Las Vegas philanthropist and co-founder of Wynn Resorts, Elaine Wynn, passed away at the age of 82 on Monday. Known for her passion for the arts, Wynn’s legacy extended beyond the gaming industry. Her foundation recently announced plans to develop the Las Vegas Art Museum in partnership with the Los Angeles County Museum of Art.
Throughout her career, Wynn played a key role in shaping modern-day Las Vegas alongside her ex-husband, Steve Wynn. Together, they designed and developed several iconic resorts in the city. Elaine Wynn’s dedication to education and philanthropy also left a lasting impact on Southern Nevada.
She served on the State Board of Education, founded After-School All-Stars Las Vegas, and was instrumental in delivering resources to students during the pandemic. Wynn’s commitment to improving the lives of children in poverty and those at risk of dropping out of school earned her praise from politicians and community leaders across the state.
Additionally, Elaine Wynn was an active political donor, supporting Democratic causes and politicians. Her involvement in state politics, alongside her philanthropic work, influenced policies and initiatives aimed at improving education and healthcare in Nevada.
Wynn’s passing received tributes from Nevada politicians and community members, highlighting her role as a visionary businesswoman and unparalleled philanthropist. Her impact on Las Vegas and the state of Nevada will continue to be felt for years to come.
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