Tag: Latino Giving Circle Network

Our signature initiative, the Latino Giving Circle Network (LGCN)—a collective of visionary philanthropists dedicated to strengthening Latino communities through impactful giving—proudly announces a significant milestone: over $3 million in grants awarded to 179 organizations championing civic engagement, economic equity, and community empowerment. This achievement highlights the remarkable commitment of LGCN members to create lasting change

With less than 1 percent of philanthropic dollars invested into Latino-led organization, the Latino Giving Circle Network™ is targeting their resources for grassroot leaders in their communities to counter this statistic This year, our Latino Giving Circle Network™ (LGCN) invested close to $350,000 into 39 Latino-led organizations across California to increase and mobilize Latino youth leadership,

Our Latinos in Tech Giving Circle made the Cover of the Chronicle Philanthropy! Read Jim Rendon’s full piece: Hector Mujica was just a child when his family came to the United States from Venezuela in 1998. When they arrived, a community of immigrants in the Miami suburbs, as well as the Catholic church, came to

Excerpt from “How We Give Now: A Philanthropic Guide for the Rest of Us” by Lucy Bernholz “Before we get started let’s take a moment to think of the people who made it possible for us to be here today.” As she says this, Masha Chernyak, who until this moment hasn’t stopped hugging and smiling

Driven by a relentless commitment to protecting our entire community, members of the Latina Peninsula Giving Circle wrote to the San Mateo County Board of Supervisors underscoring the need for bonus pay for its county’s farmworkers, a group that continues to sacrifice so much. The county received nearly $150 million from President Biden’s American Rescue