegas Super Bowl LVIII Host Committee and Host Committee legacy partner San Manuel Band of Mission Indians.
