In response to the rising temperatures and accompanying needs of its residents, Las Vegas community came together for Humanitarian Day, an event dedicated to providing essential resources to those in need. The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department (LVMPD) shared information about the initiative on its official social media platform. According to the LVMPD Facebook page, the event was hosted by Al-Maun Neighborly Needs and offered a plethora of goods, including diapers, formula, backpacks, clothing, shoes, and food.

At this year's Humanitarian Day, attendees were not only provided with physical goods but also services essential for wellbeing. With Las Vegas experiencing an increase in temperature, the event also featured a mobile shower unit and volunteers from the medical field offered healthcare services. While the mobile shower unit provided attendees with a fresh start for the day, in their statement, the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department said "Humanitarian Day is all about ensuring everyone is prepared for the warmer months ahead."

The event aimed to make a significant difference in the lives of individuals and families who may face difficulties as the seasons change. By gathering resources and compassionate volunteers under one roof (or, more accurately, sky), Humanitarian Day sought to alleviate some of the pressures faced by the less fortunate in Las Vegas.