Go to main contentsGo to main menu
Wednesday, May 13, 2026 at 10:22 PM

Fernley Estates Senior Living donates portion of move-in fees to local veterans’ organization

Fernley Estates Senior Living donates portion of move-in fees to local veterans’ organization

The Fernley Reporter

Fernley Estates Senior Living and Memory Care, a Mission Senior Living community located in Fernley, presented a check for $375 to the Nevada Veterans Coalition in Fernley. The donation is 50 percent of the total move-in fees received during November and December 2018.

As part of its mission to give back to the community it serves, Fernley Estates Senior Living and Memory Care donated 50 percent of the community’s total move-in fees from November and December 2018 to a local veterans’ organization. The community’s team members and residents selected the Nevada Veterans Coalition in Fernley and presented a $375 check to Commander Brett Palmer.

The Nevada Veterans Coalition supports the Northern Nevada Veteran's Memorial Cemetery by organizing fundraising events, special site improvements, emergency equipment and supplies, volunteer labor and veterans’ awareness programs, as well as special events promoting public awareness about the facility and other commemorative event ceremonies.

According to Fernley Estates’ Administrator, Tara Alto, the donation aligns with the community’s mission of Caring People, Serving People, Improving Lives, both at Fernley Estates and within the local community.

“We owe the freedoms and opportunities we enjoy in our country to the service and sacrifice of our veterans,” explained Alto. “We’re privileged to have veterans living among us at Fernley Estates and everyone – our team members and residents – is proud to support this organization.”

Fernley Estates is one of five Mission Senior Living communities. Each community selected a local veterans’ organization to receive the donation and together they donated a total of $14,250.

“The people who live and work at our communities are cut from the same patriotic cloth. We are grateful to our nation’s heroes, and want to support organizations that help improve their lives,” said Darryl Fisher, president of Mission Senior Living. “Caring People, Serving People, Improving Lives is a mission that extends beyond our communities and into the neighborhoods we serve.”

About Fernley Estates Senior Living and Memory Care

Fernley Estates Senior Living and Memory Care, located at 1130 Chisholm Trl Fernley, Nev., is operated by Mission Senior Living (MSL), an assisted living and memory care organization with locations in Oregon, Nevada and Arizona. Fernley Estates’ mission of Caring People, Serving People, Improving Lives is fulfilled by a team of compassionate professionals who provide care, services and resident-centered programming and activities to enrich the lives of residents and their families. For more information about call (775) 372-8625 or visit http://www.fernleyestates.net. For more information about Mission Senior Living, visit http://www.missionseniorliving.net or call (775) 468-6114.


Share
Rate

Comment

Comments

COMMENTS
C Comment author: Carl C. HagenComment text: Maybe there is more to this story than what is reported, but it seems to me that the businesses that are causing this problem ought to be paying for this, or at least a major portion of it. Why does the County have to pay the whole bill? Just my opinion.Comment publication date: 5/7/26, 10:26 AMComment source: Storey County, Tesla partner to extend I-80 Patrick on-rampComment author: Alan ReederComment text: Great guy, laughed easily, had fun with his students, enjoyed our time together at FHS!Comment publication date: 4/23/26, 10:23 PMComment source: Howard David JacksonComment author: Jack & Nancy CookComment text: Wonderful man. Created a precious family with Linda. Will always respect and admire his contribution to teaching at FHS.Comment publication date: 4/18/26, 10:27 AMComment source: Howard David JacksonComment author: JeffDickersonComment text: Very well reported, even though our motion was denied.Comment publication date: 4/15/26, 11:05 AMComment source: Judge allows Fernley City Council to proceed with corrective agenda item in Lau expulsion caseComment author: Todd fossumComment text: Hi my name is todd fossum i'm clarence's stepson, I was wondering if he had any siblings. I think he said he had a sister that just survived cancer. If she can get ahold of me or any buddy, my number is 916. 3 4 3 1 1 7 7.Thank you have a blessed dayComment publication date: 1/16/26, 4:33 PMComment source: Clarence L Shields C Comment author: Carl HagenComment text: So just curious, what is the point of a franchise agreement if it is not exclusive?Comment publication date: 12/15/25, 4:18 PMComment source: Council approves non-exclusive franchise agreement for waste collection
Community Foundation