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 6104 (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.”

“Hispanic alliance, inc. Has minimal staff and therefore all programs and promotional activites are assisted on by volunteers. The community engagement center has approximatedly 83 volunteers.”

“Neighboring counties on latinex health disparities. Staff was also the organizing force behind the settlement between the catholic diocese and the displace roehl street tenants. They are working very effectively with the local faith-based organizations and leaders, and are also currently creating a local resident community council to address systemic and institutional disparities between latinex residents and local institutions to make equity and justice part of any serious dialog impacting their lives. Community engagement center played a key leadership role throughout convencion hispana, culmination on october 8. Funding provided by w.k. Kellogg foundation, metrohealth systems and cleveland clinic.”

“Have distributed six hundred and forty panes and registered 420 new voters. Club san lorenzo and benny's sports grill have hosted registration and gotv panels. Funding provided by cleveland jewish federation and cleveland votes.”

“Haldi-hispanic alliance leadership development initiative: cohort v - 2017 held its orientation thursday august 18. We currently have twenty participants registered for haldi cohort v. The intensive monthly sessions begins friday september 16. We currently have an alumni association of fifty graduates; this represents a seventy-eight percent completion rate. The haldi curriculum has been replicated at chicago's ruiz belvis cultural center. This fall, in honor of hispanic heritage month we will be holding the first ever condensed haldi curricula at lakeland community college for current and incoming latino students. Haldi continues to provide new and dynamic leadership to cleveland area organizations, civic committees, and for a variety of boards of directors. Its most recognizable element continues to be the authentic latinz context in which leadership curricula is framed. Funding, provided by cleveland foundation, keybank, forest city enterprises, pnc, rpm and third federal bank. In august and september, we also received in-kind contributions from participating institutions in excess of 2,000 tuitions.”