Latine Charitable Funds
Join others in our Latine community who are giving back through a named charitable fund.

Permanent named funds amplify your voice and your values as you provide charitable resources to the causes and organizations that matter most to you. A fund can also be a meaningful way to honor someone you love now and into the future. For our Latine community, Latine named funds are a source of strength and resilience for generations to come.
We celebrate the following Latine families who have taken the next step in giving back to our community by starting named funds.
Are you interested in learning more about starting a named charitable fund?
Latine Fund Stories

Est. 2022 by Anaika and William Ocasio to give back to their neighborhood and the Latino community.

Pablo Y Mateo Cruz Fund for Fair Haven Community and Economic Development ›
Est. 2023 Lee Cruz and Sarah Miller

Padilla Family Aspirante Fund ›
Est. 2022 by Frances and John Padilla to support education, and economic mobility and reduce underemployment in the Latine community.