Latino Community Fund (LCF) Georgia
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LCF Georgia is a nonprofit that serves Latino families, students, workers and business owners across Georgia. It gives free health screenings, runs a nonpartisan voter and civic program, and gives out scholarships and grants. It also helps other Latino-led groups with free coaching and training.
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What they offer 12
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Educational ScholarshipsService
Yearly $1,000 scholarships for high school students in Georgia who want to go on to higher education. Students need to be working with an LCF Georgia member group.
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Health & Well-Being ProgramProgram
Free blood pressure, cholesterol and diabetes screenings, health classes, vaccines and help finding clinics. Held at regular sites in Metro Atlanta and South Georgia.
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Latinos for Democracy / Latino Vote & Civic EngagementProgram
A year-round, nonpartisan, Latino-led group that gives voter information, registers citizens to vote, gets people to the polls, and helps protect voters. People who cannot vote can still volunteer or take part.
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Legislative and Grassroots AdvocacyProgram
LCF Georgia speaks up for priorities set with its members, such as immigration reform, voting rights, safety net access, in-state tuition, drivers' licenses, health care and K-12 education. It works with lawmakers and in communities.
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Summer Soccer Academy in DoravilleProgram
A free summer program that mixes children's soccer training with health lessons and resources. It is for low-income families in DeKalb County.
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Technical Assistance & Membership SupportProgram
Free coaching and training for LCF Georgia's member nonprofits on advocacy, messaging, crisis management, fundraising, planning and programs. Members also get 4 meetings a year.
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Unidos GeorgiaProgram
A Spanish-language website and coalition with information on rights and services. Topics include patient rights, tenant rights and LGBTQ rights. It is also one of the sites for free health screenings.
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Volunteer with LCF GeorgiaProgram
People can volunteer with voter outreach, health screenings and vaccine support, advocacy, special events, or with professional skills. There is a form to show interest.
Grants
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Disaster Relief
LCF Georgia says it responds quickly when a tragedy hits the Latino community. In 2024 it helped 401 farm workers with $600 payments.
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Entrepreneurship Grants
Small grants of $500 to $1,000 for very small business owners. The business must be at least a year old and make under $50,000, and the owner must work with an LCF Georgia member group.
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Grants for Member and Partner Organizations
Money for LCF Georgia's member and partner nonprofits to run programs, build skills and take part in civic life. This is for groups, not individuals.
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