Public & Societal Benefit
Familias En Accion
FRESNO, CA
Total revenue
$245K
Total expenses
$162K
Net assets
$389K
Grants received
$500
1 grants
EIN
880592469
Tax year
2024
Mission
Foster relationships through leadership commitment for residents and encourage them to use their voice. Focused on enhancing community well-being through environmental clean ups, food distribution initiatives, cultural events, and helping those from underrepresented groups.
Programs
3 programs
COMMUNITY ORGANIZING AND FAMILY EMPOWERMENT THROUGH UCLAP: As part of the UPLAN Campaign Learning and Action by Parents (UCLAP) initiative, the organization formed a dedicated group of parent advisors to co-develop the campaign?s mission, values, and vision. These advisors worked to ensure equitable access for English learner families by addressing translation issues, demystifying district resources, and advocating for clearer financial communication. Additionally, the organization convened a general parent group that met monthly - holding a total of 10 meetings ? and participated in three advocacy presentations to Fresno Unified School District. General parent members committed to reporting inadequate school-level translation services, further reinforcing systemic accountability. Staff and parent leaders participated in peer learning, facilitated trainings, coaching sessions, and in-person collaborative activities centered on supporting youth from underrepresented groups. The initiative empowered over a dozen families to engage in leadership development, advocacy, and institutional outreach, laying the groundwork for continued engagement and a future retreat to sustain momentum post-campaign.
COMMUNITY CLEANUP INITIATIVE SUPPORTED BY THE LUIS CHAVEZ GRANT: With support from the Luis Chavez Grant, the organization coordinated three community cleanup events aimed at improving neighborhood safety, pride, and environmental health. These events mobilized local volunteers and families to remove hundreds of pounds of waste from public spaces across underrepresented areas. The initiative fostered civic engagement, community responsibility, and environmental awareness while providing residents with an opportunity to directly improve their surroundings through collective action.
UNITED WAY GRANT - support exercise and nutrition classes for older adults. Around 18 participants attended regularly each week for three consecutive months, engaging in activities that promoted physical health and wellness. This program provided a consistent space for movement, connection, and learning healthy habits.
Financials
FY 2024
Revenue
Expenses
People
4 listed
Hope Valdez
Treasurer
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2 hrs/wk
Olga Nunez
President
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2 hrs/wk
Nayamin Martinez
Secretary
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2 hrs/wk
Jose E Martinez
President & CEO
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2 hrs/wk
Grants received
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$500 from 1 funder · 1 grant · 2023
$500 · 1 grant · 2023