The Nominating Committee considers and recommends members of the officer and committee positions. It also serves as a standing committee during the year to make recommendations to fill any vacancies, which may arise during the year.

The Oversight Committee is responsible for the care of the members and regular attenders of Reno Friends and oversees the corporate life of the Meeting. It considers and recommends action on requests for membership and arranges clearness committees as needed. The Oversight Clerk maintains the membership records and presents written statistical information to Yearly Meeting once a year. It looks after individual members and attenders who may have special needs. The committee encourages visitation and fellowship within the Meeting.

The Ministry Committee fosters and strengthens the spiritual growth of the Meeting community. Ministry meets regularly to review the Meeting for Worship, discussion groups, worship sharing and other community activities. It strives to nurture and to deepen the quality of worship for each attender, thus enhancing the experience for all.

The Finance Committee helps prepare the annual budget and provides advice to the Treasurer on financial matters, which may arise during the year.

The Religious Education Committee oversees and staffs the running of the First Day School. They provide the curriculum and direction that learning takes for the children of the Meeting. Religious Ed is responsible on a regular basis for the cleaning and organizing of all rooms of their building, as well as after First Day School. The committee also promotes activities which foster fellowship between the children and adults within the Meeting.

The Peace and Social Concerns Committee fosters the Meeting's testimonies and outreach to the wider community. It promotes workshops and other activities, which lead to and draw people from the wider community. PCS is responsible for the recommendation and designation of monetary donations to charitable organizations. Members of this committee (or their appointees) act as representatives or liaisons to FCNL, AFSC and FWCC and report any pertinent information gathered from those organizations to Meeting.

The Buildings & Grounds Committee looks after the Meeting House, Cottage, First Day School, and all grounds. It oversees routine and special maintenance of the buildings and grounds and maintains the safety of the site. This committee coordinates workdays, as needed, and proposes and carries out authorized construction or improvements.

The Hospitality Committee looks after kitchen cleanup following worship and other activities that the Meeting may host. They make sure the Meeting House and Cottage's bathroom, kitchen and meeting areas are kept clean on a regular basis. Hospitality oversees the washing of any laundry generated by the Meeting and stocks necessary household supplies (such as toilet paper and paper towels) that may be needed in the Meeting House, First Day School or Cottage. Once a month, a representative delivers donated items to the Interfaith Hospitality Network. It also arranges for the birthday cakes on special celebration days. Members of this committee make a point of greeting newcomers and guests and encouraging them to sign the guest book.

The Newsletter Committee gathers information about Meeting activities, writes news items and produces and distributes the Reno Friends Newsletter every other month. They keep an updated list of email addresses available for online distribution of the newsletter.

The Meeting Directory Committee keeps track of address additions and changes and reports these to the newsletter committee. Once a year, it publishes and distributes an updated directory that lists all members, regular attenders and others that have a close relationship with our Meeting.