Hispanic Federation

Hispanic Federation is the nation's premier Latino nonprofit membership organization based in New York, NY, dedicated to empowering Hispanic communities through comprehensive social, political, and economic programs. Founded in 1990, Hispanic Federation delivers impact across multiple service areas including education, health, immigration services, civic engagement, economic empowerment, and environmental justice. The organization operates a robust network of over 780 member organizations and partners, extending services across 43 states and territories while maintaining strong regional offices in New York, Florida, North Carolina, Connecticut, Illinois, Puerto Rico, and Washington, D.C.

Hispanic Federation's service portfolio encompasses direct community assistance programs, policy advocacy, nonprofit organizational development, and philanthropic grantmaking. The organization has distributed over $125 million since 1990 to support its network of more than 650 nonprofit members and partners, establishing and strengthening programs that uplift Latino families. Their technical assistance includes graduate-level management classes, leadership development trainings, and executive fundraising workshops designed to fortify grassroots nonprofit capacity. Hispanic Federation's policy and advocacy work focuses on three pillars: civil rights, justice and equity, and empowerment, with the organization taking over 100 meaningful policy actions annually. Operating from their headquarters in New York, NY, Hispanic Federation serves as a national model for Latino empowerment, working locally, statewide, and nationally to strengthen institutions and bring innovative community programs to scale.