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Latino Community Foundation Appoints Two New Board Members with Decades of National and Grassroots Leadership

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New Poll Shows California Latino Voters to be Pivotal in Deciding Balance of Power in Congress

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Latino Community Foundation Launches New Latino Capital Accelerator to Drive Economic Justice and Opportunity for Latino Entrepreneurs

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On the heels of the Harris-Trump Presidential Debate, LCF’s new poll on California Latino voters shows economic issues as top concern in the 2024 General Election

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KTVU: Prospera meets Jennifer Siebel Newsom on Latina Equal Pay Day

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San Francisco Chronicle: Letters to the Editor: Here’s what Gov. Newsom’s proposed budget cuts will do to the arts. It’s not pretty

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Los Angeles Times: Letters to the Editor: A Latino moderator, mic cutoffs, no audiences: Reader ideas for Biden-Trump debates

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Inside Philanthropy: To mobilize voters, the Latino Community Foundation reaches beyond California for the first time

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Los Angeles Times: Julián Castro to head the California-based Latino Community Foundation

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The Chronicle of Philanthropy: Latino Community Foundation Appoints Julián Castro as Its New CEO

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San Francisco Chronicle: This former presidential candidate will head S.F.-based Latino Community Foundation

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The Chronicle of Philanthropy: An Immigrant and Google.org Official Finds a Home in Giving Circles

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Good Morning America: Latino Community Foundation Surprises Prospera

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Inside Philanthropy: In California, the Latino Community Foundation Shifts its Focus to Long-Term Power-Building

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SVBJ: Nearly 25% of all Latinx-owned businesses are in California, but they’re 91% less likely to get loans

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San Francisco Chronicle: Opinion: Newsom’s budget is built on an important lesson – selling out immigrants is bad politics

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