Public Foundations
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WASHINGTON, DC
Total revenue
$394K
Total expenses
$333K
Net assets
$391K
Grants received
—
EIN
874749056
Tax year
2024
Mission
Charitable and educational activities, including but not limited to, promoting equitable access, adoption, and full utilization of technology and telecommunications resources by the Hispanic/Latino/a community in the US.
Programs
3 programs
ACP Para Mi Events and Resources: The Organization participates in and hosts educational and sign-up events in support of its ACP Para Mi initiative, which raises awareness of the availability of the adoptability of the Affordable Connectivity Program (the ACP), a federal subsidy that helps connect low-income households to the internet. Providing bilingual support in English and Spanish, ACP Para Mi is a resource hub that helps eligible households navigate this benefits process. Because many internet service providers are committed to providing ACP-eligible households a high speed plan for no more than the amount of the federal subsidy amount, families receiving the ACP can often access high-quality internet at no cost. ACP Para Mi/HTP partners with its sixteen coalition partners in ongoing educational outreach efforts in addition to working with other community partners to provide resources for events.
Connected Communities Programming: Regular programming that provides timely analysis and elevates underrepresented voices and leaders on the most pressing tech and telecommunications issues. Connected Communities brings together experts and leaders in their field to come together in-person or virtual to discuss programs, policy, and education on tech issues and the digital economy.
Policy Education: The Organization serves charitable purposes by advocating and educating for the underprivileged and lessening discrimination in its work to ensure that the full array of technological and telecommunications advancements are available to all Latino people across the United States as well as all communities who can benefit. The educational policy serves educational purposes by providing instruction of the public, agencies, and partners on beneficial programs and policies that benefit all communities, including the importance of tech equity and the availability of relevant subsidies, policy education and more to low-income households. Program accomplishes this with online blog posts, email news letters, and letter writing.
Financials
FY 2024
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People
6 listed
JudeAnne Heath
Executive Director
$99K
40 hrs/wk
Brent Wilkes
President and board member
—
3.5 hrs/wk
Ramiro Cavazos
Secretary and board member
—
0.8 hrs/wk
Antonio Tijerino
Board member
—
0.8 hrs/wk
Julian Martinez
Treasurer and Board member
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0.8 hrs/wk
Amy Hinojosa
Board member
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0.8 hrs/wk