The Latino Community Foundation denounces the forceful removal of Senator Alex Padilla from today’s press conference with the Secretary of Homeland Security. We refuse to accept a government that punishes elected officials for demanding honesty and justice. Silencing voices that speak out for immigrant communities sets a dangerous precedent—one we must all stand against. By:
The recent ICE-related protests in Los Angeles have drawn widespread attention and reflect growing concern within communities. This call for justice, dignity, and accountability is spreading across California and the nation, reminding us that when our communities rise, they don’t rise alone. Following the 2024 election, LCF announced strategic capacity grants to six frontline grassroots
At the Latino Community Foundation (LCF), we are proud to serve as the home of the Latino Giving Circle Network® (LGCN)—the largest network of Latino philanthropists in the country. The leaders who make up this powerful movement are united by a shared vision: empowering Latino communities through collective giving. This year, the members of the
The Latino Community Foundation stands in solidarity with Los Angeles’ immigrant community. This weekend’s immigration actions by the federal government are part of a larger pattern occurring across the country to instill fear and intimidate our most vulnerable communities. We support the people’s right to peacefully assemble and exercise their First Amendment rights. We must
As Latino families across the nation work to create a brighter future for themselves, their children, and their communities, they been very clear: access to quality health care and a fair shot at economic opportunity are essential to that future. The Latino Community Foundation (LCF) believes our nation’s federal tax policy should reflect those values.
This National Small Business Week, the Latino Community Foundation took the leadership and brilliance of our communities to Washington, D.C. Our Latino Capital Accelerator cohort and team traveled to the nation’s capital to advocate for a simple truth: The future of Latinos is the future of the United States. LCF met with members of Congress,
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The Latino Community Foundation, in partnership with the Nowak Metro Finance Lab at Drexel University, studied California’s public procurement economy and identified key characteristics and guiding principles to unlock its full potential. The California Procurement Playbook is a first-of-its-kind analysis of how Latino-owned businesses in California are faring in the federal procurement economy—and how much
A new national poll commissioned by the Latino Community Foundation (LCF) and Voto Latino Foundation reveals that Latino voters are deeply concerned about the direction of the country under the Trump Administration—and are losing patience just 100 days into his second term. Key Findings: “This poll makes one thing clear: Latino voters from 2024 are
MEDIA ADVISORY FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE April 29, 2025 Latino Community Foundation’s 100 Days of Latino Resilience Virtual Town Hall With Community Leaders WHAT: The Latino Community Foundation (LCF) is hosting a virtual Latino Power Fund Town Hall: Resilience in Action, a powerful conversation with 5 nonprofit leaders from across the country reflecting on the first 100 days