Mandy Telleria leverages her vast expertise and successful career in architecture and design to give back to the community through her charitable organization, The Good Deed Project. What began as a few pro bono jobs helping renovate the Living Grace and S.A.F.E. House shelters eventually led Telleria to launch the nonprofit in 2014. Now, The Good Deed Project provides renovations, repairs and other services to improve the living conditions for families in need.
Telleria believes in the power of transforming spaces to improve peoples’ lives. Raised by a single mother who worked multiple jobs to provide for the family, Telleria says her childhood was an influence when founding The Good Deed Project. The volunteer-based organization was recently recognized with a Governor’s Point of Light Award and its impact is felt throughout Southern Nevada.
Always leading with kindness and putting her best foot forward, Telleria says her mother is the guiding light for her personal, professional and philanthropic life.