Community Connections for Mental Wellness is proud to host our first annual Better Together Bingo, a joyful afternoon dedicated to connection, healing, and supporting free mental health resources across Northern Nevada. View our website page (click —>) Bingo 2026for ticket information!
CCMW is entirely volunteer‑run and donation‑funded, offering weekly peer support groups, educational workshops, fitness classes, and community gatherings that help individuals feel seen, supported, and never alone. This event helps sustain those life changing programs.
Join us on Sunday, October 11th from 2–6 PM at Revision Brewing Company in Sparks, NV for bingo, raffle prizes, food, mocktails, and community fun, all while uplifting mental wellness in our region.
One of the most impactful ways to support this event is through our (linked—>) Amazon Wishlist, which includes the essential supplies needed to bring Better Together Bingo to life. Or, by making any donation amount. Donation Page
We are also welcoming:
• Event volunteers
• Local business sponsorships
• In‑kind donations for raffle and bingo prizes
To inquire about about sponsorships and in-kind donations:
Email Kailey at welcome@ccmentalwellness.org
Together, we can create a community where no one faces mental health challenges alone, because we truly arebetter together.
Meet Danielle, Your Creative Homegirl she/her
“The sun shines twice as bright when you get creative.”Danielle is a wife, mom, public speaker, workshop instructor, and self-proclaimed creative homegirl. A Kansas City native now calling Reno home, she is the artist behind Second Sun Studio, where she transforms reclaimed textiles into joyful 3D artwork, handcrafted gifts, and tactile craft experiences that inspire creativity for all ages.Raised by two educators, Danielle grew up believing learning happenseverywhere—from thrift stores and museums to libraries, gardens, and cultural events. She earned a degree in Theatre Performance with training in set design, costuming, and stage management before building a career centered on creativity, customer experience, education, and advocacy. She later earned a Master’s degree in Human Relations, blending her passion for community, representation, and lifelong learning.Her creative journey has been recognized through accomplishments including Runner-Up in the Carol Roberson Art Competition, the 2012 Alvin Ailey Arts & Performance Scholarship, participation in the 2026 Artown Community Mural, and local artist and vendor opportunities within Reno, Nevada.Today, Danielle combines sustainability, storytelling, and tactile design through workshops and fiber art experiences that encourage curiosity, connection, and joyful making. She believes creativity is for everyone—and that the sun shines twice as bright when you get creative.