Last week, California Governor Gavin Newsom released a bold $209 billion proposed budget for 2019-20 to tackle some of our state’s most complex issues. For the over 15 million Latinos who live in
You don’t have to be a millionaire to be a philanthropist! But you can organize your friends and raise a million dollars! That’s the power of grassroots philanthropy. That’s the power of our community.
Thanks to you, 2018 has been a year of victories for the Latino Community Foundation! You answered the call to action and together, we made history. Check out OUR IMPACT from 2018 —
Directly after the 2016 Presidential Election results, the Latino Community Foundation launched the Nuestro Futuro Fund to counter xenophobia and fear with solidarity and hope. Thanks to more than 100 generous
At the Latino Community Foundation (LCF), we pride ourselves in being more than just a funder, we are a family that puts love and people at the center of our work. This last
Contact: Masha Chernyak mchernyak@latinocf.org 415.533.9697 Latino Nonprofit Accelerator Makes History in Tech Hub of the World Latino Community Foundation takes model from technology sector to revolutionize investments in Latino nonprofits in California
Contact: Amber Gonzales agonzales@latinocf.org (209) 405-4081 Latino Community Foundation Celebrates $1 Million Investments by Largest Network of Latino Philanthropists in the Country Fresno Leaders Join Forces to Make History in Latino-led Philanthropy
Authored by: Claudia Villanueva, Diversity and Inclusion Program Manager in San Francisco, CA Growing up in a predominately Latino community, politics wasn’t always the biggest topic of conversation. My household, however, was quite different.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: November 9, 2019 CONTACT Amber Gonzales agonzales@latinocf.org (415) 236-4020 (209) 405-4081 MEDIA STATEMENT: Latino Community Foundation released the following statement on voting results, Governor-elect Gavin Newsom, and other elected officials
Roadmap to Latino Prosperity Imagining and Creating a Prosperous Future for the Nation Author: Mara Perez, Ph.D., Founder & Principal, Latino Futures – A Think Tank Project mperez@maraperez.com The racial and ethnic composition
By: Cecilia Ramirez, Brown Issues Intern, The Met High School Voting has always been an important topic for my parents. Since I was young, voting was something they talked about and wanted to
We are less than one week away from the most important Midterm Elections in our lifetime. From selecting our next governor and U.S. senator to voting on propositions on water and housing, we
By: Cynthia Alonso, Cal State Los Angeles, Brown Issues I am the first U.S. citizen in my family, and with this privilege, comes responsibility. At an early age, I discovered that this status
By: Migdalia Sazo, CSU Sacramento, Brown Issues I grew up in the streets of South Central Los Angeles, a community known for its inequalities but underestimated for its strength and power. When I
