MEET OUR MEMBER ORGANIZATIONS
Logos not included of Community Estrella (advocacy for the TransLatinx community) and Contrapunto Artists Circle.
Providing reliable information on health topics, counseling and referrals to health services available and accessible in local communities. 
Romanos Unidos advocates and empowers the Latinx community in Rome, GA 
A cultural association based in Augusta offering education, cultural empowerment and civics 
An educational program serving at-risk Latino Preschoolers and their families in Sandy Springs, Georgia 
Advocating for the recognition of the humanity and dignity of the undocumented community in Clarke County. 
Committed to producing quality, professional theatre for the Southeast, North Georgia, and our most ardent supporters—the residents of Gwinnett County. 
Extending a healing and compassionate approach to empower Latino victims of sexual assault and their families 
Committed to empowering voices and encouraging positive choices within Latino & minority youth. 
Developing and Promoting the Hispanic Construction Industry in Georgia 
Casa Alterna is a hospitality house where love crosses borders. 
Seeking dignity and justice for the Immigrant Community in the state of Georgia 
Empowering undocumented youth & fulfilling their human right to education 
Organization of United, Unafraid, Undefeated, Unstoppable Leaders. Students and/or their parents are also undocumented or un(der)documented immigrants 
Feminist initative educating and advocating for reproductive justce 
Celebrating and stewarding Peruvian culture and folklore 
Identifies and developschool leaders to improve the educational outcomes of Latino students in Georgia. 
Oldest nonprofit in Dalton, GA providing education and civic engagement services to Latinos 
Providing after-school and mentoring to youth in Sandy Springs 
A grassroots organization cultivating community, and leadership along Buford Highway 
Hospitality house outside Stewart Detention Center serving the family and friends of men detained and separated from their loved ones. 
Increasing civic engagement and leadership of the Latino/Hispanic community across Georgia. 
The only organization providing Latinx LGBTQ community with support and advocacy 
The largest provider of high-school educational & leadership programs in Georgia 
Supporting the Latino legal community pipeline with leadership and access to opporutnities 
Supporting and empowering families suffering domestic violence 
The leader in educational, empowerment and effective communication programs for Latino families in Georgia 
GHCC provides networking and business education to Latino business owners and professionals 
Providing business education, services and advocacy to Latino businesses in Georgia 
Providing assistance and resources through collaborations and partnerships 
Exposing children to age-appropriate literature, provide them with books they can enjoy at home 
Advocating and supporting poultry plant workers and their families 
Membership in the Latino Community Fund (LCF Georgia) is open to Latino community organizations and nonprofits 501(c)(3), 501 (c)(5) and 501(c)(6) in the state of Georgia providing direct programs and services in the areas of health, education, immigration, civic engagement, advocacy, economic empowerment, and arts and culture.
Associate membership is also open to specific programs of nonprofits 100% led, advised, and serving Latinos. Projects and initiatives led by these programs may also receive programmatic grant funding.
Organizations interested in membership, need to fill out this survey and meet two out of the three following criteria:
– Be Latino-led (Executive Director or CEO)
– Be governed by a majority Latino board of directors
– Serve a majority Latino client population
While there is no membership fee, we ask members to attend 2 out of 4 membership meetings and to come together and support advocacy efforts and positions that benefit our community, showing strength in numbers and a unified voice.
Full benefits to member organizations include:
– Participation in grant opportunities
– Technical assistance and capacity building (free or very low cost)
– Leadership Coaching and convening
Nonprofits providing programs and services in the focus areas stated above and complying with only one of the criteria above and completing the survey will be recognized as partners. Partner organizations benefits include technical assistance services with the purpose of building and improving their capacity to serve the Latinx/Hispanic community in the state, discounted access to events and convening opportunities.
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