Two nonprofit agencies spent Wednesday cleaning up after vandals damaged their offices and stole items inside.

The American Heart Association and Olive Crest Foster Care Agency both have offices near Jones Boulevard and Flamingo Road. Both agencies had windows smashed and electronics stolen.

Two laptops were taken from the heart association and a computer from the foster care agency. The computers contained sensitive information, which is password protected but the agencies are concerned.

"It is very upsetting that we try to do what we can for the community and to have somebody come in and take that from us. It is just very upsetting, and to know that they broke into another non-profit is also upsetting because we work in the community together," Erin Sussman with Olive Crest said.

Metro Police are searching for a man who tried to rob two banks this month.

The first incident happened August 17 just after 3:30 p.m., at a bank near Durango Drive and Warm Springs Road. The second incident happened August 29 at the same time as the first attempt, but at a bank near Fort Apache and Flamingo Roads.

In both incidents, the suspect gave a note to the teller, demanding money. In both incidents, the suspect left the bank without any money.

The suspect is described as a white man in his late 30s. He is between 5-foot-5 and 5-foot-8, and he weighs between 180 and 230 pounds. At the time of the last attempted robbery, he was wearing a white, full-rimmed, fisherman-style hat, dark-colored collared shirt, camouflage shorts and white shoes.

Anyone with information is asked to call Metro’s Robbery Division at 828-3591, or to remain anonymous, call Crime Stoppers 385-5555.