Hispanic Alliance Inc

“All members are elected based on service to the hispanic community”

“A copy of the federal form 990 was provided to the finance committee prior to filing.”

“At the first meeting of each year the board president will ask all board memebers to read the organization's conflict of interest policy and ask each member to disclose any possible conflicts of interest they may have.”

“Compensation is based on industry standard and board approval”

“Consistent with the requirements of section 604 (d) of the irc and the regulations thereunder, copies of the organization's federal form 990 shall be made available upon request, in a timely maner, and subject to the charges permitted by law to any individual who requests it.”

“Hispanic alliance, inc. Is a not-for-profit local hispanic membership corporation. Its mission is to integrate the hispanic/latino community by uniting, supporting, and strengthening hispanic alliance (see schedule o) members in greater cleveland and northern ohio; and further the social, educational and economic development of the hispanic/latino community through advocacy, leadership development and the formation of strategic partnerships. Hispanic alliances' vision is to become the vehicle to integrate the hispanic/latino community and all of its stakeholders as a visible, recognizable and valuable presence within the hispanic/latino and the broader community.”

“General services including design of office and management of organization. Hispanic alliance, inc. Has minimal staff and therefore all programs and promotional activites are carried on by volunteer.”

“THE COMMUNITY.”

“Leadership development - haldi (hispanic alliance leadership development initiative): haldi provides professionals and emerging leaders the training, professional development, networking and community engagement opportunities needed to contribute to the advancement of the latino community. Haldi emphasizes culturally-appropriate leadership training and focuses on the concerns of the latino community, both in the greater cleveland metropolitan area as well as in the broader united states. Haldi is a revenue generating program, which currently boasts an alumni association of forty-seven individuals. Build health challenge: the hispanic alliance is a partner of this national awards program supporting bold, upstream, integrated, local and data-driven community health interventions in low-income urban neighborhoods. Our role is to assure the inclusion of latino tenants and landlords in the maintenance and code compliance of deteriorated housing that we know have been associated with a wide range of adverse health outcomes. These include; lead poisoning, caner, asthma, respiratory infections, injuries, depression, and anxiety. Up to one-third of latino children in our community have elevated lead levels which lead to poor school performance, attention deficiency, poor communication skills, and brain disease. Additionally, we provide access into the homes for medical personnel, city department officials, home repair and translation services for the residents and landlords alike. We advocate on behalf of all parties to ensure compliance and due process.”