HIP

is strengthening

Latino equity, leadership, and voice

Equity

Equity

Championing social justice and equality in Latino communities throughout the Americas

Leadership

Leadership

Empowering Latino leaders in philanthropy and nonprofits to effect change

Voice

Voice

Amplifying Latino voices to ensure we’re heard

Equity
Leadership
Voice

HIP

is strengthening

Latino equity, leadership, and voice

Equity

Championing social justice and equality in Latino communities throughout the Americas

Leadership

Empowering Latino leaders in philanthropy and nonprofits to effect change

Voice

Amplifying Latino voices to ensure we’re heard

By the Numbers

  • TIME
  • INVESTMENT
  • CAPACITY

More than 33 years

of work to empower Latino communities

More than $50 million

invested in Latino-serving nonprofits

More than 800 nonprofits

with increased capacity to serve Latino communities

By the numbers

OVER THE TIME

More than 33 years

of work to empower Latino communities

INVESTMENT

More than $50 million

invested in Latino-serving nonprofits

CAPACITY

More than 800 nonprofits

with increased capacity to serve Latino communities

Recent News

HIP Denounces Administration’s Latest Decision...

May 5, 2018

NEW ORLEANS—Hispanics in Philanthropy decries U.S. Homeland Security’s termination of Temporary Protected Status (TPS) designation for Hondurans, which was first granted after Hurricane Mitch in the 1990s. This...

Ana Marie Argilagos on Social Change Diaries

May 30, 2018

Philanthropy By, For, and About Latino Communities Note: this podcast was originally posted on The Wakeman Agency as an episode of The Social Change Diaries with Vanessa Wakeman. Click here to see the original...

HIP Announces New Board Chair

May 7, 2018

Hispanics in Philanthropy (HIP) announced today that its board of trustees has unanimously chosen Mary Skelton Roberts, co-director for Climate at the Barr Foundation, as the new board chair. She succeeds outgoing...

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HIP Denounces Administration’s Latest Decision...

May 5, 2018

NEW ORLEANS—Hispanics in Philanthropy decries U.S. Homeland Security’s termination of Temporary Protected Status (TPS) designation for Hondurans, which was first granted after Hurricane Mitch in the 1990s. This...

Uncategorized

Ana Marie Argilagos on Social Change Diaries

May 30, 2018

Philanthropy By, For, and About Latino Communities Note: this podcast was originally posted on The Wakeman Agency as an episode of The Social Change Diaries with Vanessa Wakeman. Click here to see the original...

Uncategorized

HIP Announces New Board Chair

May 7, 2018

Hispanics in Philanthropy (HIP) announced today that its board of trustees has unanimously chosen Mary Skelton Roberts, co-director for Climate at the Barr Foundation, as the new board chair. She succeeds outgoing...

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