Hispanic Family Foundation Inc

Cultivate program (formerly known as baila program): cultivate offers after school ballet, folklore dance, art, singing (voice), guitar, piano, and summer camp programs for under resourced kids. The programs nurture creativity, a positive self-esteem, and discipline by creating a supportive environment where students can feel confident and culturally appreciated. These classes also offer a creative space to explore self-expression and connect with their cultural roots as well as develop discipline and teamwork. The cultivate summer camp is an enriching program designed for children ages 7-12. In this camp, instructors provide a safe and engaging environment to learn, play, and grow. There are a number of different activities such as soccer, dance, music, art, and cultural experiences that aim to foster creativity, teamwork, and confidence. This summer camp ensures that children in underserved communities have access to meaningful and fun opportunities for growth and self-expression.the soccer camp at cultivate is a partnered activity with youthco where players ages 5-12 participate in organized soccer practices. Practices are designed to teach basic soccer skills while promoting physical activity, teamwork, and a fun environment. A safe and supportive environment is prioritized so players can grow confidence, resilience, and a sense of community.the sabre league at cultivate is a partnered program with the nashville predators where players ages 6-12 participate in organized street hockey practices for 6 weeks. This camp is designed to introduce immigrant children to the sport of street hockey as it is not well known in the minority communities. Players learn the fundamentals of the sport including stickhandling, passing, shooting, and working successfully as a team. The instructor focuses on encouraging children to engage in the activities, build confidence, and develop life skills that are also important in life such as communication and discipline.

Spanish literacy program (formerly known as education program): this program is designed to help spanish-speaking immigrant adults develop essential reading and writing skills in spanish. This program provides a supportive learning environment by fostering confidence in reading and writing by learning letter sounds, syllable blending, and connecting literacy with personal and cultural storytelling. Through this program students are able to navigate daily tasks such as reading instructions, traffic signs, filling out forms and understanding documents more easily compose simple text messages, use online resources, and engage with digital platforms in spanish.

Disaster relief: in 2023, hispanic family foundation raised money to provide aid for community survivors of natural disasters, including fires and tornadoes. Through 2024, hff continued to deliver assistance to those survivors offering essential support and supplies, and aiding in the ongoing recovery process. Community event services: in addition to disaster relief, hispanic family foundation serves the community throughout the year by putting on several events to bring awareness to the organization and its mission. These community events are free to the public and are outreach opportunities for the organzation.