As the incoming presidential administration openly threatens the safety and security of undocumented and mixed-status families, the Latino Community Foundation is investing in grassroots organizations that are protecting these vulnerable families. We’re proud to announce 6 strategic capacity grants to frontline immigrant rights organizations across California, helping them to prepare for and respond to imminent challenges. The
The Latino Community Foundation (LCF) is thrilled to announce the appointment of two new board members: Hector Mujica, Head of Americas Philanthropy at Google.org, and Angélica Salas, Executive Director of CHIRLA. Their diverse expertise and commitment to Latino communities will strengthen LCF as we pursue our mission to unleash the civic and economic power of
The Latino Community Foundation (LCF) is and has been ready to respond to times of challenge, crisis and opportunity affecting our Latino communities. In this moment, with a target on the back of our community, we have no time to waste. Our team is partnering with community leaders now to transform lessons from the past
This morning, we woke up with a clearer sense of what lies ahead for the next four years. In the midst of it all, I hope you’re finding the space you need to process, reflect, and connect with loved ones who, like us, are considering what this moment means for our future. In my own
In a crucial year for Latino families, the Latino Community Foundation (LCF) is expanding our programs and deepening our partnerships with grassroots leaders who are at the forefront of community-driven solutions. In addition to expanding our grantmaking to Nevada and Arizona, we continue to prioritize underserved regions. Our latest initiative, Activate Imperial, is a public-private partnership with the
100 days and counting! I feel tremendously blessed at this moment to be at the helm of the Latino Community Foundation as we build the civic and economic power of Latinos and make our democracy stronger. Our partnerships with amazing non-profits throughout California, as well as the work we do directly through our Latino Nonprofit
“Love is identified with a resignation of power and power with a denial of love. What is needed is a realization that power without love is reckless and abusive and that love without power is sentimental and anemic. Power is at its best is love implementing the demands of justice. Justice at its best is
As Chair of the Board, I am proud to be part the Latino Community Foundation (LCF) family. Alongside our esteemed Board of Directors, I am extremely proud of LCF’s exceptional growth and impact over the past several years. We also remain deeply committed to the culture and values of LCF, especially as we prepare for this