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A Setback but We Will Press Forward, Together
Today’s decision on Affirmative Action from the Supreme Court was a devastating blow to progress towards equity, justice, and our democratic tenets. It was also a reminder that elections matter. The impact of our votes goes far beyond who sits in the White House. They create ripple effects that reach every corner of our democracy.
The Time Has Come for a New Season at LCF
“There is a time for everything, and a season for every activity under the heavens.”Ecclesiastes 3:1 Seven years and seven months ago, I arrived to California with a deep sense of urgency and a bold vision to unleash the power of Latinos. The vision has come to life. Now, it is time. Time for me
Latinapreneurs are California’s Best Bet for an Economic Renaissance
We Need More Latino Representation in Television & Film
LCF Goes to Washington DC!
How California Can Honor the Legacy of America’s Farmworker Movement in 2023
It’s not an understatement to say that California’s farmworkers feed America. The Central Valley alone grows more than 250 different crops—holding an estimated value of $17 billion per year—and account for one-fourth of all food that makes it to kitchen tables across the country.[i] Yet despite their tremendous contributions, California’s farmworkers are at the frontlines
Are You Radically Loving Yourself?
Our Unified Commitment to Half Moon Bay
The murder of seven farmworkers in Half Moon Bay have shattered our hearts—and an entire community. Nineteen families were directly impacted, all members of Asian and Latino communities. As immigrants and farmworkers, these families are among the most vulnerable and unprotected members of our communities. The healing process will be long and hard—and it is
LCF’s Historic Year of Breakthroughs
We did it! We made it through another year. And, because of you, it’s been a year of important breakthroughs for our communities. This year, the Latino Community Foundation (LCF) invested $5.8 million into 179 organizations and led multi-media campaigns to shape the narrative of Latinos as leaders, voters, change-makers, and philanthropists. The results: we leveraged over