Latino Community Fund (LCF Georgia)Program Development & Capacity Building Latino nonprofit organizations, Latino Leaders in Georgia

To grow sustainably, to increase effectiveness, to strengthen our collaborative work and develop informed leaders

Technical Assistance and Capacity Building Services

We provide technical assistance in the areas of resource development, finances, accounting, governance, communications and advocacy to our nonprofit members. Our workshops are designed based on our members’ needs and requests. We aim for excellence in operations, outcome, governance and effectiveness in all our members.

Our workshops, coaching, and convening opportunities are FREE for member organizations.

Our annual event, the Latino Summit & Forum is part of our capacity building offering to member and partner organizations. Click here to learn more and register for this year’s event!

LCF Georgia members and partners learning about grantwriting for foundations

Coalition Building for Advocacy

We work with and develop networks and coalitions to gain access to funds to be reinvested in the Latino/Hispanic community, improve and facilitate access to services and promote and amplify voices on key issues affecting the Latinx / Hispanic community and immigrants at large.

We are the local coordinators and fiscal sponsors for the Delivering on the Dream – Georgia table along with Asian Americans Advancing Justice- Atlanta

Delivering on the Dream – Georgia table of grantees working to expand legal protections to all immigrants and increase the infrastructure of our organizations

Brainstorming with youth organizers for census and GOTV mobilization

Program Development. We are an R&D for Latinx Nonprofits

Because traditional philanthropy limits creative and innovation processes, LCF Georgia spearheads programs that fill gaps or capitalize on collaborations among our member and partner organizations. We co-design, make connections, secure funding and launch pilot programs.

Vecinos of Buford Highway, LCF Georgia and the SBDC teamed up to deliver much needed entrepreneurship classes to youth along the Buford Highway, a immigrant dense corridor

Ser Familia and Coalition of Latino Leaders teamed up to deliver parenting classes in Spanish in NorthWest Georgia

Key Latino Issues module for Leadership Programs.

All leadership programs need a community component that provides an overview into the history of Latinx in Georgia, key facts and opportunities for engagement. With our nonprofit partners, we are happy to provide a module that will add value and knowledge to your program participants.

Interested in learning more? Contact us: info@lcfgeorgia.org

We are grateful to The Coca-Cola Foundation and The Coca-Cola Company for supporting our Technical Assistance series!

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